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Code of Silence review: Well-woven crime series with emotional depth
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The show makes a sensible and realistic statement on the possibility of criminal reforms and the ability of human resilience regardless of detective show beyond cliches The most challenging aspect of narrating a story about spies and detectives is not making it redundant or cliched. But Moulton has lived up to smart storytelling by avoiding predictable tropes and stereotypes. At a time when there's an attempt to carve raw, dark characters, 'Code of Silence' has a fresh and unique perspective on the crime narrative. The show strongly focusses on human empathy while dealing with a protagonist who is trying to prove herself to a world devoid of very essence of long-form storytelling is to keep the audience engaged from the start, till the end. 'Code of Silence' does succeed in retaining the viewers' attention not just with the mystery and thrill, but also the emotional story of Alison. 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Ellis gives a soulful performance which cannot be replicated due to the sincerity of her raw expressions and dialogue delivery. In spite of a talented supporting cast, Ellis stands out for her nuanced artistry.'Code of Silence' is beyond the world of detectives, which gives a humane insight into individuals without making any judgments. From Alison's relationship with her mother to her intimate bond with Liam Barlow (Kieron Moore), there is an element of realism in a storyline that might have been narrated before. Moulton has attempted to balance the police investigation with the motives and emotional arc of each character, including the suspects and the trailer here: Human empathy without getting preachyThe show doesn't limit the behaviour and actions of each character to being one-dimensional. Andrew Buchan as DI James Marsh hits the bull's eye with his acting prowess by bringing different shades to one character in the six-episodic series. The human angle in all the characters, including Marsh, is subtly shown, leaving it to the audience's judgement.A few instances in the show, such as the financial struggles of Alison and Julie, are overstretched in the show. The back and forth disappointment faced by Alison due to the distrust of the people around her becomes repetitive at times. However, the emotional journey and resilience of Alison resonates with viewers. The ability and determination of an individual to fight back amid emotional conflict and financial setbacks brings a universal theme to the of the strongest aspects of 'Code of Silence' is the acting brilliance of all the actors on board. Garfielf, Kieron Moore, Charlotte Ritchie, Joe Absolom, Beth Goddard, Andrew Scarborough, Rolf Choutan and John Bishop have done an equally commendable job with their respective a time when most shows are hell-bent towards a pessimistic, almost hopeless depiction of the world, 'Code of Silece' recreates faith in humanity. 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News18
8 hours ago
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Composer Dony Hazarika's Mother Killed As Their Uber Collides With Crane In Mumbai
Last Updated: Composer Dony Hazarika mourns his mother, Sultana Kishore Ahmed Hazarika, who died in a Mumbai road accident. Police booked the Uber driver and crane operator for negligence. Music composer Dony Hazarika, known for his contributions to Assamese music, Hindi television, and Bollywood projects, is mourning the loss of his mother after a tragic road accident in Mumbai. His 77-year-old mother, Sultana Kishore Ahmed Hazarika, died on Sunday when the Uber vehicle they were travelling in crashed into a stationary crane. The collision, which occurred between Bindu Madhav Thackeray Chowk and the JVLR signal, also injured the family's caretaker and left the composer shaken. Police have launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash, booking both the Uber driver and the crane operator for negligence. According to Vikhroli police, the incident occurred between Bindu Madhav Thackeray Chowk and the JVLR signal when Hazarika was travelling from his Goregaon studio to Thane with his mother and their caretaker, Kaderun Nisa. Police said the Uber driver crashed into a crane that had been parked without any signal or parking lights. 'The Uber hit the crane from behind, injuring everyone inside the cab. Sultana's injuries were severe, and she was unable to speak after the accident," a police official stated. Bystanders assisted in rushing Sultana to Fortis Hospital in Mulund, where doctors declared her dead before admission. The caretaker also sustained injuries in the collision. Legal action Vikhroli police have filed a case against the Uber driver under sections 106(1), 125(a), 125(b), and 281 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and section 184 of the Motor Vehicles Act for negligent driving. The crane operator has also been booked. Authorities confirmed that the investigation is ongoing. About Donny Hazarika Dony Hazarika, celebrated for his work in Assamese music and jingles, has an extensive career in the Indian music industry. He has composed theme tracks for popular Hindi television shows such as Do Dil Bandhe Ek Dori Se and Jamuna Paar, and contributed to albums like Humm, Towards Nirvana, and Baahon Mein, collaborating with noted singers including Javed Ali, Roop Kumar Rathod, and Jagjit Singh. His film work includes music arrangement and programming for Aagey Se Right and Ruslaan, as well as co-composing the score for the 2021 Hindi film Choices on MX Player. view comments First Published: Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Time of India
15 hours ago
- Time of India
Bokaro's Mahila Samiti observes Foundation Day
Bokaro's Mahila Samiti celebrated its 61st Foundation Day at BSL's HRD Centre Auditorium with grandeur. The event began with lamp lighting and Ganesh Vandana, followed by vibrant Assamese and Maharashtrian dance, soulful songs, and skits by students and workers. Stay updated with the latest local news from your city on Times of India (TOI). Check upcoming bank holidays , public holidays , and current gold rates and silver prices in your area.
