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The series touches many aspects of the current hot topics in the media and does a decent job in keeping the audience engaged largely due to the exceptional performance by Manoj Bajpayee.
But the stink of leftist narrative is all too easy to see.
1. Portrays a separation between mainstream leadership and so called non- state actors of Pakistan. Giving a virtual clean certificate to the state
2. Justifies terrorism on grounds of real and perceived atrocities on a certain community. With particular reference to 2002. In this country every religion, every region, every language group, every caste, every community has some sob story of injustice. How many of them have picked up guns? Case in point Kashmiri Pandits, one of the most brutalised community in this country, still perishing in relief camps, how many of them are blowing up people?
3. Kashmir was never a fight about political freedom and whatever legitimate demands they had is now drowned under the Islamist Tsunami to establish a Sharia state.
4. Rapping the over enthusiastic gau-rakhshaks is absolutely correct and should be condemned for the violence they have inflicted. But why no reasoning for this behaviour, shouldn't people stand up against the cow smugglers. Who are no less in inflicting violence? This is as much religious as an economic issue
Net net this series is no different from the ideology of sacred games, leila and ghoul.
If you are touching serious topics then show the guts and intent to go all the way, it's easy to put the blame on the majority because u know for all the noise they make in social media, they are highly unlikely to actually put a gun on your head. Play safe. Right ?:):)
Good news is that most folks (at least in this country) who watch web series, usually know the truth all too well, so doesn't really matter.
score 5/10
sidnray 22 September 2019
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3-12-2019 22:33:03
