Amazon released its much awaited original series Paatal Lok and it has created a buzz with its entry. Co-produced by Anushka Sharma, starring Jaideep Ahlawat, the show released today and in no time has started winning hearts.
The Internet has already crowned it as the best of 2020 and below are the reactions of the netizen and what they feel about the show.
Paatal Lok, an investigation thriller is a 9 part take at the reasons of what creates the monsters that the criminals become. The show follows a police offer, played by Jaideep Ahlawat on an investigation of a high profile case. Twitterati has already started hailing the show.
Tweeples are in love with the series and are writing that the series is a skilfull drama. A Twitter user wrote, “#PaatalLokReview Paatal Lok is really BRILLIANT. Great dialogues, great experience & as usual @Jaiahlawat lived his role. Its a must watch web series. Like Virat’s cover drive @AnushkaSharma produced a brilliant web series.#PaatalLok.”
Another Twitter user wrote that “Paatal Lok is by far the best web series coming out of India. You can’t miss it. @Jaiahlawat did the role of his career, Raw and real. It couldn’t have been better. #VocalForLocal #PaatalLok.”
* Bad network exist *
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— Cyanide ? (@Lockdownwala1) May 16, 2020
Why i don't know this talented actor name ? ???#PaatalLok pic.twitter.com/mOrm8ibutl
— Mazakiya (@maza_kiya) May 15, 2020
Next time film makers shit on critics, I’d encourage them to remember this time when overwhelming critical appreciation for @PrimeVideoIN ‘s #PaatalLok is helping it become a success in the lockdown, when most content is not working.
— Sucharita Tyagi (@Su4ita) May 15, 2020
Fans are lauding about the series Paatal Lok, The series is a bunch of characters jostle for our attention, and as the ambitious journalist who is happy to swing whichever way the wind blows, Neeraj Kabi is efficient. His anxiety-ridden wife (Mukherjee) starts off shaky, but is given more to do as it goes along.
There’s an idealistic reporter (Dutt, leaving an impact) in the mix, looking for a moral centre in the murk, too.
But the man of the series is, undoubtedly, Jaideep Ahlawat. His Hathi Ram Chaudhary is a man of many parts: exasperated and tender with his wife (Panag, ably supportive), an unsure father with a rebellious teenage son, and desperate to get that one case that will make him come up tops. The craggy faced-Ahlawat aces it, each line of his face denoting a life lived, making even the more unbelievable parts of this thing believable.
