Download Lupin Season 1 all episodes Complete [Dual Audio] [ Hindi-English ] ( Web-DL 720p HD )

E01 | G-Drive |

E02 | G-Drive |

E03 | G-Drive |

E04 | G-Drive |

E05 | G-Drive |

E01 | G-Drive |

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E03 | G-Drive |

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REVIEW : Lupin S01 Part 1 Hindi Complete 720p HDRip Dual Audio [ Hindi Dubbed 5.1 – French ] If you think that this is a series about Arsène Lupin, it is not. What it is, is a series about about a man who lost his father at a young age. His father had been wrongfully accused of theft, and died of apparent suicide in his cell. Years later, Assane (the protagonist) decides right the wrongs of the past, while emulating his childhood hero, Arsène Lupin. Like his hero, he always tries to remain one step ahead of those chasing him. It is a very good series.

Now, for those who complain that it has nothing to do with the original stories, I feel your pain. But this is not a reinterpretation of the stories of Maurice Leblanc. It is a story that stands on it’s own, and the title of Lupin is justified as there are numerous references to the stories. In fact, one of the cops seems to be as much of a fan of Arsène Lupin as the protagonist is!

And for those who complain that the sound synchronisation is horrible, let me just remind you that this is a French production… The original sound track is all French! If you are watching this in Hindi, what can I say: that’s dubbing for you! lip movement and sound will be different because of the different languages spoken and heard.

Overall, this is a good series, and I do recommend it.

REVIEW : Lupin S01 Part 2 Hindi Complete 720p HDRip Dual Audio [ Hindi Dubbed 5.1 – French ] The show is at its best in Paris. Part of the joy is seeing the city and there’s a plotline involving the Musee d’Orsay. The show’s writer, George Kay, is actually British, and was a writer on Killing Eve. There is some of Killing Eve’s spirit here, especially in the Normandy scenes, which feel like the episodes where Eve tries to hide from Villanelle in the British countryside.

But unlike Villanelle, Diop is unfailingly poised. Such is Sy’s magnetism that he has prompted discussions about whether the next James Bond could be French. Each episode has a self-contained plot but that is secondary to the wider arc of the story, about how Diop became like this and his relationships now. As in series one, there are flashbacks to his youth in the nineties and Mamadou Haidara is charming as the young Diop, who falls in love easily, here with his friend who plays the violin. This detail is important – it is that kind of show, where Diop remembers moments from the past and deploys them cleverly