If only Tabbar’s screenplay had addressed the flaws and flaws inherent in the story, it would have been an even more engaging watch. The ending is devastating and beyond logic. It is reminiscent of the terrifying Mohanlal crime thriller Drishyam, but only appropriate. The story is refreshingly different from the usual run of mill fares being offered by platforms in the name of OTT content. That said, Tabbar is a well made, well performed and well conceived show. A sharp and crisp screenplay would have helped Tabbar rise several notches in the ratings given by us. The flashbacks included in the story are redundant and drag the story further down. The story also drags and falls after the first few episodes.
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Ranvir Shorey is saddled with a role that is full of bark and no bite, which somewhat takes away from the initial pace of the plot.
The plot is also full of flaws and improbable plot points, which rankles a bit. A sense of dread dissipates into thin air (for us, the audience), and the narrative begins to feel repetitive and monotonous. See also City of Dreams 2 Review: Shows The Chessboards Of Father-Daughter War And PoliticsĪfter this, the story takes a dive and starts going downhill. Shakespeare’s symbolism, the repeated appearance of crows’ crows, Macbeth-esque blood-stained hands and the like add to the intrigue. Each stage of the story fills the audience with dread at the next turn of events, as the Singh family’s anxiety increases every minute. The fear is so deep at this point in the plot that you can cut it with a knife. The next two episodes are also well done, exuding a clear awe and a sense of foreboding to the narrative. The first episode excellently builds on the direction the plot will take in subsequent episodes. Along with this, other stars including Sahil Mehta, Paramvir Singh Cheema, Nupur Nagpal and Kanwaljit Singh have also done justice to their character. On the other hand, Ranvir Shorey is a great actor and he has proved it again. Talking about Gagan Arora, his character is quite different from the character he has played so far and Gagan has proved that he can prove to be a long race horse. At the same time, Supriya Pathak has also done a good acting. On the other hand, if we talk about the actors, Pawan Raj Malhotra has done a very good act, the way he has played his character on screen, it is really commendable. If small things are ignored, overall Ajitpal Singh has directed well. Some scenes in Tubber are over-stretched, due to which you will feel at some places that it can be kept a little short, although you can still enjoy Tubber with family.
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Tubber is a web series of 8 episodes, each episode of which is about 35-40 minutes. While there is good use of lightning in Tabbar, its background score also keeps you engaged with the story. There are many small things in Tubber, which keep you connected to it. In this series you will get to see how far a person can go for his family. Tubber itself is very special because after a long time such a story of a family has come to the fore on OTT. See also Out of Love Season 2: Episode 3 Review Mystery Still Continues Engaging Drama Review and Analysis The last scene of this series will leave you stunned and tears will flow from your eyes. A little love angle, friendship and politics are also shown in this family thriller. You will have to watch the series to see what happens after that. Eventually Ajit comes to know how his brother died. After this, the show sees a lot of turns and twists, where Ajit tries to find his brother’s killers while Omkar tries to save his family. Since Maheep is the younger brother of the city’s top leader Ajit Sodhi (Ranveer Shorey), the case gets exposed and quickly becomes high profile. Omkar hides the body along with his son to save the family and the whole family tries to suppress it. Maheep’s bag contains yellow (drugs) and he comes to Gagan’s house to retrieve his bag, where in a misunderstanding and anger, Happy is shot and Maheep dies. On his way home, Gagan’s bag is changed by Maheep Sodhi (Rachit Behl) at the railway station. Tabbar is the story of a Punjabi family, where father Omkar is retired from a police job and son Gagan is preparing to move to another city to become a police officer.
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