Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein - I suoi occhi scuri

Kudos to Netflix for making a fantastic thriller with a fresh story, a far cry from the dull and boring Bollywood storylines. The entire crew acted well, and the story with its many twists kept me entertained throughout. I am looking forward to season 2.

Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein tells the story of a simple guy Vikrant (Tahir Raj Bhasin) who is forced to get hitched with Purva (Anchal Kumar), daughter of big shot local politician. Vikrant is in love with Shikha (Shweta Tripathi) and must find a way out to break away from the shackle before his life goes into a dark path.

From the director of extremely lovable, Apharan, Sidharth Sengupta comes back with yet another crime drama which will keep you engaged right from the beginning. While the trailer of Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein was a plain simple giving a notion of obsessed lover desiring her object, the 8 episodes web series turned out to be much better than expected

Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein is a refreshing take on obsessive love with twist and turns that will keep you guessing till the end.

Story is refreshing from all other series but seemed overstretched, as if the director wanted to force season2.

It could been have been better and finished the complete story in one season.

The moment this series starts you start connecting with the characters because of their great acting skills, but soon enough you start feeling cheated. None of the characters stick to their origin and starts looking confused.

The premise chosen was great in the start but falls flat in later episodes, and adding to it is the inconclusive ending.

So much of the script and acting is so stupid. The lead character is so dumb and illogical with his decision making. Leave logic and general intelligence when you are watching this to be able to cope up with the stupidity in the script. Also the lead guy has the same bewildered expression on his face through the whole series, like do you have any other variations in your arsenal. Not to mention, the guy doesn't have many lines and no matter what the conversation or the scene is, he will be staring into space and not say a thing, gets too repetitive.