Dahan

Dahan will certainly challenge your beliefs on facts, and you will binge-watch the series in one go.

The action and gore also support the narrative, and it is not weak-hearted. For ages, Silaspura is under the threat of Ridhiyakan and his inhuman army of Rakan. Writer-director Vikrant Pawar manages to keep up the unpredictability factor intact, and the plot keeps getting intense as the show progresses. But the plot is multi-layered with distinctive characters, and their subplots. Dahan review: Bollywood has churned up mundane horror flicks, and the fan base of the genre felt cheated. Synopsis: A disgraced IAS officer Avni Raut takes charge of bringing development to the town of Silaspura.

Starring: Tisca Chopra, Saurabh Shukla, Mukesh Tiwari, Rajesh Tailang, Rohan Joshi, Lehar Khan, Ankur Nayyar, Rahul Tewari · Director: Vikranth Pawar · Music: ...

Even with it’s flaws and loopholes, the horror sans supernatural series has the potential to shake you up to the core by the time end credits of the final episode roll in front of your screen. The makers ought to be lauded as they have not diluted the essence of the local language by oversimplifying it for the audience. To add to that, the art direction of Dahan has to be one of the best in recent times. The thrilling climax would have you by the edge of your seats, gnawing at your nails with fear and anticipation. In essence, it breaks every rule from the horror handbook but in turn paves way for a more realistic and organic narrative to flourish. With nine episodes to its credit, the makers try to establish the various plot devices and flesh out character developments in the first five-six episodes.

Rajesh Tailang, Mukesh Tiwari, Rohan Joshi and Lehar Khan are good additions to the cast.

However, Dahan stays a slow burner throughout the show, and even the end doesn't satisfy you as it finishes on a confusing note. That being said, the cinematography and VFX get good numbers as it's a visual treat. However, it doesn't seem to have the perfect storyline to keep the show going. Her screen presence makes you hooked on the show and also entangles your mind to wonder if she is a protagonist or if she will turn out to be the main antagonist. Meanwhile, Rajesh Tailang's character is one of the most surprising elements of the story. To get a fresh perspective on life for herself as well as her teenage son, she decides to take a short-term transfer to a secluded place in Rajasthan, which has recently been discovered to have been filled with rare minerals.

Hotstar has said that its original Indian show, Dahan, will be available to stream starting September 16, know more about the release date.

It makes me appreciate the show even more.” A Hotstar subscription can also be bought through Jio Recharge, Airtel Recharge, Vodafone Idea, Jio Prepaid, and Flipkart Supercoins, which are all third-party bundles. The first season of Dahan: Raakan Ka Rahasya will have nine episodes.