Psycho Saiyaan arrived on OTT platforms with a lot of anticipation. Starring Tejasswi Prakash, Anud Singh Dhaka, and Ravi Kishan, the show promised a mix of psychological tension and emotional depth. The story revolves around Kartik, played by Anud Singh Dhaka, and a series of mysterious events that test relationships and sanity.
The premise hinted at a thrilling and suspenseful experience for viewers. Unfortunately, the final product struggles to maintain a clear narrative, leaving audiences with more confusion than excitement.
Tejasswi Prakash and Ravi Kishan’s Performances
Tejasswi Prakash delivers her role with sincerity, giving life to her character despite the limitations of the script. Her performance is heartfelt, but her character remains underdeveloped and one-dimensional, preventing her from fully showcasing her talent.
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Ravi Kishan, known for his intensity on screen, tries to bring depth to his role. However, the screenplay does not provide enough support, making his performance feel constrained. Similarly, Anud Singh Dhaka fails to create the intended hero or psychological edge, appearing confused in many scenes rather than intense.
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Issues with Script and Pacing
One of the biggest problems in Psycho Saiyaan is the writing. The script attempts to combine psychological suspense with dramatic twists but ends up cluttered and uneven. Plot twists feel forced, and predictable storylines reduce tension rather than enhance it.
The pacing also hinders the viewing experience. Scenes jump abruptly without proper buildup, making it difficult for the audience to feel suspense or emotional connection. Backstory, character development, and tension are juggled poorly, leaving the series disjointed.
Missed Opportunity for a Great Thriller
The thriller genre demands tight plotting and sharp writing. Psycho Saiyaan falls short in both areas. While the actors give honest performances, the weak script and inconsistent pacing prevent the story from being engaging or memorable.
Despite its promising cast, Psycho Saiyaan fails to create the psychological intensity it aimed for. It serves as a reminder that even talented actors cannot save a story that lacks coherence and focus.
Author: Purnima s
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