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Hi people!
I hope everyone watched today's episode, and if not yet, please do watch. It was an amazing episode in my opinion. True, we did miss Shree and Rathore sir a lot, but the case, and performances were top notch. Shaleen, as usual did a great job, and so did Shital. I am glad Sakshi is back in action- and the CVs have given her the much needed screen presence. Also, her role was substatial in solving the case. Liza too, got some footage today.
So, now coming to the main point: Sudesh Berry. I haven't seen him in action much, apart from a couple of episodes of his previous shows, so I haven't really known how great an actor he is. But, today, I can confidently say that I am a fan of this man, am surely keeping an eye out for any show that he does in future.
The character he portrayed, that of a psycho killer, was itself enough to scare anyone, but I must say his portrayal has taken it to a whole new level. He scared me out of my wits, so much so that I'm going to think twice before getting into an auto alone from now on. And the BG "Banno teri..." added to the feel of terror.
Edit: The scene where he was talking to his wife's portrait was brilliantly executed! Each mannerism of the killer, his way of talking, the way he would keep a match stick in his mouth, the way he pats his chest saying "main mard hoon"-- so much detail has gone into sketching this character. Both the writers, as well as Sudesh deserve a standing ovation for making this character so perfect! Kudos to them!
The portrayal was neat, convincing and perfect in every way. Nothing over done. I am sure I am not going to forget this episode anytime soon, and I'll surely be very careful the next time I travel alone in an auto.
Another point I liked in the episode- the episode wasn't purely about the cops hunting down the culprit, but we also got a sneak peek of what runs in the criminal's psyche. Good job, Team Arjun!👏
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