Today I have brought a special review, which is on a web series that has come on Netflix and its name is 'Dabba Carter'. This series is very interesting and is made on a topic that is affecting the youth a lot these days. The series is mainly about the problems caused by drug use, and the question arises, ‘Egs’ (drugs) why do people take it? Is it really fun? These things are shown in the series.
After watching the trailer, you might have understood that some boys have started a drug smuggling business, like a tiffin service. Just like office people pack food from home and take it to the office, these boys and girls are smuggling drugs hidden in tiffins. Although at first it seems like a kind of business, later in the series you will see how dangerous this business can be and how once you are in danger, it becomes difficult to get out.
This series shows various problems in the lives of different characters. For some people, lack of money, for some people, job-related problems. The series basically shows how to smuggle drugs and what kind of risks are behind it. Although everything seems easy in the first episode, in the next episode you will understand how dangerous and life-threatening it can be.
Also, in the series, an entire family gets kidnapped, the police come but later leave, and then there is no much excitement about the whole incident. There were also some missing points like this, which may seem a bit funny at first. However, after watching the very last episode, you will understand that the main aspect of the entire series will be seen in that episode, and the results of all the events will be revealed there.
It is very important to watch the last episode of the series, because the summary of the entire series and the conclusion of each incident is captured in that episode. The role of the girls in the series is quite strong, and their characters are more focused than the men most of the time. It will show you a new perspective on how women deal with major struggles in their lives, such as for work, for family, for maintaining relationships, etc.
This series teaches about the harsh realities of life and the dangers of greed, and shows how walking on the wrong path never leads to good results. The series is live on Netflix, if you want to watch it, you can check it out. Be sure to let me know how you like it.