Kathmandu Connection

Starts off very well with nice acting by Amit Siyal. Story build up is good. Takes us back to Dawood Vs Chota Rajan rivalry But I didn't like the way it ended - sympathising the terrorist and his friend. I would say it gives wrong message - criticise the police and army every time they crack down terrorists!!

It's not worth watching. Plot is not good. Storyline started with bit good but every thing is kinda mockery. They should have utilized there resources better. Atleast viewers deserve more than whatever is being displayed.

Storyline is pathetic. Lead investigating officer(Anurag Arora) and main opposite role( Gopal Datt) actor's are nice but ,all other performances are average. Lead actor is also struggling in romantic dialogs.

Also. A Certain community is shown as victim and community people are getting shown as running as orphanage. And portrayed that particular community people are not culprit instead they are victim.

The storyline is so shallow that without side stories and fillers, the series would've finished within an hour. I had such high expectations with this because it had Amit Sial and Gopal Dutt in the lead roles. But the show had so many flaws and the typical cliches. To start with, the whole 'connection' with an hotel in Kathmandu is based on a hunch; all the criminal in the series are so stupid that they make the calls using their own numbers.

Regarding cliches, the DCP has a troubled marriage, his assistant does not have a personal life because he is always assisting his DCP, a forced love story, DCP getting suspended for not following orders then carrying his own investigation etc. You've seen everything hundreds of times. I expected better from Sony Liv. This was really poor execution of a promising script.

Like super boring. The plot keeps twisting for no reason and one would keep losing interest after each episodes. Amit Sialis a good actor but I doubt if he justified this web series.

Overall watch at your own risk or else u can watch repeat episodes of any tv serials on Sonyliv anyways.