Saas, Bahu Aur Flamingo

Saas bahu aur flamingo is an action drama show directed by homi adajania.

Dimple kapadia is the outright star of this show. She is unflinched, unabashed and totally ruthless, and she hs pictured it wonderfully. Radhika madan, too brings her flavour into the scenes. She is the second best in line. Angira dhar and isha talwar are brilliant as well. Jimit trivedi did a wonderful job here. He has been seen mostly in comedic roles, but here, as a narcotics officer, he hits it out of the park. Varun mitra, ashish verma, udit arora do their best. Deepak dobriyal was a menace here.

The writing does not care to flesh out the characters of bijlee and monk. Monk had the capability of so much, but is just only a menace and not the devil. The lives of harish and kapil are just footnotes in the screenplay. What they did, what were their lives, how did it change after coming here, were not at all focused upon. The screenplay is really engaging. It has the style, the swag, also the substance in certain places, but the writers choose to keep a certain distance from the more actual stuff.

The background score is amazing to be honest. In the romantic scenes, or the tense scenes it does amplify the sequences. The cinematography is good. The action set-pieces were good, but could have been better. Towards the end of the series, the screenplay is rushed, the last episode does not hit you as much as it should.

Its a great series, could wait for a season 2. I rate it 8.5.

Excepting Radhika Madan (Shanta), every actor played their role perfectly. She didnt have a clear speech nor any changing expression on her face. Was struggling to understand what she was saying the whole time unlike the other actors who had a clearer delivery. Unsure if it was a choice for the character ?? Clearly not expected

Basic story line about the selection of heir from a bunch of choices but with good twists and plot. Lot of blood and gore. All the Makeup , clothing choices, sets were done really well. Wishing for a season 2 soon. Dimple Kapadia is an all time favorite 😍 who can make this a huge success.

Saas, Bahu Aur Flamingo definitely falls under the category of those very few unique storylines that keeps one glued to the plot, thats enamoured with twists and turns, making one curious enough to know how the tale winds up eventually - to make one conclude that the execution of the well-crafted narration gives rise to expectations that a lot more is about to come. Voila! The aspects of storytelling and thrill ride of what lies ahead has hit a mark. Granted the pace of the plot mellows down a bit but afterall, it helps build the character's representation with par to the story in a subtle manner, that could not go unnoticed! It has been quite an impressive avenue of entertainment in its own sphere. Kudos to everyone involved in manifesting it !

This online show is of unparalleled quality. The acting is superb, the script is well-written, and the director has brought out the best in each and every actor. All of the female characters perform admirably, particularly Dimple Kapadia (in the most violent scene, when she cuts the enemy's tongue) and radhika Madan, Isha Talwar, and Angira Dhar. Deepak Dobriyal leaves a lasting impression in every role he plays. Superb writing, breathtaking visuals, and pulsating background music. You'll be like "omg!!" after every single episode. All of this tense drama is interspersed with uproarious theatrics. This is incredible, never-before-seen content.

It's incredible to see how a director is able to sell outright negative characters and make us care about them. Makes you truly empathize with them. That is both incredible and problematic.

The cliff hangers are very real. Forces you to binge watch. Dimple has definitely given a performance of a lifetime. It's incredible how the director has been able to pull out the potential of such an incredible actor. She rocks the show. Powerful performance by most of the star cast. Great direction. Writing is Shakespearean.

Just what is disturbing is that the show is glorifying drugs and violence.

Looking forward to season 2.