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I'm a fan of Rohit Shetty movies and was looking forward to this series. Within the first few minutes I realized it was just like his movies, just longer. There were some really silly scenes too, like a bunch of cops putting on pretty vests before going into a flat to apprehend criminals. That's when I pulled the plug and stopped watching. Audience expectations from tv serials are much higher than from movies. This series is just not up to the mark. There is so much good content on streaming services that as soon I realized this series wasn't worth my time, I switched to another show. I started watching Shehar Lakot which is so much better.

We started the movie with great anticipation, after all the hype and awards it had won. We watched the first 25 odd minutes, waiting for things to pick up as they showed a day in the life of a boring laundromat owner. We waited and waited and, just when it seemed like things were picking up, it kept getting more and more boring. We finally pulled the plug and stopped the moving, switching to a British comedy about a couple of assassins.

Come on guys. You can't expect your audience to stick around for 25 minutes with nothing happening. No wonder we find serials so much more fun than the drivel movie companies are churning out.

This movies leaves Hollywood movies of its genre behind. The concept is not new but the execution is flawless. Beautifully made, brilliantly directed and acted.

I didn't watch the movie for several weeks thinking it would be a sun-standard knockoff, but when I did, I was blown away. The story is extremely well thought through and answers all the questions a viewer may have while watching a movie of this type.

The movie keeps you guessing about what's going to happen next, and when it does, it leaves you satisfied. Every character was well thought through and developed. And the ending leaves you satisfied unlike so many movies these days.

Watch it. You'll thank me.