The vices are many and virtues are rare, the society that we live in is becoming scarier day by day. But fortunately humanity still continues to fight. I appreciate the director for bringing forth a realistic story on screen.

The Emotional acting and fight scenes from JCW are the captivating factors, and as expected he shines in those. He talks less acts more in this drama and we can only love all his subtle expressions. While his face is covered in bruises, bandages and blood and we can only see his eyes, he somehow still captivates your view and draws you in with his intense gaze. There is a reason why people fall for him! Screen time for JCW is a little constrained, his fans will definitely want more of him.

While the first half of the story was excellent and glued the viewer to the screen, the second half comparatively slowed down.
Since it's a short 8 episode drama, things move at a fast pace The subject matter of the story is drugs and prostitution, there is violence of course but I am glad that there are no explicit scenes.

This could have been a perfect drama if the story narration followed a perspective(either the story of Father and daughter or Gilho and Jayhee), but instead it tries to unbundle everything as it happens, and the viewer needs to connect the dots to understand thoroughly.

While I do not give complete marks for Direction and story narration, the Main leads get 100 percent for their acting skills. Given the scenes, they did their best.

You can definitely watch it once for the gripping tale, action sequences and realistic acting! I would recommend this as a binge watch on a weekend.