Inside Tihar Prison: How Netflix’s ‘Black Warrant’ Brings India’s Most Infamous Jail to Life
Netflix's 'series'Black Warrant' reveals the dark truths, power struggles and fight for reform inside India's notorious Tihar ...
Netflix & Applause Entertainment’s Black Warrant: How Charles Sobraj escaped from Tihar jail?
You can never miss a Vikramaditya Motwani film or series, thorough with his research as always, this Netflix’s show Black ...
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Black Warrant Review | A gritty, unflinching dive into Tihar Jail that's raw and thought-provoking
Black Warrant is a compelling, unflinching exploration of Tihar Jail’s labyrinthine world. It may not be binge-worthy, but ...
Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Black Warrant’ on Netflix, A Hindi Language Crime Drama Based On A Best-Selling Memoir
Sleeper Star: Rahul Bhat as DSP Rajesh Tomar is the exact kind of menacing required for a corrupt cop. From the way he eyes ...
‘Black Warrant’ review: It’s the little things that make this Tihar series sing
Vikramaditya Motwane and Satyanshu Singh’s series is a dense, fascinating look at the closed world of Tihar jail in the 1980s ...
Black Warrant Review: Tihar Realities Come Alive In Gripping Netflix Series, Zahaan Kapoor Is To Look Out For
The new Netflix series is unlike a prison-set drama that you may have seen before. It's arresting and delivers a thumping ...
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'Black Warrant' Makers On The Show Being Set Against Violent Backdrop: 'We Were Telling A Human Story'
The show, which is set in the 1980s, is based on true events, and is a dramatised adaptation of the book ‘Black Warrant: ...
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Vikramaditya Motwane on 'Black Warrant': 'Wanted to take an entertaining approach in telling a jail story'
A dramatised retelling of a book on Sunil Gupta, the former superintendent of Tihar Jail, the series is set to premiere on ...
‘Black Warrant’ review: Grim show about Tihar jailers rarely lets up
Sunil joins Tihar alongside Vipin (Anurag Thakur) and Shivraj (Paramvir Singh Cheema). They soon learn that the first rule at Tihar is that the rules are not set by the jailers but by the jailed.