Raat Jawaan Hai review: A well-made, relatable show about urban parenting
One has not seen a lot of shows being made on adult friendships. There has also been a dearth of content on urban parenting. ‘Raat Jawaan Hai’, the new Sony…
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Bench Life review: A simple, humorous and effective take on the bench culture in the corporate world.
In the Hindi entertainment space, one has seen a variety of shows on corporate life. Such shows tend to be relatable and appeal to a large section of the audience…
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Brinda review: Trisha shines in a taut investigative thriller
When a major movie star makes their debut in the streaming space with a long-format series, you expect good things out of it. ‘Brinda’, an eight-episode long series which has…
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Gullak Season 4 review: As heart-warming as the first three seasons
The first season of TVF’s ‘Gullak’ arrived in 2019. It had been three years since the Indian audience had been introduced to the streaming space. ‘Gullak’ turned out to be…
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Family Aaj Kal review: A delightful show with memorable characters
In today’s times, people representing nations talk about making progress and marching ahead through advancement in technology and science. While we do witness technological marvels taking place in front of…
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Cubicles Season 3 Review: As engaging and heart-warming as the first two seasons
The first season of ‘Cubicles’ started streaming in the year 2019 and it emerged as yet another success story for The Viral Fever or TVF, a company which is known…
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The Jengaburu Curse review: India’s first cli-fi series keeps you consistently engaged
Nila Madhab Panda is known to make films that talk about climate change and issues that affect the environment we live in. Though the filmmaker has made films on other…
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College Romance Season 3 Review: Vastly entertaining new season deals with some pertinent issues
While conceptualizing ‘College Romance’, the creative team at TVF seemed to be clear about one thing. They would stick to the theme of the show faithfully and would refrain from…
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Maharani Season 2 Review: Huma Qureshi delivers a pitch-perfect performance in the vastly entertaining new season of this political thriller
Before embarking upon a career as a filmmaker, Subhash Kapoor worked as a political journalist for several years. His experiences as a journalist seem to have played an important role…
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London Files review: Arjun Rampal starrer web-series makes for an interesting watch
A large number of Hindi films have been shot in London till date and majority of them have shown the brighter, glamorous side of the city. London has been used…
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Undekhi Season 2 Review: A solid follow-up to the first season
The first season of ‘Undekhi’ ended with a very interesting cliffhanger that made one look forward to see how the next season unfolds. After a wait of almost two years,…
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Ranjish Hi Sahi review: A story that deserved a long-format series
Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt is one man who is known to be very vocal about the mistakes he has committed in his personal life. Apart from speaking about many darker aspects…
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Cubicles Season 2 Review: As delightful as the first season
Much before the advent of OTT platforms in India, The Viral Fever or TVF was one brand that was churning out high-quality digital shows on platforms like YouTube and later…
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Tabbar review: A gripping family thriller led by strong performances
‘Tabbar’ in Punjabi means family. For this thriller set in a small town, there couldn’t have been a more appropriate name. Created by Harman Wadala, who has also co-written the…
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Review – Ek Thi Begum 2 is a fast paced gangster entertainer, unfolds like a movie
On its release, the first season of Ek Thi Begum had turned out to be a pleasant surprise. With dialogues in Marathi and Hindi, it was a unique gangster entertainer…
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Exclusive review – Samantar 2 – An excellent tale about the battle between destiny, fate and actions
Is it all written in the destiny? Can you work towards the change in fate? Do actions take precedence over destiny and fate? These are some of the questions that…
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Review – Ray is a mixed bag where mind games form a common theme
The coming together of real and surreal is what binds the four stories in the latest anthology on Netflix, Ray. Is everything that you see is truly real, or what…
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Exclusive review – Grahan boasts of a very good story but patchy narrative and uneven performances
How do you feel as a viewer when the storyline is interesting and you want to know what happens next, but the narrative is patchy and performances uneven? It hurts,…
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Review – Indori Ishq throws a pleasant surprise, hits you hard with its emotional violence
In the current OTT space when youngsters come together for a web series, it is expected to be fun-n-frolic with frivolous elements thrown in. However, the very promo of Indori…
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Review – Sunflower is an intriguing dark comedy thriller
There is a scene in the pre-climax of Sunflower where two cops whisper into each other’s ears about the possible murderers. Both Ranvir Shorey and his junior Girish Kulkarni seem…
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