Inspector Avinash Episode 8 Review: Supercop’s Family Gets Into Trouble

Inspector Avinash Episode 8 Review: Directed by Neeraj Pathak, the new Jio Cinema cop thriller stars Randeep Hooda in the lead role as the STF cop who is on a risky mission. On May 18, 2023, two episodes premiered, and from then on, every day, a new episode will air. The series is produced by Abdul Aziz Makani, Janardan Pandey, Nishith Verma, Krishan Choudhary, and Neeraj Pathak.

The main cast includes Randeep Hooda as Avinash Mishra, Rajneesh Duggal as Ahlawat, Abhimanyu Singh as Devi, Ayeesha S. Aiman as Nandini, Bidita Bag as Amrita, Urvashi Rautela as Poonam Mishra, Ali Quli Mirza as Ganesh Barqat, Rahul Mittra as Jagjeevan Yadav, Sohit Soni as Pappu and other notable actors. Each episode’s runtime is around 45 minutes, and they are available in Hindi, Tamil, and other Indian languages.

– Inspector Avinash Episode 8 Review Contains Spoilers –

Avinash visits Sheikh and asks him about Babloo Pandey and Devi. Avinash also notices a freshly covered pit (where Sheikh buried Babloo) but doesn’t ask about it to Sheikh. Avinash keeps pushing Sheikh about Devi and talks with a sturdy attitude, getting on the villain’s nerves. The officer then leaves, giving a subtle threat to Sheikh.

The next day, Devi visits Avinash at the STF office. They both have a discussion where Avinash uses abusive language and warns Devi to accept the truth. A furious Devi curses at Avinash and walks out of the station. It’s pretty nice to see how Avinash has these sass and savage replies going on throughout his conversation with her.

We also get a picture of Sheikh’s past, where he kills his parents for selling his sister. Additionally, the reason behind his sister’s disability is also shown through a sad flashback. Another character story that we find is the secret relationship between Veer and his brother’s wife Nandhini.

Nandhini is mad at her husband for not giving her physical pleasure (save me), and so she seeks Veer for that. Initially, he denies it but later gives in. The sad background music that plays while they both make love made me laugh. Come on, she is cheating; why even such a song? I don’t understand what agony she is going through. She could have either divorced or sought another way than sleep with her husband’s elder brother.

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In the next few scenes, we see Veer visiting Rakesh and letting him know that Sheik is behind his son’s death. Rakesh seeks Avinash and requests him to handle Sheikh in a way that he will plead and beg like how his young boy would have done before getting murdered. Rakesh’s requests disturb Avinash since his efforts are constantly going in vain, and he isn’t able to jot down the connections.

During his investigation, Ghazi, Rafiq’s younger brother, starts his revenge. He attacks Avinash’s father to a pulp which perplexes the cop that ever since he met Sheikh, he is facing one tragedy after another. Soon after, Avinash’s son Varun’s classmate gets killed at the school restroom, and the weapon found is a geometry divider. We know that Varun and his classmate had disagreements, but would a small child go to this extent? Or is Sheikh trying to frame something bad about Avinash’s family?

Inspector Avinash Episode 8 Review: Final Thoughts

The story is getting intriguing because Avinash is under pressure, and there are so many missing pieces. We don’t know the killer behind Bhaati’s death, Babloo’s demise (the viewers know, but the cops are unaware), Pinky’s whereabouts, Ghazi’s next move for revenge, Sheikh and Veer’s deadly connection, and so much more.

Will Avinash find the final link and make UP a crime-free state? The next parts will have the answer. Until then, you can watch Inspector Avinash on Jio Cinema. If you’ve watched the episode, let us know your thoughts in the comment section.

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