Farzi

Based solely on the ratings, I decided to view this particular program. However, my experience was somewhat underwhelming. Although the program initially held an 8+ rating, in my opinion, it is more accurately rated at a 7, possibly a high 6. While the program does possess an engaging plot, comedic and dramatic elements, and overall entertainment value, the quality of acting and casting was subpar. The portrayal of certain characters did not align with their assigned roles, and some performers lacked the necessary skills to deliver convincing performances. Furthermore, the program's plot felt rushed and insufficiently developed, failing to allow for proper character and storyline progression. Had this program taken a more serious approach, it could have potentially spanned multiple seasons. Nonetheless, I am content with my decision to view the program and may consider watching subsequent seasons, albeit without any significant expectations for improvement.

Engaging, Funny , Entertaining Farzi is a brilliantly shot , enticing thriller which is backed by stunning lead performances, adequate humor, delightful drama and a certain lingering tension which keeps you hooked till the end of 8 long episodes. The screenplay is dynamic and fluctuates between fast and slow pacing throughout the runtime. The music and background score is well placed and adds great build-ups to the storyline. Shahid Kapoor is marvelous as a self proclaimed morally right guy who against all odds wants to make a mark for himself. His aggression, style and expressions are solid as Sunny. Vijay Sethupathy on the other hand is equally good and his conversations with Zakir Hussain is the best part of the entire show. A brilliant series by Raj and DK by all means exploring morality of humans is best way possible. Check my Instagram: www.instagram.com/stream.genx