Yudh

2014

Seasons & Episodes

  • 1

EP1 Episode #1.1 Jul 14, 2014

Yudhistir Sikarwar aka Yudh (Amitabh Bachchan) is the owner of Shanti Constructions in Ghaziabad. He is suffering from a neurological disorder that no one knows about. While on his way to office, he notices a flyover and calls the commissioner (Kay Kay Menon) to say that the flyover would fall in approximately 10 years. He also says that he would leak it to the press. Anand (Zakir Hussain), Yudh's best friend and Mona (Mona Wasu), Yudh's PRO advise Yudh against it. But Yudh doesn't change his mind. Menawhile, Nayantara (Ayesha Raza), Yudh's second wife says Yudh to come home and receive Ranjan, her brother who is being released from jail after 11 year. But Yudh gives excuses of work to avoid it. Rishi (Pavail Gulati) receives his uncle Ranjan from the jail. Yudh goes to a minister (Tigmanshu Dhulia) about his upcoming project about a health care center. When back at office he meets is elder daughter from his first wife, Taruni (Aahana Kamra), a doctor, who has come to his office to seek help in opening an NGO. Yudh's doctors tel him that he has a maximum of 5 years to live. Anand and Mona go to talk to the builder of the flyover and console him that the news won't be broken. But the news breaks eventually. While on his way back home Yudh sees the image of a joker. Just about to enter home, somebody informs him that the Muncipal Hospital building will fall within some time. Yudh rushes there as his daughter Taruni is supposed to be operating someone there. He warns Taruni about this when he reaches there but Taruni doesn't leave the operation theater. That's when the building starts to shake.
8.3| 0h30m| en
Synopsis

Principled but hard-driving businessman Yudhisthir Sikarwar works to expand his empire whilst keeping an explosive secret.

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SmugKitZine Tied for the best movie I have ever seen
ReaderKenka Let's be realistic.
ChanFamous I wanted to like it more than I actually did... But much of the humor totally escaped me and I walked out only mildly impressed.
Edwin The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.
Anshul Gupta Watched a few episodes on Netflix due to high ratings but this is purely a waste of time. After the first few episodes, I only continued watching as I couldn't believe that Amitabh can be a part of such an awful TV series and I kept on expecting for it to get better. But the entire series is annoyingly slow and the story doesn't get any better. Bad casting, bad script, long pauses for no reason, inaudible dialogs at times are a few short comings. And that imaginary joker! Common couldn't Big B act to bring the psychological disorder to life on the screen.Summary: Don't waste your time. The ratings on IMDb are definitely not correct. Nobody can rate this TV series 8.7/10 in their right mindset.
Amulya Pandit We live in a country where stupid and meaningless 'Saas-Bahu' serials have been ruling the roost on small screen for nearly a decade an a half. Then came Mr. Amitabh Bachchan in 2000 with 'Kaun Banega Crorepati' and he changed the TV industry. Now he comes with another gem.I had lots of expectation from the show and after watching the last episode, I can proudly say that the show has exceeded that.Kudos to Anurag Kashyap for venturing into finite TV series (fictional). The guy has a creative eye an it is pretty evident from the show. He takes some of the best actors from India in the field of theater and cinema and convinces Mr. Bachchan to play the lead protagonist (Yudhishthir Sikarwar). The show is fast paced (except for the 1st episode) with lots of twist and turns.The Legend of Mr. Amitabh will only get bigger after the show. He is flawless while portraying a character of a businessman suffering from a terminal disease and battling some personal issues, a man who just wants to do the right thing, a man who is fighting his inner demons (in this case a Joker played superbly by Mr. Ishtikya). Mr. Bachchan does a small fight sequence at the end which will ignite memories of his 70s and 80s action movies.Zakir Hussian impressed me first when I saw him play a negative character in 'Sarkar Raj' and here plays a character of a fixer. His chemistry with Mr. Bachchan is a highlight of the show. Pavail Gulati plays Mr. Bachchan's son. His character evolves during the show and you end up liking him as the series reaches its climax. Aahana Kumara plays Mr. Bachchan's daughter who is level headed and wants to help her father. She is graceful as well as beautiful (got a crush on her). Kay Kay Menon, Nawazuddin, Sarika and Tigmanshu Dhulia play important characters and leave an impact. Though I wish Nawazuddin had played the villain's role. The main villain gets over shadowed by Mr Bachchan's charisma in the finale but does a decent job in the 18th and 19th episode.There is no melodrama or overacting and has some of the finest performances you will ever see on Indian Television.The show lost the ratings war against 'Saas Bahu' serials but then we Indians take time to appreciate the good things in life.The only negative is that it has just 20 episodes and for me it is the finest fictional TV show ever made in India.
drmrinaal from the first 2-3 episodes , it looks like a bad imitation attempt (at least plot wise) of Boss which was a political thriller starring Kelsey grammar as lead. this besides having some similar elements lacks the grace and fails to convey the agony and self-confusion inherent with the fall of a once powerful guy and this debilitating disease. the editing is poorer if compared to the original but the veteran actors carry it off while the intriguing plot line is itself reason enough to watch. but definitely not up to the standards from all the big names like kashyap , menon, bacchan , sarika ,etc associated with it.... but i m definitely continuing at least till mid-season. hopefully it improves...
sandy801 To start with I would say that I was not very excited about this series. I usually don't watch TV series, especially typical Indian daily soap (Saas bahu drama). I thought it was an attempt to market average content using BigB's name. But just for name sake I gave it a chance and started watching from the second episode. I continued it with watching 3-4 too and I soon realized it was not an average TV serial. It's dark for an Indian TV show. Almost every scene drives the story forward without any melodrama. Characters are very real and believable, not to mention backed by some high quality performance one does not get to see in TV series. A great psychological thriller where politics and rivalries feel real and dirty. If you are planning to follow this series my suggestion would be to give it a chance and watch the first few episodes (at-least first 4), then only real plot and depth of story is revealed. Watching just one or two episodes you might just dismiss it with nothing special. One great thing I like about the series is that almost every character gets good screen time accompanied with their own stories which blend well with the original plot. Before starting to watch the series I thought it would be all about AB in every scene and how heroically he faces every situation. Thank god the series is so different from that. Each character comes out as hero in their own right. My personal favorites are performances from Zakir Hussain (Anand) and Aahana Kurma (Taruni). Do watch this series and you would soon realize you have not made a wrong choice.