Kaiser

Kaiser is written based on the sharp minds how they think, how modern age detectives can be different than others.

It was truly amazing to see Afran Niso to play this role. He was into the character and played it very well.

Story touched the key points very well, childhood thriller story could have been improved but still it is for the best.

This is an excellent series with an amazing plot - this won't feel boring even for a moment. The 90s title theme and the similarly on point OST makes it equal to none of the existing series' that were released in the recent past, making it an amazing journey through an awesome plot. Honestly speaking, the acting perfection that was shown here are absolutely unexpected from a Bangladeshi cast, it is absolutely awesome. The cast worked.in tandem to produce an unexpected masterpiece in our Bangladeshi industry history. The dialog was original, relatable and proper. The jokes were absolutely hilarious and very relatable, no forced laughs.

I'm someone who hardly praises things and would take the pain of logging into IMDB to put in a review but this was good enough to get both out of me. So, trust me: WATCH THIS. You'll love this.

Afran Nisho nails one more time. Loved the plot and the climax. Bangladesh is setting a bar. You don't need to copy anymore just create something out of the box. Such natural acting and so much relatable.

To tell you the truth, I wasn't so convinced at the introductory phase; the screenplay felt repetitive, the story wasn't making any visible advancement either, and the characters too were struggling to establish their prominence. Finally, after several episodes (Episode four onwards); the show eventually began showing developments and from thereon it slowly grew on me. I feel it's the 'drama' that weaved its magic thus assisting in making things better!

Now, if you cut out the dramatic portion; all you're left with is an investigative piece that lacks a certain ingenuity, a certain sharpness. Do not get me wrong, it does work out in the grand scheme of things but I think, further stability, particularly at its foundational level was an indispensable requirement rather than a nonessential element of convenience.

P. S. Episode Six (RPG) was my favorite, Afran Nisho killed it.

The show excels in many ways, namely Afran Nisho's acting. Looking forward to see him on more projects affiliated with Hoichoi. On the other hand, the Cinematography along with Color Grading and overall camera-work was top-notch as well.