Bandish Bandits

Really maked by full of different emotions... really My eyes were moist by 3-4 times during watching.. thanks a lot with all our hearts...to maker and director..✌

Shreya (Tamanna) and Ritwik (Radhe) are very good.

That final episode, that sequence between Naseeruddin Shah and Sheeba Chaddha gave me goosebumps.

The entire cast Naseer Sahab, Sheeba Chaddha, Atul Kulkarni, Rajesh Tailang, Amit Mistry and Kunal Roy Kapoor are all awesome.

BUT, the real stars of this show are Shankar Ehsaan Loy and all musicians. Music is the soul of this series and these guys have absolutely rocked it ! The songs like Labb par aaye are on my constant loop.

The show makes absolutely no effort to strike a balance between the mediocrity in our music industry now as against the art it really is AND STILL COULD BE!

Cheers!

This is one of those shows that stays with you for a long time. Kudos to Bandish bandit's team!

It's really exciting to watch this fresh story .each actor is amazing.ritvik's performance is terrific Nasiruddin does not overshadow his or shreyas performance . The story line is gripping. But I Don't understand webseries like breathe into shadows is aplauded without any reason .and this saga is critised immensely this horrible I think audience must rate not the idiot critics community.

The trailer might suggest this series to be a typical youth drama. However, it is way more than that. The acting is excellent, both from new generation actors like Rithwik Bhowmik and Shreya Choudhury and veteran maestros like Naseeruddin Shah, Sheeba Chaddha and Atul Kulkarni. Kunaal Roy Kapoor stands out as a comic relief and supporting actor. The whole cast impresses. The city of Jodhpur is felt quite authentically and is immersive with its aesthetic quality. While the series contains some cliches, they're carried well by the talent of its actors. The greater part of this series is about the struggles of maintaining Indian classical music, particularly with the austere strictures commanded by its masters. It is also about the trials of a relationship with ambitious partners. Most of all, it's a story about the strive for excellence.

The best part of the series is arguably its music. The whole album by Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy is a wonder, particularly the classical edge. To wit, I've been writing this review while listening to the opening theme for the 30th time in loop and have listened to the whole album twice already.