Sam makes a damning accusation. Ravi contemplates Jenny's link to recent deaths. In 1950s Sultanpore, a mother displays unnatural powers.
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Sam makes a damning accusation. Ravi contemplates Jenny's link to recent deaths. In 1950s Sultanpore, a mother displays unnatural powers.
I feel this story is too slow. I don't like it when there are a lot of time wasting dialogs, activities or scenes are just drawn out longer than necessary. It seems that this might have been a good movie for kids - four of the important characters are kids after all. This series is not family friendly though and I wouldn't want my children or grandkids watching it because of the language and some of the immoral acts. When it comes to the language, I have no idea if the Hindi dialog contains the same words as the English version. I have noticed, because of watching a lot of Indian cinema and TV, that Hollyweird is having a negative affect on Indian entertainment. Most of their productions used to be family friendly, but not so much in 2019. Also, because of watching this on Netflix, I'm watching the English dubbed version and using English subtitles. When I've done this with other foreign moves of TV series, I've discovered that sometimes they are not using the same objectionable words in the original language. However, due to Hollyweird's influence in the USA, they would like for us to believe that no dictionaries are available and if you don't have a word that is precise and concise, you can just toss in any word that would probably make your grandmother uncomfortable and Hollyweird throws in all kinds of those words. Well, if the final two episodes don't show a bit more excitement and intrigue, I don't plan to watch a S02, if there is one.