I don't know where to start. The series starts modestly. Traditionally. I didn't know anything about the plot beforehand and it seemed like a standard police series at first. However, the series expanded into a very complex series. A little too complex; the series tried to deal with and touch on too many subjects, from history to nowday problems and personal traumas. However, interest was maintained and the series was carried forward well.

However, there were a few hiccups along the way. The biggest problems and follies were in the last 30 minutes of the last episode. The unbelievability grew to an unnecessary level. Many things could have been done more believably with the same effort. It seemed that the scriptwriters ran out of steam just at the last few metres. That's a pity. However, the series was well made and entertaining.

The series could have been shorter. Two seasons of six episodes would have been enough. Some episodes and themes were unnecessarily prolonged. Guru-Ji's speeches were rather ridiculous pseudo-philosophical ramblings. These ramblings could have been shortened, as well as dealing some of the characters' traumas. I like slow-burning series and films. Deep characters. However, there were so many different themes and characters in the series that it seemed, in part, that the series was deliberately prolonged.