Paatal Lok

Saw the series in one sitting What a amazing show and excellent acting by jaideep . The overall concept is excellent Hats off to the screenplay and gripping story Thumbs up

I saw this few days back on Amazon Prime n i found this to be more darker than Sacred Games.

It is one of the best police investigative thriller n Jaideep Ahlawat nailed the character of Haathi Singh. What a performance he gave.

The series has lots of twists n turns but it gets very gory n brutal at times. I forwarded the rape scene.

The last episode fits exactly like a jigsaw puzzle.

This series delves into the ideas of caste discrimination, religious communalism, political corruption and the repercussions of violence.

In an industry where everyone wants to be politically correct, this one has *alls of steel to tackle religious fanaticism, persecution of minorities, subjugation of the lower castes, child abuse, discrimination against transgenders and the pathetic state of women safety in rural India.

Really enjoyable serial. The characters had real depth and the whole thing was quite entertaining.

I can't help but seeing this as the True Detective Season 1 in Indian setting.

Everything is not as it seems and there's so many layers to these secrets. Even the protagonist is a flawed character but trying very hard to finish this one particular make or break case.

Just like the True Detective, the protagonists need to solve this case to the very end, no matter what it unravels. Kudos to the writers, directors and actors/actresses and all that made this show possible.

I don't write reviews but the ratings break my heart. The show shows exactly what is wrong with the Indian society. The bad ratings and the backlash proves how ignorant and overtly sensitive we are to the truth. Stellar performances, incredibly layered characters, amazing character building, brilliant writing & direction. This tops Sacred Games for me as an overall show. Believe a stranger, give it a watch if you haven't. Watch it with an open mind. Set aside your ego and privileges before you do, though.