Fixerr
ATS Officer Jayveer Malik’s stands suspended after an unfortunate mistake at work in Delhi. Meanwhile, an industrialist offers him to fix a situation in exchange for money. He ends up in Mumbai using odds means to fix the problem, but then another one shows up. He decides to suit himself to the changed circumstances and settle down in Mumbai as a fixer for Mumbai movie mafias & industrialists. Soon the glamour of adventure and money begins to fade out, and he finds himself stuck in adangerous cycle. To end this game of crime, he decides to play them all! Binge on Fixerr… kyunki ab game badlega!
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Plot Summary
The series follows Jay Khanna, a popular Bollywood star, who gets involved in a dark world of crime and betrayal. He is wrongly accused of murder and sentenced to jail, where he faces immense hardship and danger. Upon his release, Jay seeks revenge against those who framed him and ruined his life, uncovering a web of deceit and corruption.
Critical Reception
Fixerr received mixed reviews from critics and audiences. While some praised its engaging storyline and performances, others criticized its predictable plot and pacing issues. The series gained a moderate viewership but did not achieve widespread critical acclaim.
What Reviewers Say
- Praiseworthy performances, particularly from the lead actor, elevate the series.
- The crime thriller aspect is somewhat engaging, though it treads familiar territory.
- Pacing issues and a predictable narrative prevent it from reaching its full potential.
Google audience: Audience reception for Fixerr was generally mixed. Viewers appreciated the performances and the attempt at a gritty crime drama, but many found the plot to be unoriginal and slow-moving at times. Some users felt the series could have benefited from tighter editing and a more surprising storyline.
Fun Fact
The series marked a significant role for Karan Grover in a more intense, dramatic avatar, deviating from his typically lighter characters.
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