Vampire drama is something that we all have grown up watching, whether it's Twilight, The Vampire Diaries, or any other drama; however, when we talk about the commonality, one thing that we have seen in all these supernatural dramas is love story between a human and a vampire. Now, we've got an Indianised version of the vampire drama in Netflix's new web series Tooth Pari: When Love Bites. 
 
The Netflix drama has everything that we have seen previously — there are vampires, witches, humans, and secret missions. But how director Pratim Dasgupta has made this ordinary vampire-human love story extraordinary makes this show a winner. 
 
Set in Kolkata, Tooth Pari: When Love Bites opens in a hotel bar with the charming Rumi (Tanya Maniktala), meeting a random man in the club, however soon the situation changes as we see Rumi's fangs coming out and we are introduced to the blood-sucking dashing vampire. Soon, she calls her partner Sreela, who she's giving training in hunting. Taking the fresh blood of the man, the two walk out and we are introduced to the secret world of vampires, who are living underground, away from the sunlight and human life.

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The underground world is called Neeche ki duniya, the secret yet luxury resort made by keeping all the vampire needs in mind. There is a game corner, stylish cells, blood bar with all the types of blood available, like fatty, diabetic and alcoholic etc. But, still, the craving is for fresh human blood. Rumi is rebellious, charming and fashionable and is one of the few vampires who dare to step out in her fashion best to satisfy her blood craving. However, things go wrong one day when she tries to suck a man and ends up losing her one canine tooth. 
 
In the hope to get her teeth back, she meets shy human dentist Bikram Roy (Shantanu Maheshwari), who is suffering from Hemophobia. While their love story keeps on blooming, on the other side we are introduced to the Cutmundus, the group of humans led by a woman called Luna Luka, who is practising witchcraft and her only motive is to wipe out vampires from the world.

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From Cutmundus' revenge to a police officer investigating a case and in search of a vampire and Rumi and Doc Roy's love story forms the rest of the eight-episode series. 
 
What's best

Set in beautiful Kolkata, Pratim Dasgupta presents this supernatural drama in the best way possible. There is humour, suspense, drama, love, and close-knit history. The story is sketched out well and with so many stories running parallel, this vampire drama will keep you hooked from the first frame to the last. 
 
The way they have captured and used the beauty and architecture of Kolkata is commendable, and it all perfectly fits the tone of the show. The set and design are incredibly alluring and leave you wanting for more.

The screenplay and writing of the show are solid, the frame shifts from the romance to the investigation and the backstory run smoothly.

The language of the show is a mix of English, Hindi and Bengali and works very well. 
 
Characters are the winner: 
 
The humorous, creepy and weird characters make this show a winner. Apart from Rumi and Roy, there is Wicca Luna Luka, played by Revathi, Adil Hussain as AD, the one who controls the vampire, Ora, a vampire leader played by Anish Railkar, Sikander Kher as cop Kartik, the century-old vampire Meera (Tillotama Shome), David (Saswata Chatterjee). &nbsp;All of these characters are well-written and presented with appropriate screen time and attention.

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The cast of the show is fantastic and their outstanding acting will impress you. Tanya Maniktala, who has enthralled us with her performance in Suitable Boy, Flames, has once again given a top-notch performance. Shantanu Maheshwari is another gem of the show as he perfectly portrays the shy and loving boy Doctor Roy. 
 
Sikander Kher as a frustrated alcoholic policeman is commendable. Saswata Chatterjee, as David, Tillotama Shome, as Meera, and Revathi&nbsp;as Luna Luka bring unique charm to the show. 
 
Final verdict 
 
This Indian version of Vampire drama is fresh, gripping with a solid pack of entertainment and should be on your weekend watch list.&nbsp; 
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Vampire drama is something that we all have grown up watching, whether it's Twilight, The Vampire Diaries, or any other drama; however, when we talk about the commonality, one thing that we have seen in all these supernatural dramas is love story between a human and a vampire.

