Daldal is not a typical crime thriller. The series introduces a chilling serial killer who, after committing murder, stuffs non-vegetarian food into the victim’s mouth. While most murder mysteries keep viewers watching to find out who the killer is, this series works differently. You will stay invested for reasons that become clear only as the story unfolds. Daldal strongly signals that Bhumi Pednekar is truly back in form, and it also introduces a powerful new talent, Samara Tijori, who leaves a lasting impression.
Set in Mumbai, the story follows a newly appointed DCP as the city is shaken by a series of brutal murders. The officer is battling her own personal trauma while also dealing with pressure from within the department. As the killings continue, the big question remains, who is behind these murders, and why are they so difficult to crack? Spread across seven episodes, the series slowly reveals its layers and answers these questions.
7 Episodes Of Edge-Of-Seat Drama
Daldal is a gripping watch that keeps you engaged throughout its seven episodes. Each episode runs for about 30–35 minutes and brings something new to the table. The twists and turns are surprising and keep the suspense alive. While the screenplay slightly loses focus at a few points, it never distracts enough to make you stop watching. What sets this series apart from regular murder mysteries is that a major revelation comes as early as the second episode, something that usually happens at the very end in most shows. This bold choice makes Daldal stand out.
Bhumi Pednekar delivers a powerful performance and reminds viewers why she was once considered one of the most dependable actors in the industry. She plays her role with intensity and restraint, no unnecessary heroics or loud dialogues. Her portrayal of a character dealing with deep personal trauma feels honest and impactful.
The biggest surprise of the series is Samara Tijori, the daughter of Deepak Tijori. She proves that if nepotism brings genuine talent, it is welcome. Her performance is confident, natural, and impressive, making her one of the highlights of the show. Aditya Rawal also delivers a strong performance, clearly showcasing the acting talent he has inherited.
Different From Other Murder Mysteries
The series is directed by Amrit Raj Gupta, while the story and dialogues are written by a team of five writers. Although the screenplay could have been tighter in places, the overall direction is effective and keeps the narrative engaging.
If you are looking for a crime thriller that is different from the usual murder mysteries, Daldal is worth watching. Strong performances, engaging suspense, and a fresh approach make it a solid watch.
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