Pharma Series Review: Nivin Pauly Shines in a Slow-Burn Tale of Ethics and Power Image Source- YouTube Some shows don’t grab you with spectacle or shock in the first five minutes; they pull you in quietly, almost unexpectedly. Pharma is that kind of series. At first glance, it looks like a straightforward medical or corporate drama, but once you settle in, you realise it’s tapping into something far more unsettling and relevant. Set against the world of pharmaceutical sales, the series explores ambition, ethics, power, and compromise in a way that feels uncomfortably real. There’s no melodrama-heavy buildup or exaggerated heroism here; instead, the story unfolds with restraint, trusting the viewer to stay patient and observant. Its attention to small, nuanced interactions makes the office politics and ethical dilemmas feel lived-in. That said, the deliberate pacing may feel slow for viewers used to faster, more action-packed dramas. What makes Pharma especially interesting is how ...
