The story was known. It's based on the controversial Dharmaguru Gurmit Ram Rahim Singh Insaan. Although the story revolves around Ram Rahim, businesses in the name of religion, and self-destruction in superstition - these are the issues that have given more prominence. More interestingly, the series was directed and produced by renowned Indian filmmaker Prakash Jha. Popular movies like Gangajaal, Apaharan, and Rajneeti was made by him.
The Story and the screenplay were well decorated and established. The production design was pretty good. And the gigantic set reminds me that the producer's name is Prajaksh Jha. Making was quite good. But at the very first episode, I was doubted that truly is this made by Prakash Jha? The first episode hadn't the proper vibe of Prakash Jha. But after that, gradually it became more interesting and worth watching.
Bobby Deol was in the leading role. And he did it quite brilliantly. Bobby was totally sunk into the Baba Nirala character. Another brilliant role has playing very well by Chandan Roy Sanal as Bhopa Swami. Without this character, Baba Nirala's influence became zero. Bhopa is a kind of that character, who was a Saint at Ashram but he also controlled illegal works. Chandan Roy has portrayed even the small details of this character very well.
Darshan Kumar played the role of Ujagar Singh. He acted quite well. However, the one who has noticed a flew in her performance is Adhiti Sudhir in the role of Pammi. I don't know why, but it seems that much better acting was needed for that character. Besides, there nothing much to say about the rest. Everyone has done fairly well. End of the day, I quite enjoyed this series.
