The Whistleblower is indeed a masterpiece crafted around the medical world that talks about the harsh realities of the things happening in and around it.
When the prodigal but smart son of a hospital owner-cum-dean finds out the news of his father's death, he takes on the journey to uncover the harsh truths related to his father's deed and death.
The story will open many eyes and force you to ponder the very institutions that always stay awake to help you in sickness and death. When the prodigal son (let's call him X) finds out about his father's death, he is bound by the sacred laws of a father and son to venture on a path that was previously never carved for.
When the whole world seemed to have fallen apart for X, he still had his remaining family members and his special friend rooting for him in every way possible. He only didn't get the support and guidance of law and order people in helping him with the case of his fathers strange demise.
X felt something was not right, and he sensed a feeling of betrayal. He decided to carry on with his own investigation and get to the root of the big picture that was somehow being covered up in the name of his father's demise, which was advertised as a suicide.
X transformed from a previously flamboyant self to a clever and smart vigilante. He found lost information that connected his father to different types of illegal cases and X found key information about his father being the victim in the murder case that killed him.
It is after this that the story gets more interesting. How X manages his way forward to bring his father to justice while also pointing out the wrongdoings of the industry in the name of charity and whatnot is a treat to watch. The Whistleblower is indeed a mind-blowing series, and if you have not watched it you may be missing out on one of the best pieces of Indian Cinema.
*Small story spoilers included in the review*
When the prodigal but smart son of a hospital owner-cum-dean finds out the news of his father's death, he takes on the journey to uncover the harsh truths related to his father's deed and death.
The story will open many eyes and force you to ponder the very institutions that always stay awake to help you in sickness and death. When the prodigal son (let's call him X) finds out about his father's death, he is bound by the sacred laws of a father and son to venture on a path that was previously never carved for.
When the whole world seemed to have fallen apart for X, he still had his remaining family members and his special friend rooting for him in every way possible. He only didn't get the support and guidance of law and order people in helping him with the case of his fathers strange demise.
X felt something was not right, and he sensed a feeling of betrayal. He decided to carry on with his own investigation and get to the root of the big picture that was somehow being covered up in the name of his father's demise, which was advertised as a suicide.
X transformed from a previously flamboyant self to a clever and smart vigilante. He found lost information that connected his father to different types of illegal cases and X found key information about his father being the victim in the murder case that killed him.
It is after this that the story gets more interesting. How X manages his way forward to bring his father to justice while also pointing out the wrongdoings of the industry in the name of charity and whatnot is a treat to watch. The Whistleblower is indeed a mind-blowing series, and if you have not watched it you may be missing out on one of the best pieces of Indian Cinema.
*Small story spoilers included in the review*