Crackdown (Voot) Full Web Series Analysis: Story, Episodes, Cast, Actors Salary, Release Date, Budget, OTT Response, Review, Ratings & More

Crackdown is an Indian Hindi-language Spy thriller web series Created by Apoorva Lakhia, that was Released on 23 September 2020 on Voot. The Web Series star Saqib Saleem, Mohammed Iqbal Khan, Ankur Bhatia, Shriya Pilgaonkar, Rajesh Tailang are in title roles. Here’s the complete Analysis of Crackdown cast and crew, storyline, Budget, OTT Response and More.

Crackdown (2020) Full Web Series Analysis: Release Date, Story, Plot, Episodes, Cast, Actors Salary, Actors Net Worth, Budget, OTT Response, Trailer, Songs, Awards, Review, Ratings & More

Crackdown Web Series Storyline

A small group of Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) operatives are important to the storyline. The chief agent, RP, and other agents have a plan to expose a plot that jeopardises India’s security. They employ Divya, a woman who is the same as Mariam, the sweetheart of a militant named Zaheed.

Crackdown Web Series Release and OTT Response

Beginning on September 23, 2020, all episodes debuted on Voot. The narrative lacks internal consistency. I hope the gritty details received the same fastidious attention as the top-shots and panoramic perspectives. You’ll often wonder why characters behave in such a ridiculous manner when it could be completely prevented.

Crackdown Cast, Crew, Role, Salary, Remuneration & Net Worth

Here are the complete details of actors and actresses names in the Web Series.

1. Saqib Saleem as Riyaz Pathan/RP

2. Shriya Pilgaonkar as Divya Shirodkar/Mariam

3. Mohammed Iqbal Khan as Zorawar Kalra

4. Ankur Bhatia as Tariq

5. Rajesh Tailang as Ashwini Rao

6. Waluscha De Sousa as Garima Kalra

7. Ekavali Khanna as Seema

8. Saba Saudagar as Fawzia

9. Tauqeer Alam Khan as Rajesh

10. Tanya Desai as Ananya

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Crackdown Web Series Trailer

Crackdown Web Series Review

The opening scene of the programme, which is set amid the gorgeous hills of Kathmandu, Nepal, introduces the show’s frantic and hectic premise. The pace picks up in the later episodes, but the first episode very much establishes the framework for a compelling tale that demands complete viewer attention. As a number of new characters are added, the already packed and complicated script begins to lose its momentum. There are much too many subplots, which lessens the intensity of the primary narrative. Thank goodness, Apoorva Lakhia’s direction doesn’t lose sight of the greater picture. He makes sure that the final few episodes include enough of suspenseful action and adventure.

Despite being a sincere cinematic endeavour, the series doesn’t express anything. Even when the puzzle parts are in place, the overall image is unclear or, more crucially, it doesn’t appear essential enough to warrant further consideration.

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