Tabbar (NON SPOILER REVIEW)

Based in Jalandhar, the story of "Tabbar" revolves around Omkar Singh's family and the events that unfold in their lives with some sharp twists and mind bending coincidences.
PavanRaj Malhotra (Brilliant), Supriya Pathak Kapur ( Brilliant),   Ranvir Shorey (Brilliant) Paramvir Singh Cheema (Brilliant)  Gagan Arora  Ali Mughal and Sahil Mehta play their roles with ease and makes it unbelievable for one to even compare their real life image with the one they portray in their characters on this show. 

A very well written story by Sandeep Jain who is also the mind behind Kota Factory. Trust me, the transition from a happy, lazy daily routine to a gritty, dark turn of events reminded me a lot of #Fargo(season 1, to be precise).

Very well directed by Ajitpal Singh (Please Google him for his life story, very inspiring). Kudos to him for bringing the soul of every character to life. Brilliantly shot and tight screenplay makes you want more. 

To conclude, if you are a fan of crime drama  and are looking for some good story line that haunts you even after you finish watching the show; then with #TABBAR ,  your search ends.

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