Ghoul

I am not much into the horror, however, the trailers has pulled me to watch the episodes. It will have a mild start but its gets better with every episode. In the end you will be glad that you have chosen it to watch.

Must watch and dont give it any political view. Its just awesome.

Engaging , mysterious, thought provoking ... and scary as hell. Had been looking forward to this mini series since a long time and it didn't disappoint. Its really different. Indian horror genre has really come of age. Since childhood I have always been intrigued by the concept of Djinn. So it was even more intriguing for me. Watched all 3 episodes at one go lol. All the actors played their parts really well. There is also a good moral message. 9/10 for me. Give it a watch.

Just brilliant wasn't expecting this from the show. unlike sacred sacred games this is in complete coherence and doesn't use over the top abusive language or unnecessary nude scenes just to get more viewers. radhika apte will surprise you. here and there hindi dialogue flow looks bit broken(not smooth flow) but ignorable.

The reviews here are just unbelievable. What an illiterate audience. Over last 12 years and after watching countless movies and shows, this is the first time I am writing a review to defend this absolute beauty of a show.

It's a genius work of fiction. Only the people who dont really understand fiction will be giving low rating and bad review here..

This is definitely a must watch. Fictions do allow for plots against thorny ideaologies and infact that's where the power of fiction truly lies.

It was horror, mystery and thriller at it's best with some great acting. Unique in its approach and feast for any horror lover. Dont go with negative reviews which are triggered more by sentimentality than the actual quality of the show.

Watch and judge for yourself. But if you cant tolerate or absorb an anti-popular or politically difficult stance, than this isnt for you maybe.

Stands on its own as a horror mini-series, but is made all the more interesting because of the political and moral backdrop. I find it especially interesting that episode one has literally no horror and is completely focused on character development, thematic development, and setting the moral backdrop against which the final two episodes will unfold. (FYI there is some extremely gratuitous violence and gore.)