Griselda Season 1 leaked: Netflix's new offering, Griselda, is an American biographical crime drama based on the life of Griselda Blanco, a notorious Colombian drug lord. The miniseries premiered today, January 25, on OTT giant Netflix.

Headlined by Sofía Vergara, the television miniseries is directed by Andrés Baiz and produced by Eric Newman. Vergara will be seen in the titular role of Griselda.

For those who are yet to watch the show, there's disappointing news. In a shocking twist, the entire series has been leaked online for free download hours after its debut on the streaming platform.

Griselda full series leaked online

Written by Doug Miro and Ingrid Escajeda, the show is a "fictionalised dramatisation" inspired by the life of an ambitious and notorious Colombian businesswoman, Griselda Blanco, who created one of the most powerful drug cartels in history.

Griselda offers gritty drama and gripping story with lots of adrenaline. Vergara also serves as an executive producer. The other stars of the show include Alberto Guerra, Martin Rodriguez, Orlando Pineda, Jose Velazquez, and others.

Amid huge anticipation, unfortunately, the limited series has become the latest victim of piracy, and now the full series is available online for free download and watching.

Griselda has six episodes, each lasting one hour, and can now be easily accessible in HD quality for a few on several unauthorised websites. This is a major setback for the show and its team.

The office synopsis reads, "The savvy and ambitious Colombian businesswomen Griselda Blanco creates one of the most profitable cartels in history."

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