Review of ‘Iyana Mane’ series: Khushi Ravi anchors the secret of this passive murder

Khushu Ravi in ​​’Ayona Mane’. , Photo Credit: Zee5/YouTube

Iyana Mane The Zee5 is outside, the streaming equivalent of the Zietv, known for the popular soap opera. It is directed by Ramesh Indira and produced by his wife Shruti Naidu. The couple has a great experience in creating television materials, and as a result of this amalgamation is a web chain that tries to come out of the hangover of a TV serial.

Iyana Mane The ZEE5 is billed as the first Kannada web series. However, with six episodes, around 18 minutes, the secret of murder is essentially a mini-series that remains about the bus. Set in the 90s of Chikkamagaluru, the series begins with the series Jiyaji (Khushi Ravi), in which married to enemy (Akshaya Nayak) and went to Ayyana Mane, a big house led by his mother -in -law Nagalambik (Mansi Sudhir).

Jiyaji’s marital life begins on a wrong note when her father -in -law passes on the day she reaches Ayyana Mane. Even when her husband supports her amid suspicion against her, Jauji finds out that she is in a cursed house. One after the other, the daughter-in-law dies in mysterious circumstances in Ayana Mane, and Jauji is afraid that her turn may come anytime.

A scene of ‘Ayana Mane’. , Photo Credit: Zee5/YouTube

The series increases some curiosity by spotting many people to estimate us the killer. Is Jauji’s husband, enemy, really a kind man? Is there an opposite purpose of enemy brothers? Is Naglambaik hiding some mysteries? We wonder these things, but the chain does not have mind-bogling twists to keep us on the edge. Iyana Mane Does not take stress familiar with the secrets of solid murder.

Iyana Mane Will work for those who want to see a simple vodnit. For enthusiastic followers of TV soap, the series is a better outing, thanks to its directness, expect from a TV serial, zoom-in and zoom-out camera technology, loud background scores and caricaturish characters.

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Cinematographer Rahul Roy creates a suitable atmosphere for the base with his low-key light and slightly unconventional camera angles. Despite his limited character arcs, the artists’ contingent is impressive, with Khushi Ravi and Mansi Sudhir Standout.

In some episodes, minors show that the chain shuts down a decent, but Iyana Mane There are a lot of vegetables that could have been better arcs. Anger is the angle of people who are afraid of anger Daiva (God), and the plot also has a touch of supernatural elements. A culture is a clash when an urban woman (Hita Chandrashekar) comes as a daughter -in -law. Jauji has a silent fate, which makes her unique. The series also tries to understand the mood of the killer. But all these aspects never come out to give us a feeling of satisfaction.

Iyana Mane is currently streaming on Zee5