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Bard Of Blood Review: Emraan Hashmi’s Classy Performance & The Cliffhanger Will Leave You Impressed
Emraan Hashmi’s spy thriller Bard of Blood is streaming now on Netflix. The seven-episodic series, which is based on Bilal Siddiqi's book of the same name, is engaging.
Emraan Hashmi forays into the digital space with Shahrukh Khan's Bard of Blood. The series, which released today, has seven episodes. The show is based on Bilal Siddiqi's book of the same name. This Netflix show features Shobita Dhulipala, Vineet Kumar Singh, Rajit Kapur and Jaideep Ahlawat in the lead roles.
Story: It is a story of Kabir Anand aka Adonis, the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) agent, who is assigned to three-person mission to rescue four Indian spies from Balochistan. In the first couple of episodes, the viewers will witness how Kabir's former mentor Sadiq Sir (Rajit Kapoor), who is also a father figure, gets him back to the mission, which apparently is more than a rescue mission. But Kabir is guilty as in his previous mission, he had lost his friend and partner in Balochistan and does not want to head the rescue mission.
As they say 'fate has a twisted sense of timing', Kabir has to return for the rescue mission. It is that then Kabir and Isha Khanna (Sobhita Dhulipala) go on the mission, which is off the record. The duo joins Veer Singh (Vineet Kumar Singh), an Indian agent.
Performances
Shobita
as
an
analyst,
who
doesn't
have
prior
experience
in
field
work
and
is
sent
to
the
rescue
mission,
and
Viineet
as
an
Indian
agent,
have
done
their
job
convincingly.
Jaideep
Ahlawat
as
Tanveer
Shehzad
(Taliban
handler,
Inter
Services
Agency)
has
also
performed
fantastically.
But
it
is
Emraan
who
impresses
us
with
his
never-seen-before
avatar
and
classy
performance
as
a
spy.
He
has
done
a
commendable
job.
Verdict
The way in which every episode ends on a cliffhanger keeps the audiences hooked. It is an edge-of-the-seat entertainer. We are sure that though you might begin thinking you will watch a few episodes; you might end up watching the entire series. You will get to hear a lot of Urdu words and hence you will have to keep the subtitles on!
(PS: This is a review of the first two episodes)
