Review: Black White & Gray: Love Kills on Sony Liv

Where to Watch: Sony Liv (Releasing on May 2)

Director: Pushkar Sunil Mahabalm

Rating: 3.5/5

Black White & Gray: Love Kills is an upcoming docu-drama series that skillfully blends true crime with emotional depth. The series with just six episodes keeps you gripped and gives an edge-of-seat experience.

The show is based on real events and narrated by journalist Daniel Gray who is on a mission to uncover the truth behind a series of murders linked to an elusive young man from an economically disadvantaged background.

Coming to the positives from the series, the storytelling is sharp, with well-written dialogues and a narration style that keeps you hooked from the first scene. The first episode would give the feeling as if you are watching a really interesting episode of "Crime Patrol." But as the series progresses you would be immersed with nothing but the thrilling story.

The realistic settings enhance the immersive experience, giving a gritty, authentic feel to the narrative.

Each episode leaves you eager for the next, offering more than just a crime story — right from the ending of the first episode, new doors uncover truths and established opinions get changed, leaving no more for cliche.

Having said that, the series suddenly becomes slow-paced at times, making a few scenes boring.

Overall, Love Kills is a well-crafted thriller. It’s a must-watch for fans of true crime and drama who enjoy layered storytelling with a strong narrative punch.