Swapnil Singh

I loved the concept... it's really tough to choose between what's right and what's by the law (going by the books). I also loved how they portrayed domestic violence. It reminded me of an incident when I was working as a MEL for the Milaan Foundation. I had to interview girls, and one response really stuck with me. A girl said, 'Mujhe ye pata nahi tha ki ye jo papa maa ko marte hain na, ye galat hai.' For her, it was just a simple statement, but that line kept echoing in my head. If she thinks it's okay, her entire family thinks it's okay. And when she gets married and faces the same, it'll feel okay to her because that's what she's grown up seeing—it’s normal

I really liked watching this show, they have tried to present the reality behind the elite class and lower class. The title is on point... There were so many love stories, love triangles but the one I liked was Faruq and Dhruv, that was so pure...

This is a movie that you must go for at least once because only then you can have essence of a alopecia patient... I was suffering from alopecia n when I watched this movie it went all n recalled everything I had gone through...it's soo realistic...that i imagined myself in place for her... You should go