Black White and Gray

Storyline

Black, White & Gray – Love Kills tells the story of a young man accused of killing four people, including the girl he claims to love. The case, unsolved for two years, takes a new turn when an independent journalist investigates it through her own lens. As she pieces together interviews, police footage, and conflicting testimonies, she uncovers hidden motives, unreliable narratives, and a disturbing truth buried in shades of moral ambiguity. The series asks: in a world of facts and fiction, whose version of the story do you believe?

Tags

Tagline

Love, Lies, and Murder — The Truth Lies in the Gray

Motion Picture Rating (MPA)

A

Trivia

• This is one of the first Indian web series to use a mockumentary format in the crime thriller genre.
• Mayur More, known for light-hearted roles (like in Kota Factory), plays a much darker, complex character here.
• The show is inspired by real events, though dramatized for narrative effect.
• The series was shot primarily in Nagpur over a span of just 36 days, using natural lighting and handheld cameras to preserve realism.
• The production team consulted true-crime journalists and legal experts to maintain authenticity in investigative details.

Goofs

• "Truth is never black or white. It always hides in the gray." – Officer Chauhan
• "You call it love. I call it obsession." – The Accused
• "In stories like these, justice is a matter of perspective." – Journalist Narration

Quotes

• In the final episode, the end credits include real interviews with criminologists and legal experts, discussing how the media alters public perception in high-profile cases.
• The series credits also include hidden QR codes that lead to mock “case files” hosted on a promotional site.

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• In the final episode, the end credits include real interviews with criminologists and legal experts, discussing how the media alters public perception in high-profile cases.
• The series credits also include hidden QR codes that lead to mock “case files” hosted on a promotional site.

Connections

• The series subtly references the 2020 Indian true crime cases, especially incidents involving media sensationalism.
• One of the characters is named Daniel Gray, possibly a nod to the show’s title and theme about moral ambiguity.

Soundtracks

• Composer: Meghdeep Bose
• Featured Tracks:
• "Between the Lines" – An instrumental piece used throughout the investigation montages.
• "Lahu Ka Rang Gray" – A haunting fusion of Hindustani classical and ambient electronic, symbolizing the moral confusion in the story.
• "Truth Unseen" – The final credits song, composed with overlapping vocal layers representing conflicting narratives.