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The story is simplistic and lies more in the genre of supernatural thriller than horror. This Netflix series suffers from the same malaise as so many others i.e. stretching a shallow script over too many hours. This would have been a very fine feature film but as a five - episode series with each episode of 50 mts (approx.) it is undeniably stretched. Main reason for this is failure to develop the characters presented. Nevertheless, the story even though simplistic is engaging, the actors are quite competent, direction is appreciable and the production values are good. I like it and endorse it as a recommendation. Nice!

Started nicely but ends like a low budget show. Could have shown more maturity direction in last episode.

It's unfair to keep calling it the Indian Stranger Things because it's apples and oranges. This is about ghosts though it takes a bit that story straight. There is a rather pointless subplot involving the husband and a devious ex lover but that along with the ending seemed to be only plot devices for Season 2. The cast is good with a couple real hams and for once the kid actors are likeable, not annoying.

The series started off too well but it seems the team was in too hurry to finish the shooting. A very good marination but a half cooked chicken. Initially It seemed like we had some series to compare to the likes of American series stranger things. But then towards the end it turned out to be a B grade Hindi horror movie. Seems that the director and cinematographer changed half way.

You cannot give central role to a kid in show which is rated 16 +.

Makers couldn't decide the audience.