F.I.R.

It's a show which can easily turn anyone's mood from sadness or tiredness to happy, cheering and funny one. Each and evey actor of this show is like an asset of it who did their best job to make people laugh. The method of solving any problems by the cops is truly humorous and funny. It can easily bring anyone to an easy, light world from the complexive environment of the real world. The casts, scripts and dialogues with great acting skills movements are the main attraction which can hold the audiences for long term. Would be truly very happy if this comes back with the previous cast and same humorous acts and stories.

A classic of its time this series has added laugh onto many million faces. A new sense and taste of comedy was added by this series. With simply brilliant actors like Kavita and Gopi this gives you content and comedy. The beauty is the varying roles played by the same characters all in flying colours. The English of Gopi has become the daily anecdote of many Indian youth and so is his humorous dialogues. What is the polbam is the the Delhi mein Airport palam is the. Yogesh Tripathi and Naveen Bawa are probably the one of the best actors that Indian TV series have ever produced. This is enough to make your stressful day end on a hilarious note. Add few good smiling moments to your life after watching this.

Ok so this is one of those things where words aren't enough to define it ,I would consider myself fortunate enough to be able to see it💯😭

Loved the serial and cast and characters of the serial.

"F. I. R" is a delightful divergence from conventional crime dramas, offering a unique blend of humor and law enforcement. Set in a fictional police station, this Indian series manages to tickle the funny bone while delivering its message on societal issues.

What sets "F. I. R" apart is its ability to create a world where eccentricity is the norm. The characters, especially Chandramukhi Chautala, playfully portrayed by Kavita Kaushik, are larger-than-life, each with their quirks that make them endearing. Chautala's no-nonsense yet comically exaggerated approach to policing is the linchpin of the show.

The humor is refreshingly innocent and rarely resorts to slapstick or crass jokes. It draws from the absurdity of everyday situations in a police station, turning mundane tasks into riotous events. The camaraderie between the characters is heartwarming, and their chemistry is palpable.