Chhal Kapat - The Deception

If you're into suspense thrillers that keep you on the edge of your seat - this isn't it. "Chhal Kapat" had me more thrilled about my phone notifications than the actual plot. The cast looked as confused as I felt, and the acting made me wonder if they were all part of a long, dramatic prank. I kept hoping someone would say, "Surprise! This was a rehearsal," but alas, it was the real deal. The storyline crawled like it had a flat tire, and somehow still managed to trip over itself.

By episode three, I had already predicted the "big twists" - and I'm not even a detective, just someone with common sense and a working remote. It's called a thriller, but the only thing thrilling was the moment I finally finished it. If "Chhal Kapat" taught me anything, it's that patience is a virtue... and mine was tested thoroughly. Watch only if you're out of things to do - like completely out.

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This series is a mystery thriller that is centered around a murder in a wedding ceremony (not a spoiler; already in the trailer). However, it seems that this was intended for a movie but was made into a series. It contains a series of badly directed shots, unrelated shots, and bad plots. The plot seemed so water-thin that I guessed it by the second episode itself. The makers tried to do all kinds of misdirection, yet I don't think they were successful in doing that.

The lead actor (Ms. Pilgaonkar) does a decent job, though. She is believable and plays the character of a cop very well. However, the other characters are too pathetic. I would NOT recommend watching this series at all.

Here's a possible review for the web series "Chhal Kapat":

"Chhal Kapat" is a gripping and intense web series that explores the darker side of human nature. The show's intricate plot, complex characters, and unexpected twists keep viewers on the edge of their seats. With outstanding performances from the cast, the series masterfully weaves together themes of power, corruption, and deception.

The cinematography is stunning, capturing the essence of the story's setting and atmosphere. The pacing is well-balanced, moving seamlessly from suspenseful moments to emotional depth.

Overall, "Chhal Kapat" is a must-watch for fans of thriller and drama genres. Its engaging storyline, coupled with exceptional acting and direction, makes it a compelling addition to the world of web series.

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Chhal Kapat on Zee5 is like the worst homework assignment I have ever written; it sounds cool but ends up making you want to throw your TV into outer space! Directed by Ajay Bhuyan, it's got Shriya Pilgaonkar as this detective lady, Inspector Devika, who's trying super hard, but the show is a giant yawn.

The story is about this fancy wedding at a fancy old mansion where Alisha's friend Shalu gets murdered! The writers, Prakriti Mukherjee and Karishma Olu, either have not put their soul into the story, or others cut it, or it is simply lazy writing. Your call!

The story drags like a Monday morning, with Devika asking the same snoozy questions to a gazillion people. It's supposed to be smart, but it's like listening to your teacher ramble forever. The "twists" are so obvious, it's like guessing the end of a cartoon.

If given a choice between cat videos and this, I'll choose cat videos, and I'm not even a fan of cats.

I'll go with 1 for this mess.

Whoever made this pathetic series should be banned from this profession forever.

Story- there is none. It's just some khichdi. Looks like a third or fourth standard student story project.

Cast- A c grade series with max d grade actors or non actors. Some of the unknown faces were ok. The lady playing the role of SP does not have even a 5 percent aura of a cop, let alone a detective. She may have pulled some strings to get the role.

Zee5 should not waste public time making such crap. Thankfully no money was spent watching this , most of it fast forwarding and nothing missed.

Give it a skip. Instead watch some old Ramsay horror comedy.