Khakee: Chronique d'un flic du Bengal

An engaging narrative paired with outstanding performances from the lead cast! Jeet, Prosenjit, Saswata, and Parambrata truly demonstrated why they are in the industry for such a long time. The development of the relationship between Ritwik Bhowmik and Adil Khan throughout the series was particularly captivating, with both actors delivering exceptional performances across all seven episodes. However, the character of Chitrangada Singh could have benefited from further refinement. The screenplay and cinematography fell short, lacking the authentic Kolkata atmosphere. On a positive note, casting Bengali actors greatly enhanced the dialogue delivery, avoiding the poor Bengali accents and clichés often seen in recent Bollywood productions.

Khakee - The Bengal Chapter is a good watch, but it falls short in some areas. The story is engaging, and the acting is top-notch, especially Aadil Zafar Khan and Prosenjit Chatterjee, who shine in their roles. However, the ending is too predictable and overly dramatic, making it feel like a South Indian action movie where the hero, Jeet, is untouchable.

Talented actors like Saswata and Parambrata were underused, which is disappointing. The setting of 2002 Kolkata didn't feel authentic, with editing mistakes like a hoarding of Mamata Banerjee, who wasn't CM back then. Compared to the Bihar Chapter, this one lacks realism and strong storytelling.

Despite its flaws, the show is entertaining. It's worth a watch. I'd rate it 7/10.

Khakee: The Bengal Chapter is an 2025 Indian crime thriller television series created by Neeraj Pandey. It stars Jeet, Prosenjit Chatterjee, Parambrata Chatterjee and Chitrangada Singh in leading roles. Created by Neeraj Pandey and directed by Debatma Mandal and Tushar Kanti Ray, it marks the web series debut of Jeet. The world of Khakee has always been about larger-than-life conflicts, high-stakes drama, and nuanced characters that redefine the lines between good and evil. With Khakee: The Bengal Chapter, we take this intensity to a new level. Set against the vivid backdrop of Kolkata, this chapter delves into gripping power struggles and follows a relentless IPS officer who dares to challenge the system. The entire ensemble cast has delivered exceptional performances, ensuring that Khakee: The Bengal Chapter is an evolution of the beloved narrative.

Everything is up to the Mark whoever lived once in Bengal will connect with this web series Neraj Pandey's cretaion is mind-blowing Everyone played their role so brilliantly .

It's how the syndicate works in Bengal how goonda team plays their role and favour politician to win the election. And every honest bengali suffers in third daily life .

People talk crimes about crome in Bihar ,UP but doesn't talk about how bengal's system is corrupt and full of gundaas elements and syndicate works for their local neta and benefits get the top politicians and when they get their filthy work done.

They break up their relationships from goonda elements That's why they become rebellion and become out of control and creates chaos for whole society.

Such a great story, huge respect to writer and director. Bombada (Prosenjeet) and Boss(Jeet) are the best combo and they proved it for the first time. But the ending was too unacceptable, nothing thrill that much, just a normal ending. The first season was massively recognize for it's original story. The second one is fictional ig. But overall it is gem for bengal. How Kolkata is presented in this series it was also awesome. The culture the narrative was good. The 2000s Kolkata presented very well. Newly series and movies should be cover in bengal and about the culture. It's really underrated for outer people.