Tabbar Web Series
Tabbar is an Indian web series that will premiere on SonyLIV Originals on October 15th, 2021. Ajitpal Singh is also the director of the criminal drama thriller. Harman Wadala is also the concept designer and creator. Ajay G Rai also invests in the SonyLIV online series. Sneha Khanwalkar, on the other hand, is in head of the music department. Finally, Supriya Pathak, Pavan Raj Malhotra, Gagan Arora, Sahil Mehta, Ranvir Shorey, and others are among the cast members. In addition, the dark and violent saga is available in Hindi and English.
Tabbar Cast
Pawan Malhotra
Supriya Pathak
Ranvir Shorey
Paramvir Cheema
Kanwaljit Singh
Nupur Nagpal
Tabbar Story
A close-knit family is at the center of the plot. Furthermore, they are all content and love every moment spent together. However, their happy lives are turned upside down when the family’s son becomes engaged in a murder investigation. In addition, his entire family is consumed by guilt and attempts everything they can to protect their son.
Tabbar Trailer
Tabbar Web Series Review
Tabbar is a web series that is dark, gritty, and intriguing. A unexpected turn of events in a family drama. Furthermore, the tension keeps you on the edge of your seat until the very end. As a result, the story and premise are flawless. Also, the enthralling cast is deserving of praise. The web show’s cornerstones are Pavan Malhotra and Supriya Pathak. Overall, it has it all: fun, family, and thrills. It is necessary to see and enjoy!
When an unanticipated scenario erupts in his face, threatening the lives of his family, how far would a basically decent, law-abiding guy go? In this eight-part Sony Liv online series, ‘Tabbar,’ which means ‘family’ in Punjabi, grapples with this conundrum, which remains continuously fascinating even as it leapfrogs over the occasional exaggerated incident or comes up with a too convenient solution to what appears to be an insurmountable problem. The strong story-telling, which continues returning to its basic qualities, and the great cast that ‘Tabbar’ assembles, topped by Pavan Malhotra, who nails every single scene, assist us in putting those niggles behind us, having taken notice of them.
Punjab has a high rate of drug usage and abuse (‘peela’). The conduits to the dealers and sellers are the wealthy and influential. And there are the innocents caught in the middle. Ajitpal Singh, the filmmaker of the excellent ‘Fire In The Mountains,’ dives headfirst into a jumble of genres, including crime, thriller, and family drama. I was intrigued how Singh would fare with something that is so much more, for lack of a better phrase, mainstream, given that his debut film was such a quiet yet powerful observational piece with near documentary veritas.
