SONS OF ANARCHY Review : Why you should watch it?

Well, as a Harley Davidson admirer I started watching this show. I was always intrigued by the life of  a 'Rider' in a Motorcycle Club. So, this TV show was a way to experience the life of an Outlaw. Kurt Sutter did an awesome job to connect the show with the audience. The world he created was based upon the criminal syndicate called SAMCRO who operates both legal(garage) and illegal(gun running) businesses. Clay Morrow(Ron Perlman) heads the club, who is a badass, violent, old school biker who will go to any extend necessary to get his way out. The second in command is Jax Teller(Charlie Hunnam) stepson of Clay, who wants to make his club earn from legit business and get away from the gun running business. His beliefs are solidified when he happens to read the journal written by his father who had died long ago in an accident.

Each season involves two plots which are going on simultaneously;

1. Jax wanting to redeem his past involving his personal life and wanting the club to welcome the real meaning of riding i.e. 'Freedom' and 'Anarchism'

2. Everyday dealing with SAMCRO's gun running throughout western US and the beef with rival clubs, gangs, local authorities and politicians.

Show teaches a lot about the importance of family and friends in a person's life, how love from near and dear ones raises you and build you to fore-stand any odd in your life. Show is full of very meaningful and deep quotes about life, family, anarchism, loyalty etc.

The role of Gemma Teller Morrow(mother of Jax Teller) is played effectively by Katey Sagal who is a mean, independent, vengeful woman who is respected by the whole club. Katey played a role of mother who is very protective for his son(Jax) and the club. Her over protective nature results in complexities which Jax has to deal in the later part. Show has tried to show the inner feeling of an outlaw, what he craves in his life and I bet, many people among us also want the same thing i.e the true meaning of the life, 'liberation of mind from dominion of religion; liberation of human body from dominion of property; liberation from shackles and restraints of government.' Show makes a connection with the viewer as the viewer is sucked into deepness of the dialogues, action  and obviously Harley Davidsons.

Sometimes the show gets little boring when Jax is dealing with his private life but the season finale compensates for it. It may seem many a times that the show is going slow but believe me its a character building stage and Kurt has tried to connect the real feeling of the character with the viewer.

The two characters which moved me were 'Otto Delaney' played by Kurt Sutter and 'Opie' played by Ryan Hurst, both characters are very strong and shows the true meaning of allegiance and loyalty towards the club. It was always very interesting to watch the part of Otto and everything he did for the club and the hits he took in order safeguard the club. On the other hand Opie best friend of Jax was always there to help him and always believed in the vision of his friend regarding the future of the club. I would say both the actors did a good job in playing the character but Kurt Sutter earned my respect the way he played the Otto with such intensity. I would like to add one more thing that Ron Perlman played a very promising role as he played a character who was 'Grey', Good and Evil at the same time.

In the end I will love to say that if you are a Harley lover, Watch it!

If you a lover of leather outfit, Watch it!

If you a lover of Rock music, Watch it!

If you a lover of Action, Watch it!

If you a lover of a show with a message, Watch it!

Just Watch it!!