Twisted Review

Business tycoon, Ranbir Raichand’s wife is found raped and murdered in her bedroom. As the CID takes up the investigation, the businessman’s extra-marital affair with supermodel Aliya Mukherjee is put in the spotlight. While both, Ranbir and Alia deny having an association with the brutal murder, the police’s investigation reveals more devastating secrets and shocking twists that form the crux of the story.

The storyline of this series is so twisted that till the very end you would not be able to find out who is lying and who is conspiring against whom. Twisted’s screenplay boasts of tantalizing suspense and unpredictability.

The sultry and sensuous Nia Sharma’s portrayal of a character with multiple shades of grey is what adds an eerie element to the series as she plays her complex, manipulative seductress of a character to perfection. Vikram Bhatt’s writing is simply amazing and evidently original. The dexterity with which Bollywood’s veteran thriller writer tackles the premise is sure to keep you hooked with a cliff-hanger with each passing episode. While the content is bold and steamy, everything that’s shown is justified by the script and one is relieved that it just isn’t added as a gimmick to grab eyeballs.

Twisted is a mysterious and intellectual murder series. If you’re a lover of well-made thrillers that leave you in a dither when you least expect it, then Twisted should be the next in your playlist.

The tagline 'DON'T TRUST THEM' is what puts you in a fix to believe or not, whatever it showcases on your screen. It's totally worth a watch and has a big thumbs up from my side.