Karm Yuddh

Web series review: Karm Yuddh Streaming on Disney+ Hotstar #sanjuzzreviews #karmyuddh #PaoliDam #disneyhotstar From the House of Shree Adhikari Brothers, Karm Yuddh is a dynasty drama which showcases struggles within a powerful business family for being at the helm without caring how low one can stoop to satiate their lust for power.

The start of this 8 part series is promising, 2 brothers Satish Kaushik & Rajesh Khattar, their step brother Ashutosh Rana and Khattar's wife Paoli dam all involved in controlling the business empire of the Roy family in Kolkata.

The story, though interesting, has a lot of sub plots like a naxal angle, songs and a love story which slow down the narrative and could have been shortened or avoided totally. The spirit of Kolkata where the series is set, is restricted only to a few aerial drone shots & visuals of yellow cabs and white uniformed cops... Not done !!

The series boasts of an impressive cast with famous names like Satish Kaushik, Ashutosh Rana, Chandan Roy Sanyal among others. However it is Paoli Dam as the ruthless business-woman who is the best of the lot and the emotions conveyed through her eyes speak a lot of her acting prowess. Others have given a decent performance too.

The ending has been left open to pave the way for a second season. All in all , even with its shortcomings, Karm Yuddh is a decent one-time watch.

Going with 3 stars out of 5 for this one.. Adios 🙂!!

Sameer lodaya

This series is about the family war for being the chairman of the business empire

the plot was good but a lot of time was wasted in love story and naxals..the planning shown was also up to the mark where they involved media houses ,killings ,betrayals ,gangsters..the makers should had shown hardcore tactics to earn the chair but they simply wasted time

The series is in 8 episodes where the motion was very slow..paoli played very well the character of vamp with Roy and anjana..pranay looked smart and acted very well trust me he is the dark horse he just needs a good break..it became interesting from the last 4 episodes

Again the greed for 2nd season was present as the main climax did not conclude and when they will come with the 2nd season this plot will be shown in some other series.

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.

The Karamyudh is a display of a royal lineage and the passing of power. The potential for great wealth and power, together with a fantastic ensemble cast and a compelling narrative. Guys, I really recommend this program. Actually, it was one of the greatest shows I've ever seen. I adored the whole cast. The story is interesting, and I like it. It's the greatest choice for you if you appreciate watching criminal shows. Karma Yudh follows the Roy family, a prominent Bengali family, as they navigate life in Kolkata. Some individuals have been slain and burned to death in the city, and it seems to be part of a much larger scale murder. You're going to really like the series because of the excellent music in the background and because Paoli Dam makes a compelling case for her portrayal of Indrani Roy. It includes all the things people are hoping to see. Both of these comedic and crime-based family drama programs have compelling stories that will have you watching till the very end. Web series director Ravi Adhikari helms the Indian drama Karma Yudh..

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