alexthomaspp

I'm extremely surprised to see so much negativity here!

It does not claim to be and is certainly not a documentary - so adding or deducting a few fictional themes for dramatic effect is to be expected. Its just a fictional story based on a historical event - so give it a break you nay-sayers!

Overall, I found it to be an eminently watchable series - very entertaining and great acting with some very believable dialogues. Even some pretty humorous one liners! "I prefer bad tea to bad coffee" (or was it the other way round) - was a killer one.

Some of the photography was great and the locations seemed perfectly authentic.

I have absolutely no negative side to this series and would recommend anyone to give it a shot......

Its been awhile since I've seen such quality series.

Acting was sublime - superb and realistic - lead actor was eminently believable as a gritty, tough nosed, no nonsense cop. The supporting cast were also perfect in their respective roles.

Storyline was again superb - solid and fast paced enough to keep you on the edge of your seat and laced with the supernatural - just enough to be believable. The cast was perfect to make the whole show work.

So much better than the other more well-known shows making rounds.

Hope this show wont be abandoned and looking forward so much to a third season..

I am not a big fan of Indian movies or series - and that includes Malayalam - especially not a fan of the song and dance genres which dominate Indian Cinema.

But this series took me by surprise - story based on hard-hitting facts - excellent acting without a hint of overacting - solid character development - all culminating in a very realistic rendition of the wildlife and poaching world and all the while keeping me on the edge of my seat.

Wouldnt be wrong to say its a great Indian thriller genre series.

Also gave me a newfound respect for those who have dedicated their lives to preserving nature and wildlife.