Nikhil Kaul

​"Lokah" marks a significant first step in creating India's first major superhero franchise. ​The movie itself is decent, offering solid entertainment and packed with strong performances. A particular highlight is the impactful cameo by Tovino Thomas, which gives the audience an exciting glimpse of what to expect in the next installment. ​Crucially, the ending expertly sets the tone for the upcoming movie, suggesting the next chapter in this new franchise will be substantially bigger and better.

​The Witcher remains a compelling fantasy series, successfully blending the genres of monster hunting, magic, and political intrigue. Its narrative is rich, featuring engaging depictions of witches, elves, and power-hungry monarchs. The show's strength lies in its nicely developed characters and the impressive commitment of the lead actors, which firmly established it as a must-watch. ​However, the change in the lead actor for Season 4 presents a significant challenge that may temper the show's dynamic. Despite this potential dullness, the narrative arc established at the end of the season 4 provides an exciting and anticipated cliffhanger, leaving viewers eagerly awaiting the next installment.

​"Nobody Wants This" provides a distinctive and compelling take on modern adult relationships. ​What makes the series so engaging is how it uses a very simple storyline to explore the natural, day-to-day situations that couples face, which ultimately determine the direction of their journey. The performances from the whole cast are solid, and the show's commitment to simplicity and realism is its greatest strength, making it immediately relatable and heartwarming.

​Lazarus is a twisted murder mystery centered on a psychiatrist plagued by visions. Though it bears the hallmarks of a Harlan Coben story—and certainly throws surprising twists—the plot ultimately fails to land, leaving the viewer or reader unsatisfied despite the dramatic narrative efforts.

​"Task" boasts a formidable ensemble cast, yet it ultimately fails to capture the intricate quality and impact of shows like Mare of Easttown. While the initial premise is engaging, the narrative quickly devolves into predictability, settling as just another standard crime drama. Despite several decent individual performances, the average storyline acts as a considerable anchor, preventing the series from rising above the crowded genre.

​"King & Conqueror" is a distinctly ordinary production that fails to make a significant impact. While the historical narrative remains compelling, the screenplay is a major weakness, continually missing its mark. Viewers may find themselves watching solely for the plot, but they will likely be left waiting in vain for the pivotal, high-stakes moment that the subject matter demands.

While Wayward might not be a flawless series, it offers a distinct perspective on trauma that, when cleverly blended with mystery and crime elements, makes it a compelling watch.

​Foundation is a solid entry in the expansive genre of galactic sci-fi. While overall a decent watch, it's the thrilling conclusion of Season 3 that truly stands out. The finale masterfully delivers a series of unexpected revelations and dramatic shifts, leaving the audience with an intense sense of curiosity and a hunger for the future of the series.

The story is good but the way it has been told is average and it never reaches the high point expected from it.

A fun, heartwarming and entertaining drama which will make you smile. A simple story alleviated by the performance of its cast and especially Yogi Babu. Go and enjoy this Indian family drama.