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6 episodes down, I knew this is not the best work of Raj and DK but the built up in all these episodes do a certain level of justice that you move to the last episode. The 7th episode being 1 hour 21 minutes long and we as viewers are to a point intrigued what is happening next as the episode keeps tries to join the dots for what builds to a devastating climax.

The characters are there to stay with you.

The ones that stand out are Chaar cut aatmaram played by Gulshan Devaiah, Jugnu by Adarsh Gaurav, Paana Tipu by Rajkumar and Gangaram played by Tanishq Chaudhary.

Dulquer however at point does feel lost in this game.

Watch it for the performances and the action sequences taking place in dark.

3.5/5.

Ok so I was having a difficult time remembering their on screen names as well as real names apart from Ali(Played by Anupam Tripathi).

What made me watch this is ofcourse the way it topped the Netflix most viewed content chart and to be real it was indeed an experience for me.

In the initial episode I remembered the characters like "ok the North Korean girl", "Ok the lead actor", "Ok the bad guy and his gang " etc etc.

For me it is definitely an edge of the seat thriller as I almost binged it in two days.

What me yawn was the final episode which probably laid foundation for the second season.

I go with 9/10 here for the performances, the writing and the apt direction.

The games have you in the moment where you probably forget you were breathing too.

Go for it.

Mithila's innocence and Abhay Deol's charm. These two things carry the movie entirely. Vijay Raaz has limited screen time and his act is somewhere on the similar lines of Delhi Belly. Chote Miya is a treat to watch in his special appearance.

The direction does manage to hold your attention and the editing has to be given a special mention as 1 hr 40 mins seems perfect for a simple story line that Chopstick has.

All in all a good one time watch to have along with friends one fine afternoon.