Giri/Haji is truly an incredible eight part drama, it is virtually flawless.
Part one is pretty heavy going, you need to concentrate because you are placed in the middle of a scenario without most of the answers that you need, we it unfolds you will learn all you need to, and be able to put the pieces together.
Part four is the high point, a better individual episode of a drama I cannot think of, it is absolutely incredible, if you're not captivated by this show at this point, you will be from here on in.
The cinematography and production values are off the scale, I doubt a more visually amazing masterpiece has ever been made. To dwell solely on its appearance is unfair, the content and story will have you enthralled.
The acting is pretty much perfect throughout, you can't pinpoint one or even three people as standing out, everyone does. Everyone gets their moment.
It's incredible, 10/10.
Part one is pretty heavy going, you need to concentrate because you are placed in the middle of a scenario without most of the answers that you need, we it unfolds you will learn all you need to, and be able to put the pieces together.
Part four is the high point, a better individual episode of a drama I cannot think of, it is absolutely incredible, if you're not captivated by this show at this point, you will be from here on in.
The cinematography and production values are off the scale, I doubt a more visually amazing masterpiece has ever been made. To dwell solely on its appearance is unfair, the content and story will have you enthralled.
The acting is pretty much perfect throughout, you can't pinpoint one or even three people as standing out, everyone does. Everyone gets their moment.
It's incredible, 10/10.