Roktopolash

Roktopolash feels like a TV show straight out of the wild West. The background music and everyone’s temperament seems to reflect as much. However, this is a tale straight out of Chedadiya, a small island somewhere remote. There’s a brothel there and two people who are at loggerheads for power.Roktopolash Season 1 Download

This is a tale about rivalry and about how horrible people can be. It’s an intense story, and no, there’s no relief or comedy here. The story starts off as Rustom finds his footing and shoots Sohrab’s right-hand man. I must say, Rustom is calm and quiet during these moments, but is a presence that you will take notice of. As the story flows from there, you can’t help but take notice since the story flows well and interestingly. Well, for some time at least.Boli series isn’t fast-paced. Unlike Hoichoi’s amazing Mandaar, Boli s slower and doesn’t have the character complexities that the other release has.

It’s a no-complex show that goes down the Rustom vs Sohrab route from the moment the former acquires consciousness. Some scenes are really stretched out and can get a bit boring. The dialogues drone on and on and after a while, you will be compelled to skip through to get to the crux of the story.However, the times where Boli packs its punches well, it’s fun and entertaining. Rustom getting beaten up and requiring assistance from everyone around him can be a bit funny sometimes, especially since he’s supposed to stand up against Sohrab and his goons, but you know, it’s fine. Unfortunately, though, these moments are few and far in between.Additionally, I am continuously shocked as to how little agency women have in these shows. You know, I understand that that’s the truth, but good god, come on.