Good storyline along with nice casting and wonderful direction combined with perfect amount of humour and dialogues makes it a must watch.
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tarunsharma18083 January 2019
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gautushah21 March 2022Apharan season 1 is super entertainer and gripping. And so I watched season 2 expecting to be as entertaining as season 1, but season 2 is kinda let down. Stupid plot and screenplay of season 2. Arunoday Singh is surely brilliant in both seasons. Though I have given 8 stars for season 1, I would give 5 star rating for season 2.
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rajatshanu646 January 2019After watching this series i know the difference between a high budget and low budget show for sure unlike series Mirzapur or scared games where dialogue and acting was super there is nothing but an interesting story which will keep making you to watch the show however sometime you would feel how much fool is cop (the main character Rudra) he do foolish things which can't be possibly thinkable this makes me sick there is lot of holes in plot too but it ended well and an unexpected ends make it good though well i wouldn't recommend to watch this if you have nothing to do than you might wanna watch it.
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ks-1239615 December 2018This One Is Just Brilliant..!!🔥🔥🔥 I Was Not Expecting Much But After Seeing This.. I Was Just Are Kya Series Hai Yaar..!! 🔥🔥
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prakharjain-978986 January 2019Not your hi-fi over the top larger than life series like sacred games and Mirzapur. But far better. It's very grounded, with an amazing rich storyline, full of twists and turns. Rarely wastes time, and keeps entertained throughout. Definitely Bingeworthy!
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Apharan took me on a nostalgic ride with its '70s Bollywood vibe. It is a powerhouse blockbuster series with a perfect mix of romance, action and suspense. Arunoday Singh plays the role of Rudra Srivastava, who is an ex-cop caught in a series of unfortunate events. The show gets intense when he finds out that his wife, Ranjana (Nidhi Singh) is cheating on him. To earn quick money and save a family demise, Rudra decides to take up the kidnapping case of Govind Tyagi's daughter, Anusha.
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ajaytomar26 January 2019The entire series is good but that thing is tough to digest that why people of HARIDWAR AND RISHIKESH are speaking bhojpuri, as I an resident of Haridwar and this thing ain't digests and it spoils the entire storyline, if they wanted to show bhojpuri accents in dialogues they should have taken storyline from PURVANCHAL, They have blended PURVANCHAL language in Haridwar region that's AWKWWRD
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Pooja-087919 December 2018Alt Balaji, congratulations for creating a peerless web series like Apharan. The team brought something unique in the market of web series, and it landed with a bang! I came across many people who appreciated and liked the show at many levels. I would like to appreciate the work of the cast, producers, directors and the ones who made it possible. Thank you!
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kush-1478716 December 2018This is very necessary to watch. If you haven't watched MIRZAPUR or sacred games, don't worry, watch this one
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chandreshrana-9727015 December 2018Apharan has a series of thrilling surprises and unexpected actions. A perfect masala as it seems, it is full of drama; be it Ranjana's admirer, Dubey ji's desperation or Anusha's willingness to get kidnapped. The on-screen chemistry between Arunoday and Nidhi is great. All in all, Apharan is packed with hard-hitting punch lines and amazing acting skills of the cast. Only 3 words for you, WATCH IT NOW!
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anilrini14 January 2019The story cannot be said free from loopholes, but the p[ace is good enough to keep one hooked. The best parts of the series are (i) its cinematography and (ii) tribute to 70s bollywood. Worth a watch. Definitely
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aadesh-ceb16 December 2018Very well directed. Good story. Suspense will hold you till last episode.
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Biswas_21 March 2022Apharan S1 succeeded because of three reasons - 1. The interesting exciting premise with twists and turns 2. The desi setup with retro bollywood songs as BGM 3. The terrific yet hilarious dialogues and narrative.
Now coming to S2, Apharan shifts to international level and the day I saw its trailer I knew it would misfire and it did!
That feel that you are watching Apharan is completely gone. Just using retro bollywood BGM in international location doesn't suit the series at all! I was missing the rusty lanes of Haridwar a lot. The impact went down due to this.
Another reason why S2 goes down further is the overuse of that "Koi gaali dera hai" lady (forgot her name so I had to mention her dialogue lol). Hrr "koi gaali dera h" dialogue is overused to the point that her character becomes really irritating this season. In S1, she had a smaller role and just enough to make her look hilarious but now she becomes too irritating with that "gaali dera hai" BGM further irritating you .
Similarly , Dubey's character becomes irritating too they are just unnecessary additions to the story.
The direction too is not upto the mark. Often you feel things are moving in fast forward manner not allowing any scene to breathe. Needed Siddharth Sengupta himself to direct it.
However, thankfully Siddharth Sengupta manages to rescue this season with his story and screenplay . It's an interesting exciting story yet again with exciting twists and turns . It is enough to hold on to your attention till the end despite so many raging flaws that at one point I even started to ignore them. Performance by Arunoday is once again top class with his narrative that can excite only the young generation not really your parents.
Overall, this season would have been another gem had it been set in India , had they not overused some cringy irritating dialogues and had they kept Siddharth as the director as he was in S1. -
suhas-0159223 March 2022Firstly stop those fake reviews... just sort by review date & filter by rating you will get a series of fake reviews with username ending with "toz". Now coming to the review part... 2 stars for Arunoday Singh atleast he tried something but weak script and worst dialogues with irrelevant romance scenes made the series horrible. Season 1 was OK atleast there was some thriller & suspense. Season 2 every dialogue ends with either mc bc or bsdk arre yaar without gaali & sex Ekta Kapoor cant make a webseries? And who told Uttarakhand ppl will speak bhojpuri? Add some gaali+sex and make a crap story and sell it in the name of webseries thats the trend followed by Ekta.
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saraswat-dhoom216 December 2018Apharan is a catchy thriller,fast paced, watched it without blinking an eye . How 4hours 48 mins passed and it was 3am when it finished . Very good entertainment suspense and thrilling moment with a lot of Gaaliyan in it . Recommended for a must watch.
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waqassaleem-8520122 July 2020Kept you hooked from the beginning to the end. Filled with good suspense and has good twists and turns during the show. Good performances by the entire cast. Also has humor here and there.
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urajkhadga14 December 2018Watched all episode and it's interesting not bad but it's good okk..
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sushmhta3 January 2019Amazing acting. Good storyline. Good supporting cast. And most amazing part Nidhi singh. What acting, mind-blowing.
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puranjanbasak22 March 2022Siddharth sengupta should have directed this season too. He can handle this pulp fiction genre very well. Season 1 was better. Though season 2 is not absolutely bad. The action sequences are top notch including that one take shot. The dialogues are humorous but cusses have been overused. It seemed forced after a point of time.
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mitesh-kot15 December 2018This is a fast paced 70s style full entertainment. Actors, direction and insight into kidnapping scene is aist watch.
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iqbalfarooz20 March 2022Ist season was amazing, but 2nd season is ok ok.
First 5 episodes was amazing & then the 2nd half was boring & predictable.
Double role was ok ok.
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prashant-6367728 March 2022The 2nd season is just pure, unadulterated garbage. Such low mental level and trash, that I couldn't bear it post 2nd episode. Garbage. Dont waste any time on this. Life is short.
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nsaurav24 January 2019U can't miss it, great performances by every cast,Better than mirzapur and sacred games