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Summary
Celebrated novelist Tahir Wazir who is facing writer's block, meets budding writer Meetu Mathur. She is a huge fan who seeks his guidance. Desperate Tahir decides to use her story for his next novel. Ad film assistant Parth is planning something vicious to destroy Tahir and his close ones. Will he succeed? Will Tahir be able to write his next bestseller? Everything unfolds in 8 chapters!
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Celebrated novelist Tahir Wazir who is facing writer's block, meets budding writer Meetu Mathur. She is a huge fan who seeks his guidance. Desperate Tahir decides to use her story for his next novel. Ad film assistant Parth is planning something vicious to destroy Tahir and his close ones. Will he succeed? Will Tahir be able to write his next bestseller? Everything unfolds in 8 chapters!
Where to watch
Availability by JustWatch · some watch links pay filmi.ai a small commission; it never changes what we show or how we score.
A pulpy writer's thriller built around a mysterious attack, an office seduction subplot, occasional crude language, and a character shown drinking; critics mostly fault the writing and suspense, not the content.
The critic calls the plot predictable but says its brisk pace keeps viewers hooked, praising the ensemble performances as the show's strength. The… Read it there →
The critic calls the writing weak, the mystery predictable and the characters underdeveloped, leaving him emotionally disengaged; music and… Watch it there →
Ramnath finds the pulpy mystery thin and padded, calling it 'woefully low on suspense' and too slow to reveal the obvious; she credits Gauahar… Read it there →
Deshpande calls the show slow, boring and disjointed, squandering its pulpy premise and delivering 'not a moment of suspense, mystery, thrill or… Read it there →
The critic finds the writing unconvincing and the plot twists obvious from the outset, faulting nearly every performance as overacted; only… Read it there →
