If this series is viewed only from a Western perspective, it will be totally incomprehensible to a viewer without an understanding of the cultural context in which the series is set. It's clear that a lot of money was spent in production even if the acting and storylines leave much to be desired. There are holes in the plots that seem to be conveniently ignored as long as the ending achieved was a happy one and had a moral to it. The editing and scene merges are poorly done but for a first attempt, it's not a bad soap opera. However a western audience would tire of the blandness of the content unless more controversial issues could be included in the plots. Since that may not be likely, the series will probably only enjoy popularity among a certain target audience and geographical setting.
Review of Justice: Qalb Al Adala
