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Really loved this TV Show, good acting by all the actors specially Emraan Hashmi doing a really good job. Entertaining till the end and will keep you engaged through out. I think Bollywood movies should learn a lot from a tv show like this which shows no nonsensical drama to keep you engaged. Beautiful screen play, Action-filled, suspenseful and a step forward to the level of Hollywood tv shows such as Homeland and Jack Ryan.

Don't know why people are criticizing this show so bad. And comparing it to the family man. Both show are based on Balochistan. Both have different storyline,purpose and different aspect of story telling. Definitely worth a watch. And that last exposure scene is you can't think of. GO SEE IT.

Watched the complete series in just 'ONE' go, and in one word it's BRILLIANT. I love the way how Red Chillies Ent. produces by focussing on thrillers in India. The amount of twists, the production value,the acting skills and action sequences are too DAMN HIGH, can't get enough of it. Would definitely recommend. 🔥🔥🔥

Literally got headache after watching this series , too much lengthy , don't know what's going on. So much expectation from series but Reduced interest episode by episode

Bard of Blood is a political espionage thriller that is based on a book with the same name by Bilal Siddiqi.

Produced by SRK's Red Chiilies Entertainment, this Netflix original stars Emraan Hashmi in the lead role supported beautifully by Vineet Singh, Sobhita Dhulipala, Jaideep Ahlawat and others.

The story is good however, the execution is not very great. It has been shot delightfully even though the narrative is confusing for some parts. A surprise element towards the end saves it for the otherwise lack of grip in the script. The hand to hand combat sequences are nice though. I, for some reason binge watched the whole season that has 7 episodes of 45 min each.

Emraan Hashmi is a great actor and he carries himself nicely as Kabir Anand (I wonder why every other spy is called by this name). Sobhita Dhulipala is equally good while Vineet Singh struggles a bit with the Punjabi accent but is good overall. The rest of the cast is on point.

Had there been a less convoluted transition of events, this would have been at par with the other series, say "The Family Man". It is good if not great!