'Bhaukaal' Web Series Cast, Wiki, Review, Real Story, Start Date | TvSerialinfo

‘Bhaukaal’ Web Series Cast, Wiki, Review, Real Story, Start Date | TvSerialinfo

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TvSerialinfo : Bhaukaal is a web series based upon the IPS officer played by the Mohit Raina.  Talented television actor Mohit Rana is back after the Devon ke Dev – Mahadev, Uri the strigical strike and guest appearance in Akshay Kumar’s Good Newz.  He is famous for the role God Shiva.

Real vs Reel Cop – This series tells the tale of the Asli Singham – a real cop dealing with real lives at stake, real bullets, no retakes and real crime. Yes, high octane cop dramas are fun to watch but this series is truly inspirational because it is real.

Bhaukaal Web Series Story

The story will be based upon the city of crime based city Muzaffarnagar in 2003.Two gangs are Shaukeen gang and Dedha Brothers who are famous for terror activities and no one local police dare to ask questioning on them. The sikhera takes reins in his hands and start cleansing the city and undertakes the numerous encounters leading to the destrcution of shaukeen gang.

Life-chapters of Navniet Sekera – Inspired by the life of IPS Officer Navniet Sekera, Bhaukaal is set in Muzaffarnagar in 2003, which was then better known as the crime capital of India and the series tells the tale of how one courageous officer goes on a clean-up drive to punish criminals, battles local influential personalities and re-establishes the faith of the common man in the law.

Bhaukaal Web Series Cast

Actor, Actress Real Name

It stars the dreamy eyed Mohit Raina! – After his much-appreciated work in the critically acclaimed film ‘Uri – The Surgical Strike’, Mohit Raina is back with a bang as he is now seen playing the role of a real-life IPS officer. Famously known as ‘Mahadeva’ on the silver screen, he will be seen as an inspirational real-life hero in MX Player’s series ‘Bhaukaal’.

An ensemble cast – Along with Mohit Raina, the series also witnesses powerhouse performers such as Abhimanyu Singh, Siddhanth Kapoor, Bidita Bag, Sunny Hinduja, Rashmi Rajput, Pradeep Nagar and Gulki Joshi in pivotal roles.

  • Mohit Raina
  • Abhimanyu Singh
  • Siddhanth Kapoor
  • Bidita Bag
  • Sunny Hinduja
  • Rasshmi Rajput
  • Pradeep Nagar
  • Gulki Joshi

Bhaukaal Web Series Promo, Start Date

Bhaukaal Web Series is produced by Sameer Nair, Deepak Seghal,P ammi Baweja, Harman Baweja and Vicky Bahri.

The writer are Akash Mohimen,Jay Sheela Bansal and Rohit Chouhan

The Show is premiered on 6th march .

Bhaukaal Web Series Review

Mohit Raina plays the lead role of a cop, Naveen Sikhera. He is an idealistic, straightforward, and righteous guy who has only one mission in his mind. The actor aptly showcases the qualities that are required for the character. He seems to be that way without trying to ‘act’, which makes his job a little bit easier. Mohit Raina neatly portrays the many emotions and shades of the character. The problem is that he doesn’t take it to the next level to make the role memorable. Every actor worth his salt gets that one cop role worth remembering and be proud of. The character of Sikhera could have turned out like iconic Samar Pratap Singh from Shool. Alas, that doesn’t happen here. The act of Mohit Raina as Sikhera is fine as long as the series lasts. There is nothing in it to take beyond and worth remembering.

Jatin Wagle has a simple yet difficult job at hand with the content of Bhaukaal. The story here is predictable, and we have seen many times before. The real inspiration and incidents are already used for many flicks. Jatin’s job was to provide a gripping narration through a succinct screenplay. That, unfortunately, doesn’t happen.

The series starts on a very predictable note. We see one cliché coming after the other. The wait continues for the seriousness to build some intense momentum. It arrives when the lead comes face to face with the antagonist. The momentum dips once again, and it picks up only after the vigilance, and undercover angle is introduced into the narrative. It is only then that we actually feel that it is a period setting. We are given an introduction at the start regarding the time frame, but the proceedings are so generic that, it never occurs. Once, Sikhera establishes an encounter team, and simultaneously the vigilance activities take place, Bhaukaal comes alive. It is, however, not sustained, and is felt only in parts. The chemistry between the encounter gang, the infiltration, are appealing aspects. The rest of the talk including cringy flashback bits etc. only drag the predictable. The feeling of datedness throughout also doesn’t help the cause. Still, Bhaukaal is not all bad, as the final few episodes have more parts that engage than not.

The climax especially gives us a glimpse of how extraordinary viewing Bhaukaal could have been, and what it has turned out eventually. In the end, if one loves cop sagas, no matter how predictable, Bhaukaal is a decent watch with a few engaging moments. Others can view it on fast-forward option barring those few engaging parts. Other Artists? Abhimanyu Singh is given what could have been another memorable part after Rakta Charitra. Sadly, he looks jaded and just going through the motions for the most parts. There are only a few sequences where we get a glimpse of how good an artist he is and how little it has been explored in Bhaukaal.

The entire team of encounter gang are good. They share chemistry which is palpable and are so are the supporting parts in the gangster side. They help us stay the course and make the whole thing less boring. Sunny Hinduja and Ravi Pandey are the standouts among them. The rest are alright with sketchy characters given to them. Music and Other Departments?

The music by Gaurav Dasgupta and Roshin Balu is mostly unremarkable.

The cinematography by Yashveer Singh is pretty ordinary.

The entire series feels like a short film when the content demanded and could have been made at a much better quality. The editing by Umesh Gupta is okay. The writing is superficial, mostly. The usage of profanity could have been reduced a little and focus should have been more on bringing the inner psyche (on either side) of the principal characters.