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Aarav’s colleague, Rohan, provides comic relief and skepticism, while the landlord (a typical grumpy Mumbai building owner) adds a layer of mundane reality that contrasts sharply with the growing horror.
Released during the lockdown-heavy months of 2020, Woodpecker Part 1 found an audience that was hungry for high-stakes drama. While other Ullu shows leaned heavily into the "Hotshots" genre, Woodpecker attempted something rare: suspense-driven eroticism. Woodpecker Part 1 -2020- Ullu Original
Following the success of Woodpecker Part 1 (2020, Ullu Original) , the actors saw a boost in their digital careers. Aarav’s colleague, Rohan , provides comic relief and
Ullu, in 2020, was not known for high production values. However, Woodpecker showed measurable improvement. The acting, particularly from the lead, is serviceable
The acting, particularly from the lead, is serviceable but not award-winning. There are moments of over-emoting, especially during the police station scene, but overall, it rises above typical web series melodrama.
Upon its release in late 2020, Woodpecker Part 1 received mixed reactions, largely because it defied audience expectations.