Jamtara: Sabka Number Ayega

I can't believe that something which begin so beautifully and was progressing so interestinly had such a cringy and awfully ending. Last two episodes were just horrible and make me wonder that it had the same writer and director who wrotes the first eight episodes. How can all that change so abruptly or some kind of favioratism were done at the end. Anshuman and Aparsh had done wonders with their acting and so did Dibyendu but Amit Sial was the star such a wonderful actor. Monika and Aksha were good but their characters in the end just got unnacessary importance and had change the plot for the worst. Just awful

Watch it without any hesitation, you will binge watch it. Every episode will keep you on edge of your seat, surely season 3 will come. Character development of gudiya is interesting. They could have easily added one more episode to show the outcome of aftermath, it would have been lot of fun to watch. Nevertheless Ajit andhare did a good job and acting is top notch. Sunny was bit underutilised but given his situation it was understandable. Can't wait to watch season 3, I hope they start working it on soon. They can do so many things in upcoming seasons as the news scams have come in market again.

Loved the series. couldn't stop myself to complete in single day. Very well acted. Specially by Bhaiyaa jee "Amit Sial". I think no one can act better then him when it comes to an role of an "Bahubali politician or Upper caste in society ". He really brings acting into reality. And i also loved the part of those two friends telling Mahabharat story Every time, they acted like catalyst.

The characters completely betray their build up in first few episodes and act opposite to what they were shown as, towards the end. Apart from cashing on the sensation of the subject of Phishing scams, you realise there is not much to it once you finish watching the whole season.

If you are looking for a crime series that will focus on the part of daily lifestyle, you are going to enjoy it. Jamtara crafts crisp episodes with dramatic hooks and mounting tension that urges you to click on "Next episode".