Bose: Dead/Alive

This series leads me to write my first review on IMDb. Amazing acting by Rajkumar Rao as usual. Story and screenplay is amazing. Salute to Balaji films for bringing such controversial issue in well manner. Must see for all Indian. Create interest in such a way that you will complete all episodes in one go.

It is the best web-series ever created in India. Everything about it is just Brilliant and Excellent, everything from direction to music and from writing to cliffhangers left at the end of every single episode. Its a nicely paced series, once you start watching it you will never want to leave it making it a Binge worthy. Its completely different from any Indian clichés out there on the web. In fact the music is so awesome that you will never want to skip the intro that is played in the beginning of episode. Beside the casting for this show is just the most worthy cast for their roles. Even the director has left some major twists that will make your mind go "WHAT?". After watching the series I just want to say to you that if you haven't seen it already you really don't know what you are missing!

That's enough criticism for such a MAMMOTH project. The people of India are grateful to you all for giving life to such a Great Person again . IT IS A REVOLUTION INDEED. The work you have done, I am in short of words to express my gratitude. Never imagine that type of series made in India. Jai Hind.

Rajkumar Rao proves his mettle once again! Do not miss this one! Acting is really good for most part of it. The sets look authentic. Music is top notch! Highly recommend it.

P.S. To all the critiques(Especially the one guy who talked about people who liked it being high), you are only supposed express your opinions about the show, not the viewers.No reason to judge people who like it. If your entire life is predicated on looking down upon others based on their choice of movies/TV series, maybe you need to grow up and comprehend the concept of 'Different taste-buds'. Also, you lead a sorry life!

This is something 1.3 billion people should watch.