Bloody Brothers review in Hindi: The web series 'Bloody Brothers', revolves around two brothers. But the wheel of time spins in such a way that everything becomes turbulent. In the web series, a tinge of comedy has been added between mystery and adventure.


Produced by Applause Entertainment in association with BBC Studios India, the web series 'Bloody Brothers' is directed by Shaad Ali. It is said to be an indian adaptation of the british mystery thriller 'Gilt'. It stars Tina Desai, shruti seth, maya Alag, mugdha godse, Satish kaushik and Jitendra Joshi along with jaideep ahlawat and Mohammad Zeeshan Ayyub. This six-episode web series revolves around two brothers.

In this one brother is rich and the other is poor. But the wheel of time spins in such a way that everything becomes turbulent. Funny comedy has been added between mystery and thrill in the web series. Makers make a mistake every time in the adaptation of any foreign series or film. Every time a mistake is made in bringing the story made and molded in an external culture to the indian environment.

But due to the mistake of the writing team, this series has failed to make an impact. In contrast, 'Bloody Brothers', despite being a remake of a british show, leaves a deep impact. For this, the credit goes to the excellent performance of the actors and the tight story. director Shaad ali falters a bit in the initial episode, but later the story has been served in such a way that the audience will be forced to stay on the seat.

 Its starcast from above is also excellent. jaideep ahlawat, mugdha godse, despite the absence of big stars Artists like Satish kaushik and Mohammad Zeeshan Ayyub have done such meticulous performances, which have made the web series a binge watch. It can be seen on weekends on the occasion of Holi.

The nature of both is also completely opposite to each other. Jagjit is a lawyer. He runs his own law firm. But it is doing a lot under its guise. While Daljit runs a book store. One night both the brothers were going towards home in the same car. A big accident happens on the way. A middle-aged man dies after coming under his car. Both the brothers leave her there and run away.


 But that incident does not forget the younger brother Daljit. He repeatedly comes in gilt and calls his brother. Elder brother Jagjit explains to him that no one has seen this incident, so he should remain calm, do not talk in this matter. Meanwhile, the police starts investigating the matter.
Daljit tells his brother Jagjit that his purse has been left behind in the house where he last visited. The person who dies unlucky is also the owner of the same house. His daughter wants to reach her father's killers. Jagjit tells his brother that he should sneak away, bring his purse from there, so that the last trace also ends from there.


But when Daljit reaches that house, many incidents happen to him, due to which he is unable to find his purse. Meanwhile, many new characters enter the story, due to which the matter gradually becomes interesting. The most interesting character in this is that of Handa Saheb, played by Satish Kaushik.

Director Shaad Ali (who has previously directed 'Call My Agent Bollywood') along with his writing team siddharth Hirve, Anuj Rajoria, Riya Pujari, Navneet Singh Raju has done a great job on this dark comedy. The deteriorating relationship between the two brothers, dark comedy, twists and one-liners contributes significantly to the success of the story.


There is more comedy in the initial episodes, but as the story progresses, it gets serious and creates thrill. As far as the acting performance of the cast is concerned, everyone has contributed significantly but jaideep ahlawat and Satish kaushik are the stars of the show.


His acting performance is the most balanced. Mohammad Zeeshan Ayyub also does full justice to the character of Daljit. shruti seth and mugdha godse played their roles well, but their story seems a bit hasty and crude.