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Untouchables (2018)

‘Untouchables’ is the latest release by the king of thriller and horror genre, Vikram Bhatt and I surely was not disappointed by the series. The show has its own set of touching moments that makes you poignant for the protagonist who is stuck in the mess of a crime she did not commit. A surgical intern by the day and an escort by the night, she is humiliated frequently for her choice of occupation. The show is unforeseeable and has a few nail biting moments to accentuate the thrill element of the series. A lot of secrets and layered sub plots are unraveled as the progression of the show which keeps the whole plot engrossing and pleasure to watch.

Vikram Bhatt's Untouchables, directed by his daughter Krishna Bhatt, is apparently based on real life incidents, involving one Amanda Knox, who was wrongfully convicted in the USA. Starring Vikram Bhatt himself as the lawyer, Aakash Awasthi and Shreejita as the medical student turned escort, this revolves around the murder of a powerful man on one eventful night when the escort in question was 'with' him. Naturally arousing suspicions and motivated by vengeance, what follows is a court trial the accused. Overall, a one-time watch I you really wanna watch it.

Untouchables is an Indian thriller web series by Vikram Bhatt (VB on the web). The show is yet another murder mystery by Vikram Bhatt, this time following the story of an escort who is wrongly framed for the murder of a pharmaceutical baron. Apart from the lead Sreejita De, n one really makes an effort to make the show look plausible. The characters are one-dimensional and there is nothing you can't guess about them after seeing them for the first time. The show is a massive let-down and is better left unseen.

Impressive concept of a girl and what happened to her because of her wrong choices. What ever maybe the reason , no one should go to the bad things. But here our female lead went to bad things , as a result she was stuck in the #murderMystery . I am eagerly waiting to watch the next scenes and what happens to the heroine, along with who are untouchables and what are they going to do. It's so interesting right?
we can call it as a #perfectCrime story. #cops are too strict , that makes some #emotional feel in the viewers. I am waiting to watch the upcoming episodes .

'Untouchables' revolves around a medical student Natasha(Sreejita) who is an escort. She falls into a murder trap involving her wealthy client. Bhatt Senior, who plays a lawyer named Aakash Awasthi, comes to her rescue. The show is largely a courtroom drama, inspired by real-life events.
The story is set up for a gripping drama, with the required twists and turns. Natasha's fiancé will have a tough time when he comes to know of her nocturnal deeds. Her rep is already in tatters, as she is picked up by the cops from the hospital where she interns.
Sreejita shows sparks of brilliance right up front. We can feel her fear when she is running away from the five-star hotel crime scene. Wiping the blood stains from her dress is another killer shot.
The scene towards the end of the first episode, when Natasha begs the female cop for light in her detention room and is humiliated for being an escort, is touching.
The series will mark Vikram’s digital debut as an actor. Vikram acts in this series as Aakash Awasthi, a lawyer who helps Sreejita with the case.
Overall this series is worth watching.

Murder of a director will not unnoticed as it is shut and close case.Every fingers of evidence are pointed towards an escort who was with the director at the night of his murder.Her innocence is next to impossible to be proved yet she finds a lawyer who has not practiced law for ten years.They seem to be perfect for each other as they are easy targets and can be easily defeated.But when we think things are easy to predict, everything falls into pieces.Being nothing makes them vulnerable but at the same time gives them strength to go lengths to find the true story and bring justice to the escort he has been fighting for.This crime story stands on putting its audience glued to episodes.Embrace for unpredictable untouchables.

It's a beautiful story about a girl who works as part time escort just to support her only brother and her education! She works as an intern in a hospital! One night, when she was with a well known business owner, he got murdered brutally with a knife which she found out in the morning. Now infront of the world, she is the only suspect as nobody entered or left the hotel room. From then on the battle between her and the state begins.
I loved this web series very much. It's worth watching. From filming, to direction, to music and acting, everything is awesome!!

The background music sets the rhythm for this web-series from the very beginning. The manner in which it begins, makes you want to watch more to know what put Natasha in the situation that she finds herself in.
Untouchables is not only a murder mystery. It speaks about the struggles of a human being in a big city, to make ends meet. It speaks about the lengths people go to, to do this. It speaks about prostitution and the workings of it.
The end of the web-series is ambiguous and leaves you hanging, with an abundance of questions.
Untouchables is definitely something that should be on your list!

Natasha Narang is a surgical intern and a part-time escort, to support her family financially. Passing her Viva at the hospital, she decided to end her escort life. But after attending her last & favourite customer, Mr. Jayant Kalyan, a business tycoon. The other morning, she woke up find him lying dead on the bed, beside her, with blood all over him and the floor. He was stabbed by a knife. She gets arrested on the charge of Mr. Kalyan's murder. All evidences are against her. Akash Arya, who was once a renowned lawyer, finally agrees to defend her in court.

The series is all about how Natasha and her lawyer tries to save her from a death sentence. The story revolves around her defence, more than the mystery of Mr. Jayant's death.

All in all, the series is spellbinding, with strong opinionated characters. The dialogues are impeccable, and its irresistible to leave the series mid-way.