Aarya

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For numerous episodes at a stretch, the viewer is subjected to long-drawn-out sequences of Tej’s own family coming to terms with his dying. The writers and administrators revel in their languorous, unhurried tempo and self-indulgent style of filmmaking, however for the viewers watching the series, it gets tedious and tiresome to sit down via one-hour-lengthy sequences of inconsequential storytelling (each episode is almost an hour long). The co-directors Ram Madhvani, Sandeep Modi and Vinod Rawat need to simply think about tightening the reins at the loose bits of the narrative.To sum it up, Aarya is quite gripping and eminently watchable, even though it had to ruthlessly chop off the redundant bits. considerable geographical regions of celluloid are wasted on nonsensical tale segments, before the narrative establishes the primary plot points. The collection could sincerely have achieved with a sharper screenplay and shorter episodes. A season 2 is at the playing cards — as indicated with the aid of the open-ended finale. while we would definitely want to observe it while it does materialise, we'd humbly advocate the writers to maintain it crisp and sharp the second one time round.