Un mécanicien s'efforce de sortir de l'ombre de son père, un gangster, afin de conquérir l'amour de sa vie. Un officier honnête finit par devenir un agent du chaos, tandis qu'un héritier de ... Tout lireUn mécanicien s'efforce de sortir de l'ombre de son père, un gangster, afin de conquérir l'amour de sa vie. Un officier honnête finit par devenir un agent du chaos, tandis qu'un héritier de cartel réticent connaît une crise d'identité.Un mécanicien s'efforce de sortir de l'ombre de son père, un gangster, afin de conquérir l'amour de sa vie. Un officier honnête finit par devenir un agent du chaos, tandis qu'un héritier de cartel réticent connaît une crise d'identité.
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- 9 victoires et 27 nominations au total
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This show, when written on paper, must've been a joyride for all people involved. Every aspect of this piece was taken care of and I can say I was satisfied. Rajkumar and everyone were amazing but i truly have to give it up for DQ who just delivers constantly. Only downside is some lag scenes and some illogical scripting but it is a comedy show so it does make sense. The comedy was well delivered and the action was above par. I liked the depth they gave to some of the characters and how every side story in the show was tied up to the best of the directors ability but I felt interested in every aspect of the show and for a Netflix piece to do that to you, the director had to have grounded you in every minute and I can say I was hooked. All in all, would recommend and loved every bit of it.
As an ardent admirer of Raj & D. K's work, including the often overlooked 'A Gentleman,' I couldn't contain my anticipation upon learning about their latest endeavor, 'Guns & Gulaabs.' Boasting an ensemble cast featuring talents like Rajkummar Rao, Dulquer Salmaan (DQ), Gulshan Devaiah, and Adarsh Gourav, the stage was set for an intriguing and gripping narrative. However, as I reflect upon the seven-episode series, my thoughts inevitably lean toward what might have been.
It's important to clarify that 'Guns & Gulaabs' is far from being a disappointment; it commences on a strong note, and the initial episodes manage to capture the viewer's attention. The climactic episode, replete with twists and adrenaline-pumping thrills, further showcases the show's potential. Regrettably, these engaging moments are sporadically interspersed, leaving much to be desired during the in-between segments.
While the humor occasionally hits its mark, there are instances when the jokes falter, contributing to an overall sense of inconsistency. The pacing of the series, in particular, felt lackluster and, at times, ponderous. It's within these stretches that the show loses some of its allure, struggling to maintain the viewer's engagement.
Despite these shortcomings, the performances shine with brilliance. Every member of the cast brings their respective characters to life with commendable effortlessness. With such a talented ensemble at the helm, the strength of the acting was practically a given.
The unmistakable Raj & DK touch is perceptible throughout the show, offering glimpses of their signature style. However, the consistency needed to elevate 'Guns & Gulaabs' to the echelons of a classic appears to be somewhat elusive.
Summing up, my verdict rests in the realm of decency rather than exceptionalism. While 'Guns & Gulaabs' certainly warrants attention, it falls short of reaching the pinnacle of distinction. Nevertheless, it remains a viable choice if you're seeking a diversion to pass the time.
It's important to clarify that 'Guns & Gulaabs' is far from being a disappointment; it commences on a strong note, and the initial episodes manage to capture the viewer's attention. The climactic episode, replete with twists and adrenaline-pumping thrills, further showcases the show's potential. Regrettably, these engaging moments are sporadically interspersed, leaving much to be desired during the in-between segments.
While the humor occasionally hits its mark, there are instances when the jokes falter, contributing to an overall sense of inconsistency. The pacing of the series, in particular, felt lackluster and, at times, ponderous. It's within these stretches that the show loses some of its allure, struggling to maintain the viewer's engagement.
Despite these shortcomings, the performances shine with brilliance. Every member of the cast brings their respective characters to life with commendable effortlessness. With such a talented ensemble at the helm, the strength of the acting was practically a given.
The unmistakable Raj & DK touch is perceptible throughout the show, offering glimpses of their signature style. However, the consistency needed to elevate 'Guns & Gulaabs' to the echelons of a classic appears to be somewhat elusive.
Summing up, my verdict rests in the realm of decency rather than exceptionalism. While 'Guns & Gulaabs' certainly warrants attention, it falls short of reaching the pinnacle of distinction. Nevertheless, it remains a viable choice if you're seeking a diversion to pass the time.
This web series come out of the same rat race of web series with its film making ,the direction is done very well that they know what they want u to show ,the actors are top of line with saurabh,Rajkumar,dulquar, gulshan e.t.c and a outstanding performance by child actor who plays character of gangaram ,,the climax is also different from all as it doesn't leave a clue for its next season as it give every character a interesting ending,,,,,,I am not to sure about negative as they are different but I can also not as satisfied to give it a 10,,,,it doesn't have any intimation scenes but contain strong language and blood ,,,
I'm not a fan of Indian films or shows. They tend to be over the top bollywood style or cringey and remedial.
But this is like 'White Tiger', a more realistic feel to it.
It's corny, colourful, simple, a bit much at times and cheesy in parts. But it's also gripping, funny, detailed, well written and acted. The characters are all likeable or villainous.
The seven episodes flow easily and there's plenty of (sometimes obvious) twists. Overall it was very enjoyable. Its more of a lads style production, but fans of worldly art will like it.
Eventough it's in English, the accents can be a bit hard to understand at times.
But this is like 'White Tiger', a more realistic feel to it.
It's corny, colourful, simple, a bit much at times and cheesy in parts. But it's also gripping, funny, detailed, well written and acted. The characters are all likeable or villainous.
The seven episodes flow easily and there's plenty of (sometimes obvious) twists. Overall it was very enjoyable. Its more of a lads style production, but fans of worldly art will like it.
Eventough it's in English, the accents can be a bit hard to understand at times.
One sentence to describe this series that it feels like you are watching something different and living those moments. That 90's era vibes and cast giving their best and living on their rules is something else. And screenplay that was marvelous. Hats off to Raj and DK for this show. It was really a treat to the eyes. Never felt boredom through a long watch. Last 30 minutes of this show was really something else. One of the best ending that this series deserved. However, sad that no more season of this epic show will happen. It ended that way. Last but not least, the casts were outstanding. Thanks Netflix for this one!
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- AnecdotesAt the end credits you can see late Satish Kaushik's name on a calendar. Satish Kaushik was known for his character named "Calander" From Mr. India (1987), given the best tribute to the late actor.
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