Available
On:
SonyLIV
Duration:
35
minutes/10
episodes
Language:
Hindi
Story:
Undekhi
follows
a
DCP,
who
has
set
out
to
hunt
down
a
murder
suspect,
but
finds
himself
amid
a
bigger
case
with
more
corrupt
and
dangerous
killers.
The
SonyLIV
show
while
highlighting
the
good
and
the
bad
of
society,
also
breaks
down
the
belief
that
one
should
always
do
the
right
thing.
Review:
Undekhi
directed
by
Ashish
R
Shukla
is
a
crime
thriller
that
defies
the
formula
story,
here
you
do
not
get
to
see
the
good
versus
bad
or
the
hero
versus
the
villain.
Here
we
just
have
people
doing
their
job
and
trying
to
survive,
but
how
far
will
you
go
before
you
speak
up?
While
we
are
always
taught
truth
will
prevail,
unfortunately
for
Rishi,
who
does
the
right
thing,
he
too
ends
up
regretting
the
decision.
The
show
starts
with
DCP
Ghosh
investigating
the
murder
of
a
police
officer
in
the
jungles
of
Sundarban,
Bengal.
On
inquiring
in
the
nearby
tribal
community,
he
finds
out
two
girls
have
run
away
from
the
village
to
perform
as
dancers
in
Manali.
Meanwhile,
in
Manali,
we
meet
the
filming
team
at
the
wedding
of
some
of
the
wealthiest
people
in
the
country.
While
filming
one
of
their
private
parties,
videographer
Rishi
is
caught
off-guard
when
the
groom's
father
shoots
down
one
of
the
dancers,
after
she
refuses
to
dance
with
him.
But
what
leaves
him
even
more
baffled
is
that
the
entire
wedding
proceeds
like
nothing
happened.
The
body
is
dragged
off
the
stage,
the
music
continues
and
the
party
goes
on.
Harsh
Chhaya
As
Papaji
Rishi
who
wants
to
do
right
by
the
dead
dancer,
records
the
incident
and
hides
the
evidence,
only
to
realize
that
the
people
he
is
dealing
with
will
not
have
a
problem
lining
up
more
bodies
to
keep
themselves
safe.
The
10
part
series
follows
the
DCP,
as
he
finds
out
more
about
the
dancers,
Rishi
as
he
tries
to
survive,
and
the
twist
of
the
tale
is
the
most
dramatic
wedding
of
the
year.
Surya
Sharma
As
Rinku
(Rajender
Singh
Atwal)
Created
by
Siddharth
Sengupta,
Undekhi
will
keep
you
hooked
for
the
first
four
episodes
with
a
number
of
cliffhangers
and
good
performances.
Dibyendu
Bhattacharya
as
DCP
Ghosh
and
Surya
Sharma
as
Rinku
(Rajender
Singh
Atwal)
will
keep
you
entertained
throughout
the
first
season.
Even
though
the
series
begins
to
slow
down
and
run
in
circles
for
the
next
two-three
episodes,
the
end
has
been
wrapped
up
pretty
well,
mostly
with
an
increase
in
the
‘body
count'.
There
are
several
subplots
at
play,
which
may
seem
hard
to
follow
at
first,
but
conveniently
all
come
together
at
the
end.
Undekhi
Will
Release
On
July
10
Dibyendu
Bhattacharya
as
DCP
Ghosh
will
put
you
in
awe
of
the
actor
as
well
as
the
character.
The
DCP
knows
how
to
push
the
right
buttons
despite
the
heavily
corrupt
system.
When
he
does
get
caught
in
the
system's
trap,
Ghosh
does
not
forget
his
duty
and
does
not
shy
away
from
calling
out
his
superiors.
On
the
other
hand,
Surya
Sharma
as
Rinku
(Rajender
Singh
Atwal)
is
the
right-hand
of
the
Atwal
family
and
is
in
charge
of
handling
all
legal
and
shady
decisions
in
the
business.
Surya
will
not
only
make
you
hate
his
character
but
also
help
you
see
that
pure
evil
is
in
the
viewer's
perception.
Overall,
Undekhi
is
a
show
which
is
supposed
to
be
watched
for
its
story
and
all
the
actors.
If
you
are
tired
of
following
the
heroes
in
stories,
this
is
the
one
for
you.
The
crime
thriller
will
keep
you
engaged
right
until
the
end.