Salakaar Review: This Naveen Kasturia Series Is a Cringe-Fest

Salakaar review: This Naveen Kasturia series is a cringe-fest

Salakaar review: The only actors who rise above this series is Naveen Kasturia and Mukesh Rishi. Both deserve better.

Salakaar series X review: What viewers are saying about this JioHotstar thriller

Mouni Roy and Naveen Kasturia's starrer 'Salakaar' released on the OTT streaming platform, JioHotstar, on Friday, August 8, 2025. It is a spy thriller series that follows a young Indian spy's covert mission. Those who have watched this 5-episode series have shared their reactions on social media profiles. Let's see what netizens have to say about 'Salakaar'. This series is directed by Faruk Kabir and written by Srinivas Abrol. So far, the series…

Naveen Kasturia reveals how ‘Salakaar’ director corrected his walk

Mumbai, Aug 9 (SocialNews.XYZ) Actor Naveen Kasturia, who is receiving a lot of positive response to his work in the recently released OTT series ‘Salakaar’, has revealed that he was asked to change his walk and gait by the director of the series, Faruk Kabir. In the series, Naveen essays the role of an Indian spy, who is based out in Pakistan, tailing the escalation of the atomic bomb development. The actor recently spoke with IANS during the p…

Salakaar X Review: Mouni Roy lauded by fans for her flawless performance in Faruk Kabir's web series

Mouni Roy and Naveen Kasturia 's starrer ' Salakaar ' is available on Jio Hotstar as of Friday , August 8, 2025. It's a spy thriller series that follows a young Indian spy on a mission. All those who have watched the five- episode series have shared their reactions on the internet ; let's look at their responses. This series is directed by Faruk Kabir and written by Srinivas Abrol. As of now , the series has been receiving a good response from t…

Web Series Review Salakaar | Legacy Of Spies, Let Down By Script

Salakaar’ is an espionage web series set across decades, tracing the legacy of an Indian spymaster. While the concept is bold and performances strong, weak writing and uneven direction hold it back. Read the full critique