Web-Series Review: GYAARAH GYAARAH
Ratings: ⭐️⭐️🌟 (2.5 / 5)
GYAARAH GYAARAH. The narrative is unique in its sort. Despite having eight episodes, Sujoy Shekhar and Puja Banerji's screenplay is strong and never drags because there is always a lot going on. But important questions remain unsolved, which lessens the impact. The conversations between Gautam Govind Sharma and Sameer Saral Sharma are genuine and natural.
The web series that blends science and faith in such a way that, while being improbable, the criminal plot keeps coming up with new trends throughout time. The plot revolves around the police customs of Uttar Pradesh Police and Uttarakhand Police. Set aside the standard errors that have come to be associated with Hindi film, such as young police officers, senior police officers engaging in pointless abuse, and stars on the shoulders.
Thus, this is a solid crime series that is finally available on OTT. It has that extra kick for fans of suspense movies, and the series' directing, acting, and soundtrack are its essential elements.
The direction of Umesh Bist is clear. The plot of this intricate series jumps around a lot. However, the filmmaker makes sure that there is never any confusion. In order for the audience to fully comprehend what is happening, he also inserts text throughout the presentation that indicates the year and location. He additionally provides
Regretfully, GYAARAH GYAARAH has certain drawbacks. The first two of the three chapters that make up the show are quite compelling. It's surprising that the last chapter doesn't have the same impact because, generally speaking, the project's conclusion should be its strongest point. It's confusing to watch Sameer Bhatia (Harsh Chhaya) in this role. Vamika counters him twice at the press conference, demonstrating his temper, but he never corrects her. The main problem with the show is that every viewer will have a question in their heads and expect that it would be addressed at some point. Unfortunately, that never occurs.
After a stunning performance in KILL, Raghav Juyal steals the show once more. He looks good in the role and makes an entertaining entrance. Reliability and putting up her best effort are qualities that characterize Kritika Kamra. Still, there's virtually any variation between her appearance in 2016 and the late 1990s. Dhairya Karwa gives a very good performance. The fact that his character never faces consequences for breaching the law or even the jaws of police officers is peculiar, though. Although Harsh Chhaya is good, the prose falls short. They are both quite beautiful: Preshah Bharti (Deepa; forensic expert) and the late Nitesh Pandey (Sub Inspector Balwant Singh). There is no room for Purnendu Bhattacharya (Harbhajan Anthwal, Shaurya's father) or Tapasvi Joshi (Raghav Nautiyal).
Bhatt (nurse) handles a difficult position with ease. One wishes Mukti Mohan (Palak Rana) had more on-screen time since she is fantastic. Brijendra Kala, also known as Brahmdutt Chandola, gives one of his best performances to date. Birju's actor Sachin Kumar is outstanding. Gaurav Sharma (Rajendra Juyal, Bhatia's loyal junior), Yug Pandya, Paritosh Sand (D K Sultania), Gandhali Jain (Dilshan Khan), and Shyamali (Neha Singh) are among the other actors who perform well.
The songs are unmemorable. The concept and ambiance of the movie are complemented by Tallz's background score. Kuldeep Mamania has done appropriate cinematography. The production design by Sandeep Meher is visually stunning, and the aatire dresscode by Rohit Chaturvedi are lifelike. The action of Mohd Amin Khatib is not graphic. Prerna Saigal does excellent editing.
Overall, GYAARAH GYAARAH is supported by a distinctive idea and some outstanding acting from the ensemble, particularly Raghav Juyal. Unfortunately, the show's finale falls short of expectations and skips over certain crucial questions, which may turn off some viewers.
Web-Series Review: GYAARAH GYAARAH
Ratings: ⭐️⭐️🌟 (2.5 / 5)
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