Personal Rating 1.5/10

In parallel to their creative liberty, I also take my consumer liberty to share severe disappointment on the substandard delivery from below persons in charge.

Sam Hargrave - Director Casting - Sarah Halley Finn, Tess Joseph, Soham Mad and Ayan Mad Production Supervisor Bangladesh - Tariq Anam Khan Production Manager Bangladesh - Lylie Almeida Key Location Manager - Mary Barltrop & Luke Torrevillas Location Manager Bangladesh - Ariq Anam Khan Dialect Coach - Rafael Ahsan Tutor - Prarav Ajmera Bengali Interpreter - Mahua Banerjee Production designer - Phill Ivey Costume Designer, Bojana Nikitovic Music- Manish Raval, Tom Wolfe, Henry Jackman & Alex Belcher Unit Production Manager - Patrick Newall Set Designer - Nicholas Dare Art Directors - Charlie Revai and Harrison Yurkiw

Creative excellence or even minimal quality was surely not the focal point of this production. It was all about developing a profitable product for a broader consumer market. Casting two established Bollywood actors (at lower wage), paying for hindi music bits, faking Kolkata locations and ambience as Dhaka and casting Thor himself was to bag in the greater usual netflix crowd from India. Putting the name Dhaka and just showing freelance drone-shots of the city and shamelessly fooling around with inappropriate accent, language, culture and ambience along with lack of any Bangladeshi actor still brings in Bangladeshi viewers. Engaging a reputed line producer from Bangladesh and well portraying the country was not a big deal but I guess Netflix cautiously ignored it.

Hence, Netflix will certainly recover the investment with full profit. But for the creative hats looking into the mirror, it's hard not to regret for such pricy and smelly trash.