Not many shows manage to have such tight pacing. Best spy TV series on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, Disney+ or DVD in 2022 Alex Rider. We accompany Srikant on his mission across the length and breadth of India in the story, and yet, at no point does it feel like a rush job. The pacing of the show is one of its best features.
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