Kathmandu Connection

No story, unnecessary sub plots and funny twist. Do not waste your time and money on such series.

Storyline is pathetic. Lead investigating officer(Anurag Arora) and main opposite role( Gopal Datt) actor's are nice but ,all other performances are average. Lead actor is also struggling in romantic dialogs.

Also. A Certain community is shown as victim and community people are getting shown as running as orphanage. And portrayed that particular community people are not culprit instead they are victim.

It's not worth watching. Plot is not good. Storyline started with bit good but every thing is kinda mockery. They should have utilized there resources better. Atleast viewers deserve more than whatever is being displayed.

The series goes in a slow and steady motion

The story is nothing new but the execution was good and the director carried in a better way ..accurate costumes and props were used to define 90s with soothing background scores

All the actors played their roles in a very good way but it would be better if the series had some thrilling scenes or catchy dialogues..they turned the series in last episodes thus giving a new climax

A watchable series.

Kathmandu Connection has many interesting elements in its storyline, it is loosely based on the much done subject of the early 2000s, The Dawood Ibrahim-Chota Rajan rivalry set as the backdrop and a cop story in the foreground. Despite some good actors, a nice technical team and a decent run time, Kathmandu Connection is let down and botched up royally by the screenplay department singlehandedly.

Cinematography is neat throughout the six episode mini series. Editing is good in keeping the total runtime to just over 200 minutes. Screenplay is a big downer that lets down all other good work quite sadly. Production design, though they have worked hard for the 1990s look, there are some glaring errors like LCD tvs and cell phones that were non existent in the early 90s. Costumes and makeup was average along with the music. On the acting front Amit Sial shines with very little support from the other actors in the series. His portrayal of a DCP is pretty accurate.

Overall, though the series has some elements based on real events, like the fallout between Dawood Ibrahim-Chota Rajan just after the 1993 Bombay serial blasts, their all out gang war, the assassination of Nepali MP Mirza beg, the lack of further research and some lazy writing hurts Kathmandu Connection big time. The series is still of watchable quality despite its huge shortcomings, sans major expectations. 5.8 stars out of 10 for Kathmandu Connection for its honest attempt to try something new in the place of a regular run a mill story. Watch it only when you have absolutely nothing else to do.