Rajneeti

The story follows Rashi, a young girl recovering from a coma after a serious car accident. She can't remember her past, but as she gets better, she uncovers the hidden family secrets and the true motives of those close to her. This series consists of two parallel narratives, one focusing on the political background and the other on Rashi's personal quest for the truth, occasionally raising surprising moments. The series keeps you wondering throughout, revealing information little by little. When everything finally becomes clear at the end, it's a satisfying and surprising twist that makes you crave more episodes or another season. The show has some gaps, but the way it's presented is amazing and captures people's hearts. It's well filmed and the music fits perfectly, making every episode engaging and the editing sharp. Overall, it's a cleverly crafted series!.

One of the best series of hoichoi I would highly recommend to everyone to please go and watch this series . Ditipriya Roy your performance in this series was extremely good I'm so glad that I took the time to watch this marvelous series on the first day only because i was very much excited after watching the trailer of Rajneeti. I don't think there's been a single movie close to this series because the story is totally different from the other series.

I would watch this again.... I don't often rewatch series, but I know that this one deserves it. I loved every second, and that not an exaggeration.

If you desire to keep your brain in closet you are most welcome to watch this web series. Things happen without reason, logic is hayward. Bengali web series cannot come out of the clutches of crap serials. Meant for those who cannot watch any other web series in OTT Platform. It is high time Bengali web series grows up..Otherwise this platform will soon close Acting of Koneenica Banerjee is tolerable. The other characters try to make an unbelievable story believable much to their difficulty.

Gone are the days when Bengali directors could handle a complex plot. No wonder West Bengal web series are falling behind Bangladeshi ones.

Political thrillers are best served when there is a hint of a larger conspiracy at play; they tend to flourish to their fullest extent when there is enough drama and intensity to keep the audience engaged. Sourav Chakraborty's "Rajneeti" seemed to cover both of these points with ease, creating a riveting political thriller that I'm sure will keep the audience on the edge of their seats.

While the series struggles to keep the pacing in check in its early stages, the script's point of elevation came at a time when it was actually required. When the sluggishness wears off, the writing from thereon takes precedence, and the twists and turns begin to function as intended. Particularly in the last episode, where revelation after revelation leaves a strong impression while leaving the door open for a plausible continuation.

One of the finest political thrillers to emerge from Bengal, Sourav Chakraborty's "Rajneeti" expertly blends intrigue and high-stakes drama. It's a riveting watch that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats.

While the series initially grapples with pacing issues, it hits its stride precisely when needed. Once the early sluggishness fades, the writing truly shines, delivering twists and turns that land with impact. The final episode, in particular, stands out with its rapid-fire revelations, leaving a strong impression and setting the stage for a compelling continuation. The final episode is a standout,