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Xerox Machine Copies Humans in New Supernatural Thriller
24 Apr
Summary
- A supernatural xerox machine can duplicate humans.
- The series explores political tensions during elections.
- Performances are strong, but execution is flawed.
The new Kannada web series 'Jerax' presents an innovative concept: a xerox machine capable of duplicating humans. This supernatural premise, however, is let down by predictable writing and mediocre execution, a recurring issue in Zee5's Kannada productions. The story centers on Prakasha, an orphan who discovers this unique ability.
The series attempts to mirror Karnataka's political climate with its election-themed backdrop. While references to political parties may offer some humor, they largely fail to elevate the narrative's thrill. The ensemble cast, strategically assembled for broad appeal, delivers commendable performances, with Manju Pavagada notably standing out.
Technically, 'Jerax' exhibits dated visual effects and generic cinematography, further detracting from the viewing experience. Despite a promising trailer, the show ultimately joins a growing list of missed opportunities in Zee5's Kannada content, failing to distinguish itself.
