Pill Series review | Riteish Deshmukh | Pavan Malhotra | Akshat Chauhan

Despite failing tests, the new diabetes drug is launched by its parent company, Forever Cure Pharma. Dr. Prakash Chauhan launches a crusade against the company as they prepare to release their new cancer drug.

Review: The director of films like ‘Aamir,’ ‘No One Killed Jessica,’ and ‘Raid’ makes his streaming debut with ‘Pill,’ and it’s a sensational entry. Tackling the corruption in the pharma industry, ‘Pill’ is a gripping watch that grabs your attention through its eight episodes. The brilliance of ‘Pill’ lies in its unique approach, despite following three similar Hollywood series last year—'Dopesick,’ ‘Painkiller,’ and ‘The Dropout' – all dealing with pharma industry. Supported by believable performances and fine direction, the core plot explores the classic David vs. Goliath theme, and the series’ nuanced details and pacing make it a worthwhile watch. It's a show that not only entertains but also provokes thought about the deep-seated issues within the pharmaceutical world.