Kammattam

Bhawana Tanmayi of Moneycontrol wrote that "Kammattam has all it needs to be a good movie: a strong central case, a talented ensemble, and inspiration from real-life crime.

Firstpost remarked that the series "scores due to its performances" and appreciated its technical finesse, but observed that it could have delved deeper into the complexities of its central crime.

Filmfare gave it 3 out of 5 stars, calling it "a taut, watchable crime procedural" with an effective central performance by Sudev Nair and strong production design.

Shilpa Nair Anand of The Hindu said, "Kammattam is interesting, the series has all the elements of a thriller, and it works, largely.

From the very beginning, Kammattam comes across as unpolished, particularly due to the lack of finesse in its visuals.

The Times of India described it as "a fair police drama that’s worth a one-time watch," commending its cinematography and mystery setup, while noting that the narrative became confusing towards the end due to an overload of villains.

Trisha Bhattacharya of Mint wrote that "despite a promising setup, the series doesn’t quite stick the landing.