Mandala Murders Review: A Grim, Unsettling Puzzle That’s More Than Just a Crime Story Image Source- Times Now We’ve all seen murder mysteries before. The cop chases clues, the killer stays a step ahead, and we get that final gotcha moment. But Mandala Murders , now streaming on Netflix, isn’t just trying to solve a crime; it wants to haunt you a little. It doesn’t rush. It doesn’t shout. It creeps in. This isn’t your usual fast-paced thriller; this one is all about dread, silence, and the weight of everything people don’t say out loud. Created by Gopi Puthran (of Mardaani 2 fame), the show wraps its central mystery in layers of history, myth, and memory. It plays out like a psychological slow dance, unfolding in pieces that don’t quite make sense at first but hit hard when they do. If you’re into shows that rely on atmosphere and character more than jump scares or chase scenes, Mandala Murders might just be your kind of unsettling. Plot: A City Cloaked in Fog, Secrets, and Symbo...
