The new mental thriller, Koi Laut Ke Aya Hai gets you on the edge of your seat from the primary casing itself.
The show begins with a panicked Gitanjali (Surbhi Jyoti) strolling in her haveli with a candlestick close by. She achieves a store room as she can hear somebody panting and thumping at an old wooden money box from inside. While attempting to open the trunk, she awakens from her sleep, things being what they are to be only a horrendous stare off into space. The story rotates around Gitanjali, who has a place with an illustrious family and is infatuated with Captain Abhimanyu (Shoaib Ibrahim). His outwardly debilitated sibling Rishabh (Sharad Kelkar) is against the organization together as he questions Abhimanyu to be after their cash.
Gitanjali conflicts with her sibling’s desires and weds Abhimanyu that maddens Rishabh, who is prepared to pass on and anxious to execute for his family’s respect. In any case, not long after the wedding, Abhimanyu’s auto meets with a mischance and he disappears under secretive conditions. The show takes a six years jump with Gitanjali as yet sitting tight for Abimanyu’s arrival. The armed force proclaims Captain Abhimanyu as dead, which leaves Gitanjali broke. In the coming scenes, Captain Abhimanyu will make a rebound in Gitanjali’s life that will leave everybody perplexed. The plot is grasping and leaves its watchers inquisitive about the following scene. Set against the background of Rajasthan, the show depicts the greatness and eminence. The chief has made incredible utilization of the betray areas – be it the scene where Surbhi is gotten in a sand trap or Surbhi and Shoaib romancing in forsake with camels all around. Gigantic posts and sensational castles set in the midst of a tough yet appealing scene is the thing that makes the show, all the all the more intriguing.
The show has an amazing thrown with performing artists like Mita Vashist, Nivedita Bhattacharya, Sharad Kelkar, Surbhi Jyoti, Shoaib Ibrahim and Sreejita De. Surbhi and Shoaib share great on-screen science while Sharad assumes the part of a possessive sibling, flawless to the T. In the event that the scenes in the haveli are frightening, the bawdi (step well) scenes have the ability to spook you out.
With only two scenes down, the show has few settled and numerous unsolved riddles, which would be replied in the coming ends of the week. Koi Laut Ke Aaya Hai is a hypnotizing mental thriller that enthralls its watchers with fascinating plots and exciting turns. What’s more, a much needed development from the continuous extraordinary shows.
