Story: A young woman, Karma Talwar, seeks revenge on those who wronged her father and destroyed her childhood. However, the series raises questions about the extent to which her vengeance is justified.
Review:
- Plot: Indrani Kothari, a wealthy and powerful woman, faces a challenge when Karma disrupts her high-society life by acquiring a coveted villa. It’s revealed Karma is on a mission of revenge against Indrani and those associated with her.
- Criticisms: The show is an adaptation of a Western story that feels forced in the Indian context. Weak writing relies on stereotypes and lacks depth. Characters like Indrani and Karma are inconsistent, and their motivations are unclear. Unrealistic scenarios, such as Karma’s unexplained wealth, further detract from the plot. Dialogues and characters fail to engage viewers.
- Performances: Despite the flaws, Raveena Tandon shines as Indrani, delivering a nuanced performance. Namrata Sheth portrays Karma confidently. Varun Sood and Devangshi Sen add visual appeal but lack nuanced expressions.
- Appeal: While viewers might enjoy witnessing Karma’s revenge, it feels unearned due to its ease and implausibility. The series fails to deliver the emotional depth and captivating story that a true revenge drama demands.
Overall: Karmma Calling is a disappointing attempt at a revenge saga. It lacks the soul, emotional weight, and well-developed characters needed to be truly compelling.
Karmma Calling – Season 1 – Trailer
Hotstar Specials Karmma Calling | Official Trailer | Raveena Tandon | Jan 26th | DisneyPlus hotstar
