Download The Test Case 2018 (Season 1) Hindi {ALT Balaji Series} WeB-DL || 720p [300MB] || 1080p [500MB]

Download The Test Case Season 1 Hindi (ALT Balaji Series) 1080p, 720p . All Episodes are available in 720p & 1080p of each episode 200MB & 500MB each. There is only 1 season and released in 2018. It has a total number of 10 episodes. This is an Action, Drama Series and produced by ALT Balaji. This series is available in Hindi. Download this series with the below download links.

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Captain Shikha Sharma (Nimrat Kaur) is the only woman in a group of Indian Army officers training to join the Special Forces. She is also the first woman to be undertaking the course making her a "test case" for inducting women into combat oriented roles in the Indian Army. The story line revolves around her journey of overcoming challenges at home to biases by her colleagues despite being an intelligent and a highly motivated individual.

Download The Test Case Season 1 Hindi 1080p, 720p – ALT Balaji Series

Series Info:

Full Name: The Test Case
Season: 1
Episodes: 10
Language: Hindi
Release Year: 2018
Size: 300MB & 500MB
Quality: 720p and 1080p
Format: Mkv

Storyline:

The Test Case is an ALTBalaji Original Web-series. Preparing to be the Indian Army’s first female test case in a combat role, Captain Shikha Sharma will do anything to fit into the male-dominated academy. Will she finally be the Indian Army’s first ever Female Combat Officer?

The problem with a television production house like Ekta Kapoor’s Balaji – ALTBalaji fronts as their digital wing – is that irrespective of the relevance of stories they choose to tell, there is only ever one cinematic language. The cross-section of traditional viewers they cater to hasn’t changed, even across a new medium. For example, one of their early web-shows, a homosexual love story called Romil & Jugal, pivoted on its risqué social theme as the selling point. Yet, its treatment still assumed the lowest-common-denominator grammar – replete with loud regional caricatures, glossy interiors, gym bods, fat shaming, sermonizing and cartoonish sound effects.

Therefore, it’s safe to say that only those who’ve been brought up on a steady diet of regressive saas-bahu soaps might have considered this a “brave,” progressive and path-breaking deviation from the mandatory family-friendly template.