�Puri duniya Kashmir ko ignore kar rahi hai, jaise Kashmiri mard Kashmiri auraton ki khwahishon ko�, says a feisty Jannat Mirza in the second episode of Haq Se � the latest offering by ALTBalaji. This pretty much sets the premise of what is to follow...

Haq Se

A perfect amalgamation of substance and soul, Haq Se � at the surface � is a spectacular looking web series. But then you can�t except any less
when the setting is Kashmir � still the paradise on Earth.
In a beautiful sprawling cottage, nestling in the lush green valley of Kashmir, live four lovely sisters with their mother. Rosy-cheeked, defiant and independent, in the absence of the father figure, they make the best of an idyllic household trying to hold onto brief tranquil moments of paradise in the land of turbulence.
Adapted from Louisa May Alcott�s Little Women, the 11-part ALTBalaji Haq Se series follows similar characters of the four sisters and the friendly neighborhood boy but totally changes both the plot and the theme by setting it in Kashmir. And that is a good thing, considering that the highly popular 1868 novel reflected the role of women in domesticity and love in society, in that century.

After a disappointing Bose: Dead/Alive and more watchable The Test Case, ALTBalaji finally delivers a more satisfying watch in its charming web series Haq Se. The story revolves around the Mirza household of women. The sisters are Meher (Surveen Chawla), Jannat (Parul Gulati), Amal (Nikkesha) and Bano (Aanchal Sharma). Meher is a dutiful medical intern with an unhappy secret. Jannat is a tomboy and a passionate blogger who writes under the pseudonym �Mirza�. Amal is the attention seeking dumb doll and Bano is the shy, innocent girl who transforms when singing. Their mother, Rabiyah (Rukhsaar) is a stern, dignified head of the family waiting for the news of her missing husband who is away tending to war victims.

The story starts off with a family scandal caused by the sisters� gorgeous aunt, Fatima, who they call Khaala (Simone Singh, fantastic). Kahala's secret illicit relationship as the married Kashmir chief minister�s mistress causes both her and the Mirza family deep humiliation. While Khaala swallows her pride, the fiery niece Jannat slams down the minister in her blog. Things come to a point when she has to seek his help later to protect Bano and her newly formed music band against stone pelting and life-threatening goons. Taking on the lonesome battle, the women in the family rally around Bano. Jannat fights back with her blog writings and becomes the voice of Kashmir. �Main Kashmir hoon��, She declares with rebellious pride when told there are other burning issues more important than her �little women� family.

Under the slick direction by Ken Ghosh, the series falters a little when it moves on to become a justification of the story being set in Kashmir. The charming neighborhood boy, Azi (Pawail Gulati), in love with the unaware Jannat and a �Pride and Prejudice� like romantic track between Meher and the arrogant Dr Naushad Rizvi (Rajiv Khandelwal), form sweet and engaging subplots.

Simone Singh as the beautiful and humiliated mistress in love appears probably in only 2-3 episodes but makes the strongest impact after the flashy eyed Chawla as the ever-defiant Meher. Pavel Gulati charms equally in his constant, comforting presence in the Mirza house. Parul Gulati as the spirited Jannat has a refreshing screen presence.

While towards the end of the first season, the series starts taking a turn towards a hint of terrorist areas, it is not entirely convincing how exactly Jannat will continue with this theme: �Main Kashmir hoon� and the family representing the Kashmiris stuck between �heaven� and �hell�. Her dramatic speech sounds great in its dialogue content but does not quite achieve the depth seen in the way the season ends. Sample this: �Kashmir woh naajayaz bachcha hai jise apne ghar ko ghar kehne ki azaadi nahin hai.�

Apparently shot in Manali, the location is indeed a paradise you do not want to leave. The women, the charming cottage (though a far cry from their dire poverty state), the dishy men including a late entry by Karanvir Sharma and most of all, the pristine Kashmir are enough to draw you in and wait for the next season.

It will be a pity to watch Haq Se on the phone. Go find a smart TV screen and be a part of this fantastic Mirza family and experience the courage of living in Kashmir.
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Rajeev Khandelwal. Naushad Rizvi (20 episodes, 2018) ...
Parul Gulati. Jannat Mirza (20 episodes, 2018) ...
Nikkesha. Amal Mirza (20 episodes, 2018) ...
Pavail Gulati. Tabish Azad (Azi) (20 episodes, 2018) ...
Simone Singh. Fatima Khala (20 episodes, 2018) ...
Karanvir Sharma. ...
Sameer Kevin Roy. ...
Mahima Mehta.

