Delhi Crime

This was by far one of the best crime series I've seen. Not only do you get an insight into the everyday lives of this mega cosmopolitan task force and the challenges it faces in economic terms, there's a is a dynamic of hopeful optimism poignantly portrayed and conveyed in a way rarely seen. What's more one gets a first hand hands on look at India and it's diverse economic and complex political structure. The script is masterfully orchestrated and the constant intertwine of Hindi and English is simply fascinating. Language plays a major roll and is definitely well used to depict the various layers of social and economic strata in that bustling nation. Aside from it holding high standards as a crime series it really was extraordinarily educational to say the least. Based on a true story or perhaps several of them this is a must for all that feel in some way social justice is out of reach. It isn't if it is found such a struggling and vast nation like India. Kudos to all involved for a magnificent team effort in producing such a beautiful and gripping series. Top notch.

I was very angry and overwhelmed at the same time when watching this. It's an amazing take on the real heinous act of inhuman treatment and ghastly Ugly reality of our so called society which holds their values to the core but don't know how to act on them. My guts were trolling when this happened and again when i was watching this. I really hope that such demonic creatures never come into existence and the accused get the justice they deserve asap.

Very thought provoking.. Lots of respect and our Police department. Maybe a little slow. But to get the true the experiences they go through, it's necessity. Casting and acting is superb. Need more shows like this to erase the misconceptions of our heros.

Delhi Crime is no easy watch. In fact, it should come with a trigger warning. The show follows Delhi Police and how they nabbed the 6 accused in the unsettling 2012 gangrape case that shook the capital. The series is, at once, an unputdownable watch but an exhausting experience.

A must watch:

• Compelling viewing.
• Let down by lack of subtitles throughout.

This sort of thick accent (and I am of Indian origin) was near impossible to understand. Producers (Netflix) should have insisted on subtitles for the Hindi as well as the "English" dialogue!