Breathe

If you really standing against international level , then this series deserve 7 stars But, 10 stars is not enough if you are comparing to regular indian shows! I think there still work need to do in editing department , this series should have been just 5 episodes long. Sometimes its just feel lengthy.

Overall great effort, i think indian entertainment soon to see good content

Last year I was especially happy to see a movie like Bahubali 2 come up with some good graphics and story line that matches international standards.

This year I see the same improvement in Indian TV thanks to initiatives from Amazon Prime.

What a show, awesome acting, storyline, and excellent screen play. I was really getting tired of watching serials like CID and the usual Indian household melodrama. Kudos to Madhavan for choosing and delivering in a good project.

The story is about a father who tries to bump up his son's name in the list for receiving an organ donation. The father, played by Madhavan, is not a bad person by nature, but will go to any extent to protect his son who is in need of an organ donation. On the other hand we have a dedicated cop, played by Amit Sadh, who is a great cop but often gets into trouble due to his habit of coloring outside the lines.

Very different and well executed. Madhavan and Amit Sadh are a total delight to watch. I was totally hooked for the first four episodes and I cant wait for the remaining four to come out!

A story of getting his ill son the organ, the father looks for each and every possible way. Madhvan shown as a footballer coach turns out to be a killer for getting his son back to life. The story takes a turn when one of the organ donor, where the suspense begins. It's almost takes an unpredictable turn again in later part before coming to end as well. Overall the story has everything that you need in a thriller. Great plot, acting, superb background score and dialogue. Definitely watchable for thriller lovers.

I had no doubt that this TV series won't be any less than your Netflix Originals, but the way they executed this 4 episode mini-series, I'm awestruck.

This tells us what lengths a man and/or a parent can go for their loved ones where they even lose the decision power of deciding what's right and what's wrong and what's ethically/morally/legally right and wrong.

Both R. Madhavan and Amit Sadh played a tremendous role, specially Amit, as he was playing sane/insane guy, but Madhavan too was awesome as he was playing that guy who everyone want to be but won't accept if they knew his reality.

I don't usually write reviews, but I had to write for, and this is my way of giving an standing ovation to the team and Amazon for this.

Awaiting for the next season.

Ov'r n Out GSB