Sacred Games (2018) Hindi Web Series

 Any TV series that begins with a dog falling from the height of a skyscraper and lingers on the aftermath of the impact at ground level is not going to be one marked by subtlety. It�s that level of brutality, meted out for plenty of humans as well, that becomes one of the cornerstones of the new Netflix series �Sacred Games.� The first original for the service from India, the series follows the lives of two men in a pair of parallel timelines, feasting on the dire undercurrents of modern-day crime stories.
Based on Vikram Chandra�s 2006 novel of the same name, �Sacred Games� begins as an investigation by a local by officer Sartaj Singh (Saif Ali Khan), who goes from investigating a robbery gone wrong to uncovering the engine behind a gigantic infrastructure of institutional corruption. Tracing a mysterious phone call, Sartaj eventually makes a fatal discovery that sends him following a growing criminal empire that spans Bollywood, city business interests, and maybe even his own Police Department.
Part of that pursuit intertwines his fate with that of Ganesh Gaitonde (Nawazuddin Siddiqui), one of the city�s biggest organized crime bosses. As Sartaj follows the trail of evidence that Gaitonde leaves behind (even after being instructed to back off the case), a series of flashbacks charts Gaitonde�s rise from a troubled childhood as he challenges the existing criminal and political elite.

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In splitting up the stories from different decades (Gaitonde�s ascendance progresses year by year through the mid-�80s, while Sartaj tries to sift through his eventual empire in the present day), �Sacred Games� gets to have it both ways. Sartaj, along with help from foreign intelligence agent Anjali Mathur (Radhika Apte) gets to deliver on those looking for a textbook cat-and-mouse criminal investigation. Witnessing the slow evolution of Gaitonde, it adheres to many of the usual rhythms of a mob origin story.
Neither of these strands is revolutionary in their approach. But there is a visual craftsmanship on display that distinguishes �Sacred Games� from merely following in similar stories� footsteps. Directors Anurag Kashyap and Vikramaditya Motwane understand the value of silence in these stories, building up to some tense standoffs with a lurking camera that finds new ways to capture the developments in Sartaj�s hunt. If the script indulges in the usual gangster story checklist (bloody rivalries fought over a woman, out-of-nowhere attacks in a restaurant, bold proclamations from crime bosses that they�re bigger than the city they run), there�s a fluidity with which Kashyap and Motwane convey the unrelenting savagery of what stems from it. Gaitonde�s flashbacks also come with interspersed with small history lessons giving his journeys context within the greater history of the country. Amidst the bloody back-and-forth between corrupt officials and corrupt businessmen, there are some occasional moments of levity, mostly involving Sartaj�s associate Katekar (Jitendra Joshi).
Occasionally, �Sacred Games� also zeroes in on the idea that small moments can help set in motion tectonic changes. One chicken bone can start a riot. One phone call can scramble the lives and efforts of an entire department. One act of defiance can be the stepping stone to a new level of control within an impossibly volatile ecosystem.
But none of these formal touches manage to lift �Sacred Games� from the overbearing violence (both psychological and physical) that permeates nearly every other frame of the series. Removing much of the tension as to who will come out on top of this elongated dance between police and criminal, the main lesson of Sartaj�s pursuit is that everyone seems expendable, including the guy pulling all the narrative strings.

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The series� massive body count, which increases exponentially the higher Gaitonde�s ambitions reach, effectively deadens the individual weight that each successive death has. There�s a certain inevitability that even the characters afforded a backstory will one day find themselves in a pool of blood like the ill-fated canine in the series� prologue. �Sacred Games� is the kind of series where it�s not enough for someone to die by an assassin sniper fire; they have to get run over by a truck afterward.
The series teases the expansion of Gaitonde�s web into greater political and cultural arenas, but a majority of this series is people in pursuit of power trading body blows. That�s the backbone of �Sacred Games,� a show that manages to display something massive and sprawling, even without the emotional tether at its center that would add another layer to this bloodshed. It�s a crime epic that wants to consider what the police in a giant city owe to those they serve and the consequences of a cutthroat reputation built on dispatching any challengers at any moment. But these get passing glances in a tale that�s as expansive as Gaitonde�s aims. There�s beauty in the way that all of this sinister intrigue is conveyed, but it�s a surface-level telling of a story that wants to have so much more in its grasp.

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First episode date: 20 November 2017
Number of seasons: 1
Program creator: Ekta Kapoor
Genre: Costume drama
Languages: English, Hindi
Production locations: Kolkata, Bolpur, Mumbai, Ladakh, Thailand, Poland











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Vikram Bhatt�s love-sex series Twisted has set a bench mark with respect to desi thrillers. After being shocked and awed by Nia Sharma�s extremely bold avatar in Season 1, the curiosity to see more of Nia in the sensuous avatar of the sexy model Aliyah Mukherjee has always been there!!

