Brothers

Ador is a respected CIDG officer with a close family, while his brother Cardo prefers the solitude of the mountains as a SAF trooper. When Ador is betrayed by a colleague and killed, Cardo is ordered to assume his identity to complete the unfinished mission. To pull off the ruse he has to live Ador's life, step into his role with the family and friends who mourn him, and reconnect with a grandmother he once blamed for abandoning him, all while keeping his own past and loyalties hidden.

The series premiered in 2015 and was created by Rondel P. Lindayag. It stars Coco Martin as Ricardo Dalisay, with Julia Montes, Susan Roces, Jaime Fabregas, and John Arcilla among the principal cast, grounding the show in familiar Philippine TV talent.

Critics and viewers rated the show moderately, the available user score is 6.7 out of 10 from 34 votes. Reviews tended to note its mix of action and family melodrama, and episodes focus on themes of identity, loyalty, institutional corruption, and the cost of duty. Pacing and tonal shifts drew mixed reactions, with many praising performances while questioning plot convenience at times.

The show prompted conversations around law enforcement and family loyalty within Filipino popular culture, especially because it places a lone operative inside a household full of unresolved history. Scenes where Cardo balances police work with personal ties became frequent talking points, and the series helped keep public attention on TV stories that blend procedural elements with domestic drama.

No reliable information on major awards or international recognitions is available in the supplied data. There may have been local nominations or acknowledgments, but specifics are not documented here, so any claims about wins or prizes would be speculative.