I'm not revealing any spoilers because this series is simply too good of a story to ruin any element. Well-crafted, taut, and certainly fast-paced with new reveals in each episode, this series escapes the tired scripts and slow-moving death found all too often in this genre. English language viewers may want to turn on subtitles because of a rather thick native accent, and it is so good you don't want to miss anything as this series speeds like a downhill locomotive to its inexorable conclusion. The series weaves necessary commentary of Indian society, culture and family in the early 2000's without burdensome side stories interjected throughout, delivering a well-rounded story in seven episodes.
It is based on a true story and book about the main character as a young police inspector, so unless there are new chapters coming I don't think there will be a second season, but I would be very happy to be wrong.
It is based on a true story and book about the main character as a young police inspector, so unless there are new chapters coming I don't think there will be a second season, but I would be very happy to be wrong.