#paatal lok

[chaotickittydreamer]

Areee its all coming together

[julia-highstorms]

WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT PAATAL LOK???

IT’S BRILLIANT

No one does crime thriller movies/series like India. THE BEST OUT THERE, I LOVE EVERYTHING

(What if I told you I wrote a whole ass article about this??)

[slavic-roots-western-mind]

I feel like when it comes to certain movie genres, some countries just have it nailed down perfectly. To date, I've never watched an Indian crime thriller that I didn't like and that's saying something because I am extremely picky when it comes to crime/thriller dramas. India just does it best imo. A close second is Russian crime/detective series, but they usually lack the gritty thriller factor.

Currently I'm watching "Paatal Lok" and wow. Even better than I expected. I binge-watched the first season and now I'm onto the second one. I find it really interesting how one of the characters looks a lot like the actor who played Viktor Barinov in Kitchen. Myabe there is something about that theory where each person has 6 people who look the same as them.

However. Not really a fan of the way they got rid of one of my favorite characters but we'll see. Maybe he miraculously survived.

[thephilosphytruth]

When a man likes dog he is a good man

But when a dog like man he is a great man

(Quote from paatal lok)...

[theinfinitedivides]

right so uh. can we put together a network to telepathically convince Prime India that Paatal Lok needs a third season and if so can we also start the prayer circle for it not taking another five years to reach us

[9javan]

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[rohitjkgi]

"A gripping crime thriller that dives deep into the underbelly of society, Paatal Lok follows a washed-up cop as he investigates an assassin

[straightfromamovie]

This town has a rather short memory. It forgets its villains too soon and its heroes even sooner.

Sanjeev Mehra, Paatal Lok