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Late to the party but Raj and DK do it again! Their hold on action has been commendable since A Gentleman and has only gotten better with each series.

Love some of the single camera shots to signify the back story of the two spies. For instance the blood on the cassatta. That could have easily made for a poster of the show!

I love how Varun Dhawan holds his own in this show and the action suits him so well. But Samantha Ruth kicking ass against 80/90's music is a different vibe all together.

Only on the third episode and cannot wait to see the way this show unfolds. I hope it has more complex layers than the current three episodes to make it more interesting and not too direct as the first three episodes.

The direction, visuals, and the dialogues are bang on! The writing is quick wit, sarcastic, and ironic. The comic timing of all the actors only added to the fun of watching *cough* binge-watching this series in 3 hours with my mother. Yes, one can find several loopholes that the characters could have had more depth or their had to be some character growth but that is where Season 2 shall come in *hopefully* I really hope Hotstar greenlights this project for an S2 cause it honestly deserves it!

Divyendu, Vinay Pathak are expected to be good - but Kusha Kapila and Mukti Mohan were definitely the surprise package here. Both women packed a punch in their pivitol scenes.

Lastly, the show was what it was because of the entire supporting cast who elevated even the smallest of scenes with their effortless human, expression, and body language. - Honestly, this show belongs to them. (Annapurna Soni, Atul Srivastava, Hemant Pandey, Gyan Prakash, Ishtiyak Khan, and Sachin Negi)