Farzi is a masterclass in binge-worthy television. It’s stylish, gritty, and incredibly smart. Whether you’re here for the crime drama or the powerhouse performances, it doesn’t disappoint. Rating: 4.5/5

Raj & DK deliver another winner with Farzi , a slick, high-stakes thriller that turns the "cat and mouse" chase into an art form—literally.

Kay Kay Menon is deliciously villainous, and Bhuvan Arora (as Firoz) provides a heartwarming "ride or die" friendship that serves as the show's emotional core.

The pacing is tight across all 8 episodes. It shares the same "universe" and dry wit as The Family Man , blending intense action with sharp, satirical commentary on India's wealth gap.

Shahid is electric as Sunny. He captures the angst of a middle-class man wanting to "break the system" without losing his likability.

The story follows Sunny (Shahid Kapoor), a brilliant but frustrated artist who decides to use his skills to print the "perfect" counterfeit currency note. His meteoric rise in the underworld puts him on a collision course with Michael (Vijay Sethupathi), a relentless, unorthodox task force officer, and Mansoor (Kay Kay Menon), a flamboyant global counterfeiting kingpin. What Works

Sethupathi steals every scene he is in. His deadpan humor and effortless charisma make Michael one of the most memorable characters in recent streaming history.