Vampire drama is something that we all have grown up watching, whether it's Twilight, The Vampire Diaries, or any other drama; however, when we talk about the commonality, one thing that we have seen in all these supernatural dramas is love story between a human and a vampire. Now, we've got an Indianised version of the vampire drama in Netflix's new web series Tooth Pari: When Love Bites. The Netflix drama has everything that we have seen previously — there are vampires, witches, humans, and secret missions. But how director Pratim Dasgupta has made this ordinary vampire-human love story extraordinary makes this show a winner. Set in Kolkata, Tooth Pari: When Love Bites opens in a hotel bar with the charming Rumi (Tanya Maniktala), meeting a random man in the club, however soon the situation changes as we see Rumi's fangs coming out and we are introduced to the blood-sucking dashing vampire. Soon, she calls her partner Sreela, who she's giving training in hunting. Taking the fresh blood of the man, the two walk out and we are introduced to the secret world of vampires, who are living underground, away from the sunlight and human life. Also read: Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan review: Salman Khan defies logic one head butt at a time The underground world is called Neeche ki duniya, the secret yet luxury resort made by keeping all the vampire needs in mind. There is a game corner, stylish cells, blood bar with all the types of blood available, like fatty, diabetic and alcoholic etc. But, still, the craving is for fresh human blood. Rumi is rebellious, charming and fashionable and is one of the few vampires who dare to step out in her fashion best to satisfy her blood craving. However, things go wrong one day when she tries to suck a man and ends up losing her one canine tooth. In the hope to get her teeth back, she meets shy human dentist Bikram Roy (Shantanu Maheshwari), who is suffering from Hemophobia. While their love story keeps on blooming, on the other side we are introduced to the Cutmundus, the group of humans led by a woman called Luna Luka, who is practising witchcraft and her only motive is to wipe out vampires from the world. Also read: Evil Dead Rise movie review: A demonic delight that'll haunt your dreams From Cutmundus' revenge to a police officer investigating a case and in search of a vampire and Rumi and Doc Roy's love story forms the rest of the eight-episode series. What's best Set in beautiful Kolkata, Pratim Dasgupta presents this supernatural drama in the best way possible. There is humour, suspense, drama, love, and close-knit history. The story is sketched out well and with so many stories running parallel, this vampire drama will keep you hooked from the first frame to the last. The way they have captured and used the beauty and architecture of Kolkata is commendable, and it all perfectly fits the tone of the show. The set and design are incredibly alluring and leave you wanting for more. The screenplay and writing of the show are solid, the frame shifts from the romance to the investigation and the backstory run smoothly. The language of the show is a mix of English, Hindi and Bengali and works very well. Characters are the winner: The humorous, creepy and weird characters make this show a winner. Apart from Rumi and Roy, there is Wicca Luna Luka, played by Revathi, Adil Hussain as AD, the one who controls the vampire, Ora, a vampire leader played by Anish Railkar, Sikander Kher as cop Kartik, the century-old vampire Meera (Tillotama Shome), David (Saswata Chatterjee). All of these characters are well-written and presented with appropriate screen time and attention. The cast of the show is fantastic and their outstanding acting will impress you. Tanya Maniktala, who has enthralled us with her performance in Suitable Boy, Flames, has once again given a top-notch performance. Shantanu Maheshwari is another gem of the show as he perfectly portrays the shy and loving boy Doctor Roy. Sikander Kher as a frustrated alcoholic policeman is commendable. Saswata Chatterjee, as David, Tillotama Shome, as Meera, and Revathi as Luna Luka bring unique charm to the show. Final verdict This Indian version of Vampire drama is fresh, gripping with a solid pack of entertainment and should be on your weekend watch list. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Tooth Pari: When Love Bites review: This Indianised vampire drama is a treat to watch

Tooth Pari OTT release date: Netflix India has dropped the trailer for its upcoming series Tooth Pari which shows an unusual love story between a shy dentist and a patient who is actually a vampire. The series stars Tanya Manikatala and Shantanu Maheshwari in the lead and the story follows their romance. The story will be unique as it will show complicated love between a human and a vampire. The story is set in the City of Joy, Kolkata where the love story will unfold in mysterious ways.&nbsp;

The trailer introduces us to the vampire Rumi (Tanya Maniktala) who falls in love with a dentist Roy (Shantanu Maheshwari). Their love has Rumi promising that she won’t ever bite again but there are a host of other characters who are a part of this universe.

