Black, White & Gray: Love Kills

Stop searching and just do a binge watching.

And pls don't stop till you finish it at one go.

I bet you will not regret.

Thanks for making this.... a completely new way of narrating a story. From investigative research to a perfect blend of actual video footages / interview & scripted scenes - it's a well crafted, well balanced approach towards several characters involved with this story. And last but not the least, just the right surprise at the very last scene to make you think between Black, White & Grey.

Kudos to the Team including Sony LiV !! I would love to see more of similar documentaries cum investigative series.

"Black White & Gray Love Kills"

First of all kudos to the entire cast and crew for raising the bar of OTT series!

The series is a Mockumentary / Pseudo Documentary ! Yes, you read it right ! It is fictional & that's what made me sit back and think even after the last episode was over!

The hangover, the voices are still echoing and am falling short of adjectives to praise this beautiful work of screenplay I just experienced on Sony Liv!

What performances, top notch level!

Mayur More ......your eyes speak, they emote and your dialogue delivery can make any Nepo kid of Bollywood ashamed!

This is called talent, this is acting!

Palak Jaiswal, Tigmanshu Dhulia, Deven Bhojani...we need to see all more on screen!

You all were just awesome!

The cliffhangers towards the end of each episode didn't let me focus on anything else, I had to binge watch this mindblowing series!

It takes a lot of intelligence, diligence and patience to make something note worthy like this series!

Fabulous team work by all...loved the set up, the suspense, the thrill,the class discrimination, the corruption, the love, the greed...all emotions weaved beautifully with the right mix of characters and their performances.

Outstanding series...you guys have set a standard now!

Take a bow!

Was just scrolling around, thought I'd give it a shot-and wow, I couldn't stop. Binge-watched the entire thing in one sitting. Trust me, it pulls you in fast and doesn't let go.

The storytelling is next level. Mixing real interviews, raw footage, and scripted drama in such a seamless way... it felt so real and gripping. The investigative depth, the pacing, the emotional beats-it's all top-notch. And that final twist? Still thinking about it.

Massive respect to the creators and the whole Sony LiV team. You've raised the bar. Hoping to see more documentaries like this-powerful, intelligent, and bold.

This is what u call a documentary. Never in my dream i could imagine getting these real people specially the accused involved in this case to give interview and present their side of story. The thing that was shown in the last clip if its true then i guess we know who killed the girl. Absolutely loved it.

Black, White and Gray: Love Kills is an intriguing spin on the crime drama with its mockumentary format, aiming to blur the lines between reality and fiction by filming the 'real' incidents as they unfold. This approach feels genuinely fresh and innovative, injecting a unique stylistic element into the narrative.

However, the series struggles with the performances of its 'real' characters. Their acting often feels exaggerated, making it transparently obvious that these are fictionalized events rather than genuine occurrences. This over-the-top portrayal unfortunately breaks the illusion the mockumentary style strives to create.

Despite this flaw, the professional actors deliver strong performances. Mayur More is particularly brilliant, truly excelling in his role, and Tigmanshu Dhulia also brings his characteristic gravitas. Palak Jaiswal is both charming and performs admirably, holding her own amidst the more seasoned cast.

The story itself, while initially engaging, tends to drag in the middle, especially during the extended sequences where the characters are on the run from the girl's father's assassin. This prolonged chase feels a bit stretched and contributes to pacing issues.

One character that felt largely superfluous was the foreigner, Daniel Gray. His inclusion didn't seem to add significant value or depth to the core crime story, leaving one to question his necessity in the overall plot.

Despite these criticisms, it is ultimately a good drama that deserves credit for its bold and novel conceptualization. It's an interesting watch for those looking for something outside the typical crime genre, even if its execution isn't always perfectly smooth.

The way media was exposed in the last episode, you definitely have to give it one more star. So my rating is 7 out of 10.