This low-budget series shares similarities with Naoki Urasawa’s *Monster*, and its quality is significantly boosted by the excellent writing and performances from the main actors, especially the younger portrayal of the villain. While the conclusion to the second season felt somewhat disappointing, it still warrants considerable recognition for the story's progression. It functions well as a police procedural, though…

This series is something you really need to see. It’s distinctive because of how it combines elements of Indian myths. Seriously, just give it a try—it's quite impactful.

The storyline is designed to be disorienting and creates a feeling that what you’re seeing isn’t real. It's an engrossing show, and the time spent watching it is well-spent.