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Duranga is the story of a sociopath trying to live a normal life. The premise is promising enough but the delivery the creative boxing of this material is so lethargic and uninspiring it lends to farce, but not even in the extravagant, awe-inspiring way that pulpy messes unintentionally do (think Ek Villain). Gulshan Devaiah plays Sammit, a metal artist/sculptor I presume who has a shady past he hides on the inside. This little nugget of information the series throws in your face right at the start. Devaiah is then forced to look shadowy, inaccessible and whisper in the kind of monotone that when not reminiscent of introverts is supposed to imply a murderous history.

Sammit is married to Ira, a police officer played by Drashti Dhami, who has either been dubbed or has her voice manufactured into an unnecessarily deep baritone that, I’m assuming, is supposed to imply she is a serious policewoman. Again, the premise itself of packing evil into a neat little frictional relationship with intended good is delicious, but for some reason the series is performed by actors that live inside Teflon coated skins, scarcely opening up to emote or even allow an emotion to touch them. Devaiah, easily the most accomplished face from the cast, isn’t helped by a script and writing that feels like it has raced off from a table of the CID writing room and merged itself into this strangely outdated view of storytelling. Unfortunately, its largely the tumorous external growth that is visible as opposed to the handful of moments that carry some emotional heft.