Karm Yuddh

That was fantastic, by the way. Season after season, we watch as the Roy family fights amongst itself over who should run the family's successful company. As a murderous gang sets fire to a Roy factory, concerns are raised about who is at the helm of the family enterprise. This is a darkly comedic comedy, but it also has some very frightening moments and some very intense conflict between the characters. I couldn't put the program down; there were just too many twists and new words to learn. The tension compels the audience to pay close attention. Incredible work! The plot has just the proper amount of family turmoil, and all of the characters are great because of it. The drama in the family should have been more like that seen on Dynasty. I've experienced a wide range of emotions while reading this book, from warmth to disdain to grief to suspense. All of them together in one set.

I was having high expectations from this show as the cast in the show is awesome but story and suspense isn't that great which can make you sit in front or TV like Criminal Justice.

Basically ok to watch if you are fan of web series who want to spend their weekend with TV when none of the choice available Hopefully in the next season they do well Great acting by Ashutosh Rana as always.

Subtitles don't match the dialogues. Specifically, when Indrani's party-loving stepson Abhimanyu (Ankit Bisht) is introduced. While the voiceover indicates that she loves him as her own blood child, the subtitles imply some incestual attraction.

Karma Yudh is an Indian drama web series, directed by Ravi Adhikari. I absolutely loved it. The series follows the feuds of the Roy family over the succession of its wealthy business. As a group of killers set fire to a Roy factory, the question about the head of the family business raises the. This is a series with much black humour, but it is also wincingly shocking and serious heat amongst its members. There were so many twist and terms it was impossible to put the show down!.The suspense makes one eager to watch and listen attentively. Amazingly written!! All of the characters are awesome given the story I think it was just the right amount of family drama. The family fuss should have been more like the one portrayed in dynasty which is more realistic. It has made me feel suspense, sadness, disgusts and warmth. All in one series..

Nice plot of the story, however few side stories were not really required unless kept for 2nd season. Cinematography is really good ,however, I feel that in the begining ,charcters could have given enough to time to establish themselves so as to connect with audience very well.

Dialogues are very good, the introducing line "Bangal me kahawat hai" becomes very powerful in the voice of Pranay Pachauri.

The acting of Paoli Dam is excellent at the same time Pranay Pachauri,a rising star amongst the new generation actors is equally superb. In most of the scenes both of them did complete justice with their roles.

Karm yuddh is an interesting series with great casting,highly appreciable cinematography,good plot and good dialogues. One or two subplots kills the speed such as naxalites and CBI substory and even press and actress story do not add much thrill to story looking at their footage.

Paoli Dam and Pranay did the complete justice with their role and both of them impressed me with their natural acting prowees natural actor and others also more or less did the justice with their roles. Satish gave a different flavour to the role by remaining silent and thinking mind .Ashutosh, very talented actor was not offered any opportunity to bring something new in this role and season.

Songs are good , background music is also good and sometimes goes overboard in few scenes. I also liked the first introductory dialogue and it's delivery, probably in the voice of Pranay only.