Hindi Web Series Kill Dill

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Plot

Kisha joins in a student exchange program at Fair High International College to find Anara, her sister, who has gone missing. She gets clues about her sister’s missing and its link to Heartbreak Club. Will Kisha uncover the truth? Will she get her sister back?

Star Performance

Anushka Sen is impressive in her performance. Her emotional performance is good. Prit Kamani is quite good in his role as a college-goer and an insecure person. Priyamvada Kant, Chetan Dhawan, and Sonya Saamoor are okay with the given roles. Siffat Gandhi, Nihal Shaikh and Kiara Khantwal have done what was asked.

Analysis

The storytelling is more sincere than the story. The screenplay moves at a brisk pace, showcasing the events at regular intervals. The suspense and thrills are maintained well. It showcases data breaches and also educates us that our personal information can be used against us in this technological world. Though they didn’t speak about the nuances of other relationships, the makers tried to give their best with a thrilling experience.

What’s There?

• Decent performances from the stars
• The screenplay moves at a brisk pace

What’s Not There?

• Certain characters and scenes lack depth
• The secret society is not portrayed clearly

Verdict

The series will impress people who love campus stories!