Bihar Diaries: The True Story of How Bihar's Most Dangerous Criminal Was Caught

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Khakee: The Bihar Chapter' crime drama series teaser released by Netflix". The Economic Times. 28 October 2022. The OTT giant Netflix has been notorious for blatantly pushing its own agenda rather than focusing on its premium job, which is to offer quality content and ENTERTAIN its viewers. But, the platform has finally found the right man to put an end to its miseries and clean its image as a wokeism-inflicted platform. This one is a web series based on true events that took place in the early 2000s in the Wild West of India-Bihar. Chandan Mahto aka Pintu Mahto is an Indian gangster, politician, media face, and entrepreneur from Sheikhpura, Bihar, India. As per the reports, Chandan was the main member and leader of the Ashok Mahto gang. As per Wikipedia, this gang was active in the Indian state of Bihar. Chandan, whose real name is Pintu Mahto ran this gang along with Ashok Mahto. Apart from this, the Mahto gang was also responsible for the 2005 killing of Rajo Singh. As I began reading the book, it was more like a film script that brought about a deadly villain whose deadly horror had kept Bihar in its worst of conditions. Vijay Samrat – the criminal who had grown over the years into a crime hungry person pleased with the sight of blood. His heinous crime rate is in full swing when a the hero of the story, the IPS Office Amit Lodha is posted to Bihar.

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I really request indian filmakers and storytellers to please visit bihar and show the world the stories from bihar.The book might seem pompous, and a bit exaggerated in places, but Mr Lodha admits that in the foreword itself. After all, we all take certain creative liberties while narrating our personal stories and when you capture such a dangerous criminal then I guess you are bound to be a little extra proud of yourself. To be honest I appreciate work, the presentation, not just to write a review I watch a series in single shot. Bihar Diaries The True Story of How Bihar's Most Dangerous Criminal Was Caught | A popular show on Netflix, named Khakee Amit Lodha Without resorting to swear words, abuses or intimate scenes, Neeraj Pandey has managed to craft a gripping and well-acted series. The lead actors have done a competent job of acting, even if there is nothing exemplary. However veteran actors like Ashutosh Rana, Ravi Kishan and Abhimanyu Singh are a delight to watch.

He has been honoured with the excellent contribution award for successfully initiating a police public partnership for better policing in Bihar’s Nalanda district during his tenure as SP there. I normally do not binge-watch any web series but i was forced to make an exception here. Many of you might have already watched it but for those who still haven't done so as yet ... Kindly watch it .. unmissable!! As a memoir, 'Bihar Diaries' shines - Amit Lodha talks about his motivations as a cop, investigation techniques, his punishment postings, and how even servicemen in the hallowed IPS wonder 'what if?' about the alternate (private-sector) trajectories their lives could take. As a thriller, while engaging and fast-paced, it does not give you a huge pay off, given that things in real life sometimes do tie up a little too simply in the end.Overall, the web series is a full-fledged entertainer and a must-watch to understand Bihar, as the state is much more than what is often captured in movies and television shows. It is not the state of Chandan Mahtos, Mohammad Shahabuddins, and other gangsters; rather, it is the Karma Bhoomi of Amit Lodha and others him who wants to reclaim the lost glory of Bihar – the once cradle of Indian civilisation. Support TFI: In 2003, the Mahto gang killed father of MLA Aruna Devi, wife of Akhilesh Singh and five others, including a six-year old boy. The killings were reported to be in retaliation for the deaths of seven labours who were allegedly killed by the Akhilesh Singh gang.

The clash between the two groups stemmed mainly from the inter-caste rivalry between the Bhumihars and Kurmis. Since the story is written by Amit Lodha himself, I feel it some how shows Police in much better way than what the things actually are and the same time making Criminal a bit sluggish. But the context and setting done in story is quite brilliant. The reader is transported into rural, power hungry Bihar and can feel all this is happening in front of him. Another highlight was the absence of unnecessary profanity and sex scenes which came as a welcome change👍👍 The actress' comedy that is now streaming on Netflix has one raunchy scene and netizens and Lawrence herself have now reacted to it Maybe there's a flaw but while watching, it engage you in that manner that you'll ignore minors flaws.Gripping performance of all the actors in a harsh series which shows people stranded in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands after the outbreak of a mysterious disease. It's truly one of the best shows of the year. Although the events in the book are from the state of Bihar, a Bangladeshi would find the story relatable, since both countries have same kind of public service, adopted from the British.