Gyaarah Gyaarah

Raghav's Acting keeps the audience engaged. The story and direction does not upset your expectations.

Every Character has been given an equal importance.

Good Star Casting by the team.

Story is fast and satisfying. Very good Movie set and good use of RGB lights by DOP.

The Story unfolds step by step. Raghav is a fit and suitable cast for the role played by him.

A Murder Mystery, Police Investigation, A Special Law, Suspense of the Title 11:11, Mystery of Another Death in the Middle of Investigation, Dialogue and direction is very interesting.

A Must watch Series by Zee5. We expect similar Series by Zee5. It has raised the bar and has to deliver beyond this milestone.

Successful and solid remake of korean Dream Signal. Must Watch In this eight-episode crime thriller, which will have its next season to unveil many facts from the past and present, the story is full of flashbacks tampering with the drama's pace. However, director Umesh Bist skillfully handles the multiple timelines and maintains a consistent tone throughout the series. The storytelling is impressive, with each era distinctly portrayed, immersing the viewers in the respective timelines. The plot does drag in bits and pieces, but still, it's a solid drama for those who love this time travel genre.

To be honest i just wanted to watch it because of raghav juyal, I am his super fannnn and i didn' t knew what it was about, but when i started watching i couldnt help but binge watch this series. Each episode keeps you gripped till the end . Not only raghav but each and every actor in this movie have done a fantastic job.. They have literally owned their characters.. Thrilling series , with sensible story, its fast moving and doesn't bore you for even a second . You are always like how is this happening, what will happen next. You cant help but click on "next episode" Its that much interesting. No chaotic time glitch explanation .Though i wanted the ending to be more specific. I am just one of those persons who want that a series should cover up all the topics and answer all the question that came up through the course of the series. But of course that shouldn't stop anyone from watching this brilliant portrayal of time paradox.. I think so the finest indian series ,after jl 50 based on time glitch of universe .. A must watch from my side, eagerly waiting for season 2.

Gyaarah Gyaarah is an exceptional remake of the Korean series Signal, which originally starred Lee Je-hoon, also known for his stellar performance in Taxi Driver. The series has done justice to its source material, successfully adapting the gripping storyline for Indian audiences without losing its essence.

Raghav delivers a top-notch performance, perfectly embodying his character and driving the narrative with intensity and depth. The supporting cast is equally impressive, creating a well-balanced ensemble that keeps you engaged throughout.

What stands out about Gyaarah Gyaarah is how it avoids the common pitfalls of remakes. Instead of diluting the original plot, it stays true to its core, all while incorporating subtle changes that resonate with the Indian context. The serene locations used in the series add an extra layer of authenticity, making it not just a visual treat but a thoroughly immersive experience.

In short, Gyaarah Gyaarah is a must-watch for both fans of the original and new viewers alike.

"Gyaarah Gyaarah" is not your typical binge-worthy thriller-it's something far more special. This understated TV series, starring the incredibly talented "Raghav Juyal" in a dramatic departure from his usual comedic roles, is a beautifully crafted exploration of grief, healing, and the quiet moments that change us forever.

Not for Everyone: If you prefer fast-paced plots or high-stakes drama, this might feel too slow. But for those who appreciate character-driven storytelling, it's a gem.

Supporting Characters Could Be Fleshed Out: While the leads are brilliantly developed, some side stories feel slightly underexplored.

"Gyaarah Gyaarah" is a rare series that lingers in your mind long after the final episode. It's a testament to the power of quiet storytelling and standout performances-especially from Raghav Juyal, who proves he's far more than just a brilliant dancer and comedian.

If you loved shows like "Made in Heaven"'s more introspective moments or films like "The Lunchbox", this is a must-watch.