So how have Producer and Writer Vikram Bhatt and Nia taken the character to the next big level in Season 2? This was the big question that lingered on our minds as we sat to watch Twisted 2.

Checking out the episodes, now streaming on VB on the Web, we could surmise that it follows the template of most American shows, where subsequent seasons always began on a high.

Aliyah Mukherjee (Nia) who had fooled the law in Season 1 with her masterstroke plan of killing Ranbir Raichand (Namit Khanna) is now shown in trouble. Cop Aryan Mathur (Rrahul Raj) who could not nail her then is a totally frustrated soul, an alcoholic too.

Here starts the game between Aliyah and the cop turned loner Aryan, wherein the latter is hellbent on putting the former behind bars for a crime she has not done!! Hence, he plans and plots the death of Aliyah�s drunken boy friend!!

The best part is that Aryan announces the clash when he confronts Aliyah and reveals his motive!! The scene was indeed special�

The big change in Season 2 is the role of the female cop Arunima (Dilnaz Irani) who is actually a new introduction!! A tough role to play this, as she is a good friend and sympathizer of Aryan, but when it comes to her work, is a tough task master!!

As Vikram Bhatt�s team has been saying time and again, this makes for a crime triangle of sorts, where we have Aliyah who has escaped the law after killing many people (Season 1), Aryan who has commited a crime himself and Arunima who is put on duty to solve this high-profile case.

The story and screenplay are catchy and gets us quickly into the cat and mouse game!!

Initially what starts as a game between Aryan and Aliyah, turns when the two of them shake hands with love hitting them wild!!

Yes, for all the viewers who missed a steamy love story in Season 1, this is the biggest plus!! Though Ranbir and Aliyah provided for some hot sequences in the earlier season, there was no basic plot underlining love. So this comes as a breath of fresh air.. However the love story defo gets twisted, as the basic foundation has been laid around deceit, revenge and eagerness to put the other behind bars.

Must say, Aryan and Aliyah (who never ever were on the same page in Season 1) suddenly get to see love for each other� Their chemistry simply raises the bar, as we are provided with quite a lot of sensuous smooch, bed-scenes etc. But everytime the duo made love, we were forced to think who will double cross the other!! Well, that�s the beauty of the plot, must say�

But does anyone get double-crossed? Considering Aliyah�s twisted nature, we believed that she will be the one who will cross the lines of love and again go towards vengeance. Must say, the story takes a very interesting turn here�

And all that is left for the lovers is to put in the factor of belief and trust into their love story. Will Aryan and Aaliyah be able to do this? We do not want to reveal the end for those who have not watched it yet�.

The name of the game is linked more to the shock value!! And get ready for lot of those here.

Nia looks super hot in her portrayal of a lady who keeps her poise, when the chips are down. Must say, Nia excels in Season 2, and sets a new benchmark for herself!! She gives her best to the romantic scenes as well as the ones where she is shown playing her mind games.

We are extremely impressed with the dare that Nia has shown in presenting this complex character of Aliyah. We hope other TV actresses could pick a leaf from Nia�a book and drop their on-screen inhibitions and play dare bare characters with elan.

Rrahul Raj who had his own restricted movements as a cop in his last outing has come out of the shell really well in Season 2. As the alcoholic whose aim to put Aliyah behind bars suddenly turns into obsessive love which later hits the calm shores of being in love, Rrahul has put in his best!!

A special mention here for Dilnaz Irani as she has carried out the role of Arunima to the best of her abilities� She�s strong, she�s a stunner herself, and she confronts and hits back at the Aryan � Aaliyah plan with elan!! The only thing we found repetitive in her act was her facial expression, every time her investigation hit a roadblock. And how we wish she could have used a lesser intimidating color on her lips!!

Actors Veebha Anand as Rashi, Ambrish Srivastava as the side-kick officer Iqbal, Neeraj Malaviya as Sanjay have done a good job as well!!

But the one thing that Season 2 fell short of, according to us, was in the extent of complexity the basic plot had. After all, we tend to compare it with Season 1, wherein the web of complexity between all the characters was deeper and more intriguing. At one point of time, with Aryan and Aaliyah joining hands, the face-off was rather clear and transparent, with the game being only against the law and police.

One more thing that turned us off was the constant use of the �F� word in some scenes. Had it been used once or twice, it was fine but here it seemed jarring to the ear!!

