Sleek alloy car wheels and a sleeker pair of shoes, Baek Sa Eon is not only the spokesperson for the President’s office but also the ace negotiator of the Korean government with superlative credentials, including being trained by the FBI. In contrast, his wife Hong Hee Joo, who suffers from selective mutism was overlooked by many as a marriage prospect.
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We have a solid plot with fast paced storytelling. Thankfully, the drama does not spend too much time in the dramatics, but, being a drama, expect: tears, declarations of friendship and love, loyalty, sticking up for each other, heroism, self sacrifice etc. Though there is good suspense that is held with strategic plot reveals at different points in the story, towards the end, the reveals tend to be plot heavy leaving us with a slightly ambiguous ending that could have been dealt with and explained better.
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With 8 episodes of 1 hr each, Aranyak is lengthy but it packs in not only murder and mystery but also love, marital issues, family traumas, revenge, a psycho, a kidnapping, political drama, teenague issues, suspense and drug deals. The stories are interspersed with each other. To hide one crime, another crime gets done, each party with their own secrets to hide. The stories loop into each other to form a full circle and in the end the crime takes a magnitude of its own.
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Aditya Sharma (Vikrant Massey), is a model student at St. Lionel College. He prepares simultaneously for his MBA, is a local football star and also supports his family by driving cabs. A night of indulgence goes wrong the worst possible way.
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Berlin is a movie to be congratulated on it’s clean and simplistic espionage plot without your larger than life action hero executing high end action scenes, high strung car chases or complicated plots of world dominion or lethal agendas regarding the destruction of mankind. The story manages to be relevant even without massive reveals, rather, the events build to an implicit conclusion that lurks around since the very beginning. Berlin has interesting characters, played by a Stellar cast rather than a star studded cast. Berlin covers the self-serving agendas amongst agents who appear larger than life but are just as prone to human errors and the emergence of an unlikely agent without any backing and voice to be heard.
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