Chidiya Udd

The heroine herself eagerly wants to become a prostitute but refuses to give it to the old man, from where the story begins. She thinks prostitution is good for herself but refuses it for other girls.

Babu Rao's character jumps around uselessly in between. But the actor is good.

If someone wants to open a massage parlor, then he should have got good training. Where to get the maal (girls), how to train the maal, how should the setup of the parlor be.

The director of this series is a complete idiot.

Mita Vashisth has acted better than Jackie Shroff.

Conclusion: Don't watch. Direction is very poor.

I cannot believe that Ravi Jadhav directed this mess. The story is so bad that even a school play would have a better plot. The writing feels lazy, unimaginative, and downright boring. The characters are paper-thin, and the dialogues are cringe-worthy.

The cinematography is a joke-looks like they hired a wedding videographer who forgot to bring proper equipment. Every frame screams amateurish execution. The editing? Horrendous. Scenes drag unnecessarily, and transitions are abrupt, making it feel like a patchwork of random footage rather than a cohesive narrative.

The acting is third-class. Not a single actor seems to be in character. Expressions are forced, and dialogue delivery is robotic. It feels like they're reading lines off a cue card for the first time.

As for the background score-it's an assault on the ears. It neither complements the scenes nor builds any tension or emotion. It's just noise.

Thank God I watched it for free. If I had paid even a rupee for this, I would have demanded a refund. Avoid this disaster at all costs.

If you're looking for a series that completely wastes your time, this is it. From the first episode, it's clear that the writers had no idea what they were doing. The plot is an incoherent mess, riddled with plot holes so big you could drive a truck through them. Characters make decisions that defy logic, and half the time, they seem to forget their own motivations from one episode to the next.

The acting? Absolutely dreadful. Every line is delivered with the enthusiasm of someone forced at gunpoint to be there. The so-called "emotional" scenes are laughably bad, with over-the-top expressions that feel like a bad high school play. Even the supposedly experienced actors seem bored, as if they're counting the seconds until they can escape this train wreck of a production.

And don't even get me started on the pacing. Some episodes drag on forever with pointless dialogue, while others rush through major events without any buildup. Twists come out of nowhere, not because they're clever, but because the writers clearly just threw random ideas at the wall and went with whatever stuck.

As for logic-there is none. Characters survive impossible situations without explanation, and the show constantly contradicts its own established rules. It feels like every episode was written by a completely different person who didn't bother watching the previous ones.

Honestly, if they wanted to make it worse (which would be an impressive feat), they could've thrown in even more meaningless subplots that go nowhere, had characters randomly swap personalities mid-season, or just replaced every bit of dialogue with vague, pseudo-philosophical nonsense. Maybe even add a completely unnecessary love triangle between characters with zero chemistry, just to waste more time.

Overall, this series is a perfect example of what happens when bad writing, bad acting, and zero logic collide. Don't waste your time-there are far better ways to make yourself suffer.

The fear of being censored worries creators. They cut scenes so they can get a certificate. In order to become certified for use by minor audiences. However, as this series is based on RED LIGHT, sole is no longer there. And wish to obtain a -18 certificate, which indicates that they are confused.

Heroin is awful. They abducted her for a cause, even though they removed certain crucial details. Post-production cuts are used for her scenes.

So they're annyoing and perplexing. If they reveal the original edit, viewers may give it four or higher ratings.

Jackie Shroff is always fantastic, and some of the other actors do well as well.