Dhandha Review: Dora Sai Teja's anti-hero act shines in this smart cybercrime series
Dhandha is a surprisingly well-made series that deals with modern-day crime. Though it starts slow, the twists and thrills keep you engaged
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Avad Mohammad is a freelance content writer and senior journalist with 14+ years of experience in Telugu cinema. He has worked with HT’s OTTplay and 123telugu, covering news and reviews. With an IT and digital media background, he delivers sharp, engaging content with strong industry insight.
Dhandha is a surprisingly well-made series that deals with modern-day crime. Though it starts slow, the twists and thrills keep you engaged
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