Abhishek Bhalerao's Black, White And Gray Is A ‘Must-Watch', Declare Fans
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Black, White & Gray – Love Kills revolves around journalist Daniel Gray investigating a series of murders linked to a mysterious young man.
All eyes are on director Pushkar Sunil Mahabal's latest crime-drama Black, White & Gray – Love Kills. The mockumentary-style series, which arrived on SonyLIV on May 2 has gripped viewers with its gritty storyline, suspense and power-packed performances. Black, White & Gray features Abhishek Bhalerao, Nishant Shamaskar, Mayur More, Palak Jaiswal, Tigmanshu Dhulia, Deven Bhojani, Hakkim Shahjahan, Edward Sonnenblick and Kamlesh Sawant in key roles.
Black, White & Gray – Love Kills has been receiving rave reviews from binge-watchers. Let's check out some of them on X (formerly Twitter).
Heaping praise on the series, a fan wrote, 'As a creative professional, we always aspire to create something that will be a breakout success for all ~ Producers, Creative Teams, Actors and everyone involved. Black White & Gray – Love Kills is exactly that. A true breakout, a well-made gripping series with its innovative storytelling approach, terrific writing and some exceptional performances. Finished all the episodes in one go. This one is not to be missed."
As a creative professional, we always aspire to create something that will be a breakout success for all ~ Producers, Creative Teams, Actors and everyone involved.Black White & Gray – Love Kills on SonyLiv is exactly that. A true breakout, well made gripping series with its… pic.twitter.com/AdeRanDPuU
— Shiladitya Bora (@ShiladityaBora) May 4, 2025
Another pointed out, 'The title is tacky, but Black, White & Gray – Love Kills is good. Mockumentary is a fun way to shake up a genre that's gotten pretty stale."
The title is tacky, but Black, White & Gray – Love Kills is good. Mockumentary is a fun way to shake up a genre that's gotten pretty stale.— Rahul (@notself) May 5, 2025
An individual dubbed the show as 'the best thing in the Indian streaming space right now. So so soooooo original in its execution. Kudos to the entire team!!!!
#BlackWhiteAndGray on @SonyLIV is the best thing in the Indian streaming space right now.So so soooooo original in its execution.
Kudos to the entire team!!!! #sonyliv
— Abhijeet Mudgal (@IamAbhi2290) May 4, 2025
Echoing a similar sentiment, a viewer wrote, 'Brilliant & one of the most unique web series in recent times. The blend of documentary making along with fictional representation of the events grabs the attention right from the first frame. Recommended. Must watch for the plot & thrill."
#BlackWhiteAndGray – Brilliant & One of the most unique web series in recent times. The blend of documentary making along with fictional representation of the events grabs the attention right from the first frame. Recommended on @SonyLIV. Must watch for the plot & thrill. pic.twitter.com/LDK5qO9zBA — Sahil Dev Rath (@sahil_dev_rath) May 2, 2025
'Brilliant series, very well written, thrilling, engaging and disturbing… Must-watch" read a positive remark.
#BlackWhiteAndGray brilliant series… .very well written ..'Every frame of the recorded documentary makes you believe it's real! Amazing acting by a talented cast!" commented an impressed user.
Take a bow team #BlackWhiteAndGray Every frame of the recorded documentary makes you believe it's real!
Amazing acting by a talented cast !
This one is a Must Watch for all! #BlackWhiteAndGrayreview #Review @HemalAThakkar
— Bharat Patel (@jampachakar) May 3, 2025
One person had a mixed reaction: 'Just watched Black, White & Gray – Love Kills. Had potential, but the execution fell short. Great visuals, weak storytelling. Could've been a gripping thriller, but ended up just grey."
Just watched Black, White & Gray – Love Kills
Black, White & Gray – Love Kills revolves around journalist Daniel Gray (Edward Sonnenblick) investigating a series of murders linked to a mysterious young man. Digging deeper into the probe, Daniel unearths dark secrets on patriarchy, social injustice and corruption, forcing him to question the system.
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