Bloody Brothers Story:-
In the entangled lives of two brothers, Jaggi (Jaideep Ahlawat) and Daljeet (Mohd. Zeeshan Ayyub), chaos ensues when they accidentally run over an elderly man and resort to covering up their tracks. However, as the web of lies thickens and more individuals become entangled in their deception, the situation spirals out of control. Will Jaggi and Daljeet evade the consequences of their actions, or will fate catch up with them?
Movie Ratings
| Release Date | 18 March 2022 |
| Language | Hindi |
| Genre | Comedy, Mystery |
| Episodes | 6 |
| Cast | Jaideep Ahlawat, Zeeshan Ayyub, Shruti Seth, Tina Desai, Jitendra Joshi, Maya Alagh |
| Director | Shaad Ali |
| Writer | Siddharth Hirwe, Anuj Rajoria, Riya Poojary, Navnit Singh Raju |
| Cinematography | Vikash Nowlakha |
| Music | |
| Producer | Applause Entertainment |
| Production | BBC Studios India |
| Certificate | 16+ |
Set against the scenic backdrop of Ooty, ‘Bloody Brothers’ stands as the official Indian adaptation of the 2019 BBC series ‘Guilt.’ The core premise mirrors its predecessor, swiftly introducing viewers to a fatal accident involving the two brothers. While Daljeet, the driver at fault, leans towards confessing, Jaggi, a prominent lawyer, urges him to flee the scene. Disagreements lead to a decision to return the victim’s body, Samuel Alvarez (Asrani), to his residence, setting the stage for a series of escalating complications.
Although it’s evident that the brothers won’t evade repercussions for long, their journey of self-sabotage is gripping. Daljeet’s blunder of leaving his wallet at Samuel’s house initiates a series of encounters with the deceased man’s niece, Sophie (Tina Desai), who harbors suspicions about her uncle’s demise. Meanwhile, Jaggi enlists the dubious services of private investigator Dushyant (Jitendra Joshi) to deflect attention, only to find himself entangled in unforeseen consequences. As their predicament intensifies, even Jaggi’s wife Priya (Shruti Seth) becomes perplexed by their behavior, raising the stakes of their precarious situation.
Director Shaad Ali, alongside a talented team of writers, sets a compelling tone for this dark comedy. The dynamic between the two brothers, coupled with a myriad of twists and witty dialogues, keeps viewers engaged. While humor pervades the initial episodes, the narrative gradually transitions to a more serious tone, albeit losing momentum towards the climax.
The introduction of new characters, such as nosy neighbor Sheila aunty (Maya Alagh) and moneylender Handa (Satish Kaushik), adds layers to the plot, though certain subplots feel stretched. Nevertheless, the series benefits from high production values and exquisite cinematography, effectively capturing the picturesque charm of Ooty.
The ensemble cast delivers commendable performances, with Jaideep Ahlawat and Zeeshan Ayyub commanding attention with their nuanced portrayals. Ahlawat shines as the domineering Jaggi, while Ayyub impresses as the carefree Daljeet. Tina Desai effortlessly embodies the role of Sophie, adding depth to the narrative.
Despite a few shortcomings, ‘Bloody Brothers’ strikes a balance between dark humor and gripping suspense. With its intriguing storyline and captivating performances, the series offers a compelling exploration of sibling dynamics amidst a criminal cover-up.
