Tee_Alee_Naqvi

Well start off with the basic question is it worth watching? Yes.

Is it any good? Well good enough.

It offers a great premise, I mean gangsters and Karachi together is a firey combination if filmmakers only use it properly. Shamoon tried his best here but the lack of budget is quite visible on screen. A show with such story deserve a bigger budget and a more detailed execution. 20min episodes didn't help that purpose either. Where there is not much good in this show you can just watch it for the sake of some performance like Shamoon and Hassam and the guy playing SSP and the guy playing the cop (the honest one).

It surely is worth a one time watch but if season 2 is in the making then producers please invest a little more money in it. A story like this deserves grandeur.

Laxmi or Laxmi Bomb either way it's a garbage. Worst film I've seen this year. It's an absolute disgrace of a film, Lawrence Mathew has no freaking idea what he's doing here, bad characters, rusty comedy that doesn't make people laugh these days, awful visual effects in fact there's absolutely nothing to like in this film. If go in depth for a review I'll be wasting my words and I'm not going to do that coz I've already wasted my time on it.

Churails is a masterpiece in all aspects of it. Loved the well knitted script by Asim Abbasi, his direction is also on point, he explored every theme with great details. You will see the Anurag Kashyp influence on the show and in this generation who's not inspired by his work? But still Asim Kept it as his original idea his his own skill is also quite visible here. He proves himself to be a masterful storyteller yet again can't wait to see more of Asim.

Nimra Bucha is ferocious. she is absolutely nailing her part here. This is a wonderful performance probably the best of the show. Sarwat Gilani is also surprisingly good, but fawad Khan, inspector guy, he is amazing in the show. There are also some great cameos that I loved and Sania Saeed is the one I'd like to mention here. in fact the only weak performance in the show was by Yasra Rizvi, which towards the last 2-3 episodes got a lot better.

What I really loved about it is that it might make you feel uncomfortable but it is very balanced in it's approach. I was expecting it to be triggering for men but it is not. The injustice to women is real and we rather do something about it instead of getting triggered. It's gritty and raw and beautiful. Mo Azmi's cinematography is stunning. He makes Karachi look like a Heaven and Hell at the same time. Saad Hayat's score is exceptional. But in it's technical aspects what takes the cake here is Aarij Hashmi's production designs. They are one of the best I've seen lately.

To sum it all up I would just say that you need to watch Churails, spare yourself some time and watch it. It is absolutely worth your time and money.