Raakh

Crime, grief, and payback, episode by episode

Prime Video 2026 8 episodes reviewed
EPISODE 01

Raakh Season 1 Episode 1 Review: A Family Night Collapses Into A Hunt

Raakh opens with a missing-children case that starts in an ordinary home and quickly spreads through police procedure, street violence, bad leads, and a brutal

EPISODE 02

Raakh Season 1 Episode 2 Review: The Bodies Turn The Case Into A Reckoning

Raakh tightens in Episode 2, moving from missing children to bodies in the rain, impossible grief, pressured police work, forensic evidence, and another ransom

EPISODE 03

Raakh Season 1 Episode 3 Review: The Case Starts Bleeding Back

Raakh Episode 3 turns evidence into pursuit, grief into denial, and Babu's Delhi detour into another ugly crime, as Jayprakash follows the blood trail with only

EPISODE 04

Raakh Season 1 Episode 4 Review: Every Missed Warning Has A Body Behind It

Raakh Episode 4 turns the manhunt into a chain of ignored reports, hidden bodies, forged authority, family shame, and witnesses who only become useful after som

EPISODE 05

Raakh Season 1 Episode 5 Review: Jayprakash Finds His Own Weapon

Raakh Episode 5 pushes the case out of Delhi through Sonipat and Bombay, while Rajjo's fear curdles into another family wound and Jayprakash learns how much cla

EPISODE 06

Raakh Season 1 Episode 6 Review: Bombay Shows Jayprakash The Shape Of Babu

Raakh Episode 6 follows Jayprakash into Bombay, where Babu's past stops being background and becomes a map of old crimes, abandoned names, terrified witnesses,

EPISODE 07

Raakh Season 1 Episode 7 Review: Agra Turns The Manhunt Into A Public Trap

Raakh Episode 7 sends Jayprakash to Agra, where his suspension, Solanki's caution, Babu and Rajjo's panic, and a citywide warning system all collide before the

EPISODE 08

Raakh Season 1 Episode 8 Review: The Finale Returns To The Fifteen Minutes That Changed Delhi

Raakh closes by returning to Sahil and Suman's final ride, then follows the case through confession, sentence, public grief, and a fragile hope that justice can

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