How the Tandav web series has pulled huge mindset

The serial Tandav on Amazon Prime has pulled huge attraction not only among the kids but also it has attracted the mindset of many like minder personalities ,since it focused on the present political drama of 2021.

Directed by Ali Abbas Zafar, the man behind films like Gunday, Sultan, and Tiger Zinda Hai, Tandav trailer already has us rooting for the second series. The series spotlights the life of Samar Pratap Singh (essayed by Saif Ali Khan), a charismatic politician who wants to become the Prime Minister after his father Devki Nandan’s (played by Tigmanshu Dhulia) death.

The series could captured certain stories, which is factually real one bases on the controversy erupted on the web series, on the way certain businessman and political leaders are acquiring the lands with less price, which are in the special economic zones.

Two criminal complaints were filed over the weekend against Tandav, a political drama starring actors Saif Ali Khan, Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub and Dimple Kapadia, which purportedly provides a commentary on India’s political scene under the Hindu nationalist government of Narendra Modi.

The other actors in this serial were Sunil Grover, Tigmanshu Dhulia, Dino Morea, Kumud Mishra, Mohd Zeeshan Ayyub, Gauhar Khan and Kritika Kamra, premiered on the streaming platform Amazon Prime.

The first one, which was filed in Uttar Pradesh, named the director of the series Ali Abbas Zafar, producer Himanshu Krishna Mehra, writer Gaurav Solanki and Amazon Prime’s India Head of Originals Aparna Purohit.

The complainant said that people were dressed up as Hindu gods and goddesses in an “undignified manner” in the 17th minute of the first episode of the series, and were seen using foul language, according to PTI.

The FIR speaks that in the 22nd minute of the episode and at several instances in other episodes, dialogues attributed to Hindu deities and other characters have the potential to incite anger within castes. Multiple charges, including those related to promoting enmity among groups, defiling places of worship, forgery and triggering public mischief were mentioned in the FIR