The genre of the story is of that ‘romantic fantasy thriller’ and it is promoted as a love story with other-worldly elements. We have seen a lot of vampire love stories like Twilight and Vampire Diaries, in which the male character is portrayed as a vampire. This will be an interesting watch as it will be the first time that a female will be seen on the other side of the story.&nbsp;

<h2>Tooth Pari OTT release date and where to watch</h2>

The series will be available to watch on Netflix on April 20, 2023. On Twitter, Netflix India shared the first trailer of the series with the caption, "She was a vampire girl, he was a dentist boy. What could go wrong? Catch Rumi and Roy’s story, in Tooth Pari. Arrives 20th April!"&nbsp;

<h2>Tooth Pari cast and director</h2>

Other than the main lead, the show also stars Adil Hussain, Saswata Chatterjee, Revathy, Sikander Kher and Tillotama Shome. Revathy plays the leader of a Cutmundus, which appears to be a clan of witches who are dead set against the vampires and Sikander Kher plays a cop, who appears to be caught in this mess of non-human entities.

The series is directed by Pratim Dasgupta and produced by Endemol Shine India. While talking about the series, Pratim said in a statement, “While at its core, it’s a classic love story between a vampire and a human being, it’s also a life-affirming fable brimming with humanity. The series brings together some of the best actors we have in the country who tap into their wild side to get under the skin of these unique characters. Tooth Pari is visually distinct and matched by an emotionally absorbing story that will hopefully forge a deep connection with the audiences.” 
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Tooth Pari OTT release date: Netflix India has dropped the trailer for its upcoming series Tooth Pari which shows an unusual love story between a shy dentist and a patient who is actually a vampire.

Tooth Pari OTT release date: Netflix India has dropped the trailer for its upcoming series Tooth Pari which shows an unusual love story between a shy dentist and a patient who is actually a vampire. The series stars Tanya Manikatala and Shantanu Maheshwari in the lead and the story follows their romance. The story will be unique as it will show complicated love between a human and a vampire. The story is set in the City of Joy, Kolkata where the love story will unfold in mysterious ways. The trailer introduces us to the vampire Rumi (Tanya Maniktala) who falls in love with a dentist Roy (Shantanu Maheshwari). Their love has Rumi promising that she won’t ever bite again but there are a host of other characters who are a part of this universe. The genre of the story is of that ‘romantic fantasy thriller’ and it is promoted as a love story with other-worldly elements. We have seen a lot of vampire love stories like Twilight and Vampire Diaries, in which the male character is portrayed as a vampire. This will be an interesting watch as it will be the first time that a female will be seen on the other side of the story. Tooth Pari OTT release date and where to watch The series will be available to watch on Netflix on April 20, 2023. On Twitter, Netflix India shared the first trailer of the series with the caption, "She was a vampire girl, he was a dentist boy. What could go wrong? Catch Rumi and Roy’s story, in Tooth Pari. Arrives 20th April!" Tooth Pari cast and director Other than the main lead, the show also stars Adil Hussain, Saswata Chatterjee, Revathy, Sikander Kher and Tillotama Shome. Revathy plays the leader of a Cutmundus, which appears to be a clan of witches who are dead set against the vampires and Sikander Kher plays a cop, who appears to be caught in this mess of non-human entities. The series is directed by Pratim Dasgupta and produced by Endemol Shine India. While talking about the series, Pratim said in a statement, “While at its core, it’s a classic love story between a vampire and a human being, it’s also a life-affirming fable brimming with humanity. The series brings together some of the best actors we have in the country who tap into their wild side to get under the skin of these unique characters. Tooth Pari is visually distinct and matched by an emotionally absorbing story that will hopefully forge a deep connection with the audiences.” WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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