Kaiser

I am surprised by the plot, screenwriting and directing. Typically this is not regular tv series that we can expect from Bangladesh film industry. Excellent work everyone, who worked in this series. I am like what I just watched! Is it again from Bangladesh. I still can't believe it. I am always a mystery, crime thriller fan. Twists are in the series is very logical and unexpected. I have seen few videos in YouTube where protagonist acted. Those were nice too. This web series should be top in mystery thriller category.

Thank you for releasing this beautiful series and those who are still waiting for to watch, please don't waste your time. Just watch. It's a worth watch.

I am not related to anybody in this series and I can confirm such a tv series, or film never had been made in BD before. I am so satisfied that I will give a rating of whole complete 10. There are some emotional reasons too. Many many thanks for giving multiple tributes to Tin Goyenda and Kazi Anwar Hossain. Also there were references to every major fictional detectives from my childhood. From "Pahare Feluda " to Edgar Allan Poe, they did not leave anything. I actually do not know, who is the main man responsible for all those references, but one thing I know, he is one hell of a knowledgeable person in contemporary literature, most probably a 90's kid. Tghank you for the sound tracks, for the title shots of 90's Dhaka which albeit lost is much longed for by many. Please make many more like this. And yes, the actors are wonderful. The friendship and the chemistry between three friends were great. I would very much like to see at least 8-9 seasons of this series. In India, many are attempting to make films of Feluda and other novels. And I often get the feeling that the creators did not read the original works, or at least did not do it in their childhood. Their feelings and preceptions are often different from the original fans. But we can be proud of the fact that, the creators of this series (kaiser) are literally authorities of such works, which should be the first criterion. And yes, Afran Nisho is leagues apart from others. P. S. 1. Even if I be very judicious, it should get a rating above 8.5 to 9, easily. 2. The series is perfectly balanced in almost every aspect and it has the perfect length, with appropriate build up.

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.