6.9
67 votes
Netflix 2019
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Kabir strikes a deal in exchange for an escape route. Veer is met with a surprise at Shehzad’s hideout, while the pursuit of Khalid goes awry.
The episode was rated #1 Best episode of Bard of Blood from 26 votes.
Secret codes left at a murder scene prompt Kabir to reconsider Sadiq’s proposed mission in Balochistan and bring on board two unlikely agents.
The episode was rated #2 Best episode of Bard of Blood from 28 votes.
With the clock ticking, a showdown occurs at the Taliban stronghold and Kabir races to catch up to Shehzad -- but a curveball is yet to come.
The episode was rated #3 Best episode of Bard of Blood from 23 votes.
A mystery woman from Kabir’s past returns. As the agents devise a risky new plan, Kabir recounts the truth about his last mission in Balochistan.
The episode was rated #4 Best episode of Bard of Blood from 25 votes.
A key detail emerges about Khalid's location. Kabir taps into a personal link to the Balochi resistance. Joshi learns of the unsanctioned mission.
The episode was rated #5 Best episode of Bard of Blood from 24 votes.
Despite hitting a snag, the agents’ oil pipeline job galvanizes the BAF. Khalid begins to doubt Shehzad, who has suspicions of his own.
The episode was rated #6 Best episode of Bard of Blood from 24 votes.
When four Indian operatives are taken hostage by the Taliban, a secret service director asks former agent Kabir Anand to take on the rescue mission.
The episode was rated #7 Best episode of Bard of Blood from 43 votes.
Last updated: oct 09, 2020
A very bad adaptation of an already bad novel. I hate those sequences where the hero is just hanging around in the open, talking to somebody, and bad guys with guns are never able to hit him, but he is able to kill every single one of them. He also seems to have taken some lessons from Hugh Jackman, because one moment blood is spraying out from a knife wound in his gut, the next moment he is just punching somebody, and later, just panting and waving to people, and his t-shirt just has a small cut in the fabric where the knife went through. Also, everything looks and sounds so staged. The actors speaking a foreign tongue and a foreign dialect should have had more seatings with whoever the language expert was. And why, why would these people adapting from a thin paperback with a wafer-thin plot try to go for a second season is just beyond me, but even I have to admit, there's money to be made. A lot of it.