Vikram Bhatt�s a past master of thriller genre; no wonder the cinematography seemed perfect, with the scenes flowing easily. And yes, you don�t look at the clock and get eager to watch the next episode pretty soon!! The Director Anupam Santosh Saroj has come of age with Twisted 2, we must say!! Not that he did not do his job well in Season 1� but the way he has executed the final product here has been commendable.

Twisted 2 has opened up to a great response notching more than 2 million views in the very first week of its streaming. Word of mouth and the curiosity of viewers to know where the story proceeds in Season 2, will only double up on the views in the near future�

Lastly, the ending was certainly unexpected, but when it came, it brought a smile on our faces!! And the way it ended, seems like it has laid a good enough platform for the Season 3 to be built upon�. Again we have forced ourselves to not give out the ending. For those who have not yet watched it, do watch it�


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�Ek to main itny horny hoon aur wahan mere saath koi kuchh karna hi nahin chahta�

In one of the episodes of AltBalaji�s web series, Ragini MMS Returns, the self-obsessed Sonia (Katie Iqbal � Veronica meets Poo Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham), says this in all earnestness, to a handsome, sexy, young guy.
Dressed like a Barbie doll topped with huge, shiny pearls, in a short, lacy pink dress, she turns around provocatively. (She looks super hot but her zero expression is such a dampener).

He spanks her lightly, on her bottom and says, �You bad, bad girl.� (Such bad, bad dialogue delivery�.If only he did not sound more flat than a Doordarshan newsreader of yore.)

Her dress slips out to reveal a hotter bod in a gorgeous, pink corset. He picks her up and lays her down on a pool table. Oooo�the game is warming up. He takes her hand and guides it downwards to his jean clad��.CUT! (Please note: the woman exposes more skin than the man).

"Exam �hard� hai", she purrs. And opens her full, red mouth in a perfect O. They kiss. A stiletto shoe kicks a ball into the table net.

The otherwise, well executed steamy scene, ends up being funny, thanks to the amateurish acting. Yet, it is far better than the much hyped scene between the central characters of Ragini (Karishma Sharma) and Rahul (Siddharth Gupta) who kiss more like frantic teenagers than passionate lovers.

And oh, what happened to the ghost who kills people who have sex? Never mind.

�NO SEX�.  Those were the doctor paranormal ghostbusters ( Rakshanda Khan with sexy, pink rimmed spectacles) orders as seen in the previous episode. And definitely, �NO SEX AFTER WATCHING MMS�. But these orders were given to a bunch of hormone-driven college students with hot bodies, zero brains and childish voices. How can they possibly resist watching MMS videos and then not tear off each other�s clothes even if it comes at the price of death at the hands of a frustrated ghost??

In the first six episodes as mentioned in the review here, a college called MMS is haunted and a CD with a MMS scandal keeps appearing out of nowhere. People who watch it die soon after and eventually, a paranormal specialist warns everyone against sex. As one of the students puts it, she is more of a �mood buster� than a "ghost buster�.

So what do they do? They try to get rid of the ghost with plenty of screaming and burning skeletons because apparently the ghost stays upset until its unfinished cremation rites are performed.

And of course, the moment the students believe the spirit has been put to rest, they party and get ready to strip. And how!

Meanwhile, getting back to the sketchy skeleton of the horror story plot, a past in the college is revealed. Some fabulous shots of Ragini seen walking alone at night, framed between two tree branches and getting sucked right into a hole, the dark outdoors, black smoke swooshing around and doors suddenly slamming shut are enticingly chilling enough to keep you hooked.

The cinematography (Hanoz VK and Anubhav Bansal)  gets better with each episode and the performances gets worse and unintentionally funny. At one point in the final episode, the school principal � the only man in the frame � is flanked on both sides by scared women at a really crucial juncture. But the women squeal so badly and the man looks more flummoxed than scared that the entire shot looks straight out of a slapstick comedy than a horror flick.

More hilarious drama is seen in bathrooms with cat fights where a bright pink bra is used to swing Sonia around in circles. This kind of a college does not exist in even Karan Johar�s wildest fantasy. As for a parallel track, which had started off with the sultry Riya Sen atop her groom-to-be, appears ever so briefly with a forced connection to the main plot.

But wait, do not just give up yet. A new character enters the scene. There is a super, hot �climax� scene in the final episode which is more suspense-worthy than the the mystery behind the deaths. The consequence of the final sex act, does not quite make sense but who cares? Karishma Sharma in red, lacy undies and another bare body may make you sweat more than skulls in red nauvari sarees. The erotica mercury shoots up like never before on Indian screen. Ragini MMS Returns season 1 is the new and hilarious 50 Shades of Indian Grey.

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