Kankhajura Review: Mohit Raina, Roshan Mathew’s Series Is A Gripping Psychological Thriller; Netizens Call It ‘Classy’

Kankhajura Review: Mohit Raina and Roshan Mathew starrer web series released on SonyLIV today. The show is about a man who gets released under the condition that he will act as an informant to the police. The series also delves into the complicated relationship with his brother and his family. Kankhajura features Vyom Vyas, Roshan Mathew, Mohit Raina, Sarah Jane Dias, Trinetra Haldar Gummaraju, Ninad Kamat, Mahesh Shetty, Heeba Shah, Usha Nadkarni and Kurangi Vijayshri Nagraj in key roles. Produced by Ajay Rai, the show has a total of eight episodes.

Kankhajura has been receiving positive feedback so far from the audience. Some netizens went on to call it a classy cocktail of deception, betrayal and manipulation. Others praised the performances of the lead actors Mohit Raina and Roshan Mathew. If you are excited to watch something different, do check out the show on SonyLIV. Ahead of watching Kankhajura, also read the Twitter reviews of the show.

Kankhajura Twitter Review

A user said, “Mind games alert! #Kankhajura is a *classy* cocktail of deception, betrayal & manipulation! #RoshanMathew & #MohitRaina deliver a gripping psychological thriller. Who's ready for this edge-of-the-seat ride? #FilmReview.”

A tweet read, “#MovieReview | #KanKhajura . JUST finished this awesome series. Specially Mohit Raina and Roshan Mathew both did a fentastic job. Thrilling. Engajing. Sarah-Jane Dias was also perfect cast. 4.5 out of 5.”

Another user wrote on X, “Just finished #Kankhajura and... it’s a mixed bag. If you’re looking for constant twists and fast-paced action, you might be disappointed. But if you like character-driven stories with a slow burn, it’s not terrible. #MohitRaina brings something fresh as Max. He’s convincing as the shady, morally-grey brother. Roshan Mathew, though, totally nails the brooding Ashu. His performance is intense, but the script doesn’t always do him justice. Set in Goa, but don’t expect chill vibes. It’s more about family drama, betrayal, and that slow build-up to chaos. It’s a decent watch, but don’t go in expecting fireworks.”

While sharing the teaser of Kankhajura, SonyLIV wrote on Instagram “It’s fragile. It’s fatal. It’s coming. Kankhajura — Streaming on 30th May on Sony LIV. #KanKhajura #SoFragileYetSoFatal.”