Review by singhinder4

Been lucky to have read the book, the adaption is well directed with an apt cast supporting the cause. It's not a typical run of the mills / popcorn TV but a more intense and a genius perspective to it. The winner is cinematography for me since it depicts the 1960s setup in a more ensemble and artistic touch to it. It does gets a bit sloppy during the second half when the protagonist tries to unravel the character which could have been cut short making the plot more tight and gripping. It's must watch for those who are bored watching nonsense Netflix dramas and are content freak.