Arya Rachel

First of all, I’ve had this series on my list for a long time, and what initially caught my attention was the storyline. I’ve always loved, been interested in, and even admired things related to ghosts, the supernatural, and Buddhism. As we know, unfortunately, even though there are many productions on this subject, the projection, the flow of the story, and the progression have usually been poor. I often left such series unfinished.

But with Khemjira, from the very first episode I watched, I strangely felt more curiosity and desire for the series. I immediately wanted the next episode to be released, and I still do. Honestly, the progression so far is so beautiful and smooth, exactly at the right pace—neither lacking nor excessive, just as it should be. Especially the supernatural beings and ghosts were done wonderfully. They don’t look fake or artificial at all. When you watch, you don’t think, “Oh, this is so childish, like a cartoon.” Instead, you literally say, “Wow, that’s amazing!”

The chemistry between Khem and Wat entertains me a lot. Their harmony—especially Wat’s power—really impresses me. His commanding attitude instills real fear. I absolutely loved it. I adore both of them so much. If you enjoy this type of content, I strongly recommend watching it.

For me, this series doesn’t deserve just ten out of ten—it deserves a full hundred stars. After a long time, I finally found a show exactly the way I wanted it. After The Sign, this is the best supernatural mystery series I’ve watched. I love you, Khemjira and Watt. 😍🌟🖤🤍