Shashah Review

In the boxing ring , punches are all questions, and the man holding his fist in the air at the end, is the man who got all the answers.

An American crime drama television series created and produced by Courtney A. Kemp in collaboration with the well-known black American rapper “50 Cent”.
It follows the story of a famous, intelligent, and undefeatable drug dealer who is trying to get rid from the criminal world and pursue his interest in business, yet balancing his family life.

Season one seems to be the most worthy, full of sophisticated storylines, so will let you enjoyably follow clues and foreshadows, but as the seasons continue, procrastination, scenarios’ exaggeration, and the depthless dialogues will shatter down all the good expectations.

The characters’ characteristics would be better if they were not spoken or described through unnecessary dialogues that sometimes seems not appropriate to be spelled by some characters for they may be against the way of how they essentially are.
The fourth season is more suitable as a sequel of season one, since the second season and the third are disappointing.

All in all, it’s worth watching if you like bloody black people drama and gangster lifestyle, but never suitable for under 17 years old audiences.