Crashh review: The story of emotions and hope merged in a family drama

3/5

We have often seen and heard about the series or movies on sibling relationships of love and hatred. In India, most of them have been directed or produced by one and only Ekta Kapoor. But, here Alt Balaji has come up with a twisted story of siblings, where the 4 siblings get separated at a very young age after the death of their parents in an accident and are hopeful to contact each other again.

The protagonists in the show are Kajal (Aditi Sharma), Alia (Anushka Sen), Rahim (Rohan Mehra), and the eldest Kabir (Kunj Anand) who is a police officer and want to find his siblings after almost 20 years. The show also has a twist where both the sisters are crushing over the same man, Ishaan (Zain Imam). ‘Crashh’ has been directed by Kushal Zaveri. 

The story will remind you of the highest-grossing Bollywood film at the Indian Box Office for the year 1977 Amar Akbar Anthony. The situation and life story of some of the main characters in the series also resembles the film. In a part of the plot, there’s also a love interest of the siblings who is a doctor.

But, then why one should watch it? Well! First of all, the actors have done a really good job. Secondly, Anushka is the one who caught my attention a lot. Some phenomenal work has been done by the youngest cast of the series. The screenplay at the time of the first encounter of the siblings with one another is great too.

The average time of this 10 episode drama is 20 minutes, which again is a plus point as it won’t consume much time. Unlike other content on the OTT platforms, to everyone’s surprise, this one can be watched with the whole family. The end will make you crave for the second season. You can also catch this show on Zee5.