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A fantastic start towards the second century of Arjun series!What a heart racing edge of the seat thriller! A race against time for ETF to save youngsters of the city from a horrific, senseless death.That the kids were murdered for no fault of theirs by a person they didnt know was already horrifying but the brutality with which these people lost their lives made the killings all the more blood curdling.But sacrificing his only mentally challenged son in the name of ritual was simply unfathomable.Arjun summed it up all in his last line.If only he had valued the life which was in front of him he could have experienced all the joy this boy could have given him rather than hankering after a woman who was beyond any human intervention.
The episode truly was a fight against superstitions & was focused exclusively on that.Unlike the earlier ritual killing episode which was more of murder for gain case.It was superbly written & directed. And not to mention the stellar cast once again proved their mettle.
The episode was also special because it was jointly solved by my two most favourite characters on the show.What a team Arjun & Aisha made! I was watching them comepletely mesmerised.Reminded me so much of Scully & Mulder of the X Files.
It was a treat episode there was just so much of Arjun aka Shaleen. Nearly every emotion except of course fun was there on his face.Anger, frustration, sorrow, a warm feeling for the boy, adrenalin rush at reeling in the killer, relief at being able to save him.It was a kaliedoscope of a myriad of expressions on our hotties face.How on earth was he looking all the more sleek & hot than ever? Every time he appeared on screen the heart went,"THUD!".And those shirts! That lilac coloured one should be hidden somewhere.I take time to recover everytime he wears them.
It was such a joy to watch Aish for the entire length of the episode.The best for me was her pissed expression at her boss & the sleepy princess one at her home.
The absence of Rathore sent a chill down my spine.Like he left already? If it werent for the precap I couldn't have written such a happy analysis.Everytime Rathore visits Delhi the ChoRee's tummy starts rumbling.They simply are so terrified of the Lion. Shree's line,"Yeh Rathore Sir hamesha Delhi kyun chale jaate hai?" had me laughing for the longest time.🤣
Chotu's deep sigh said it all without him uttering a single word.Happy to see them back again.
But it was Arjun who missed his Rowdy Rathore the most.The way he jumped at both the women spoke volumes! Ruthke humse kabhi jo chale jaoge tum, yeh na socha tha kabhi, itne yaad aaoge tum! 😭😭😭
Liz too played her part well.
What I didnt understand was why didnt Arjun straightaway zero in on the culprit when the father of one of the victims introduced him to someone with so much knowledge of Tantra Vidya.In every murder case its always seen if the victim was known to any suspects.It was concluded that these were ritualistic killings.So when the victim lived in the same building as this professor that itself should have raised red flags.😕
Mr Malhotra as always was droolicious in black in the Suraksha capsule.Thanks for the tip,ACP Rawte!😉
Precap set me thinking if it were another andh vishwaas episode!Cant wait for next week!
Thank you creatives for an immensely enjoyable,lovely evening!Team Arjun rockss!👍🏼
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