Juhi Davda

Watching this show was kinda like watching a train wreck. Horrifying yet spectacular, I hated most of the characters yet I couldn't stop watching. The formula is same in all seasons - a bunch of awful, privileged people in a luxury resort on an island, having a weirdly terrible time. Some of them find themselves, some have epiphanies and some get killed! The cast was amazing. I was especially looking forward to see Arnold Schwarzenegger's son, and he did a fabulous job. Truly gripping and dark with a stunning social narrative on the disparity between upper class & working class. I am hoping to see more seasons!

Painfully slow and boring. I'm a big fan of all the old Rajshri Productions pieces—maybe that's why I had high expectations. But this is the exact opposite. The sweet, joyful charm is completely missing, and I couldn't stand it past a few episodes. Disappointing.

The title itself could be the review. It is a failure - weak and disappointing. Parker's acting is as always terrible! Matthew McConaughey is the only good thing, he gave an honest performance, the two stars for him.

An artistic horror flick with a strong female protagonist. The story, the cinematography, the characters and their development - so powerful. And Tripti's performance? FABULOUS! Not for the soft hearted though.

Movies like this prove why filmmaking is an art. A fantastic horror/ thriller where the past comes to meet the present to unravel a mystery. It takes you on a journey along with the protagonist and what an exhilarating journey it was. The plot, the characters, the cinematography, choreography, costumes, music - all spot on. This was truly an experience!

A delightful mix of 'fast and furious' style action and Rom-com level cheesy romance. Although it didn't reach it's potential on either side, it was still a treat to watch having Ryan Gosling in it. His chemistry with Emily Blunt was, well, blunt. The story line was also very predictable, I saw the plot coming half way through. Nor did it live up to the hype neither was it a waste of time at all. It was a bit warm and funny and entertaining, just could have been better.

Very disappointing. The climax and the end belong in the 1950s. Reminds me India is so much behind than most of the world. The acting is weird, dialogues are cringe, music is ridiculous and the dance is horrible! They tried too hard and went absolutely nowhere. Take out the fame of the lead actors from this movie and there is nothing left. What a waste.

What an amazingly heart warming and soulful movie! The story is so unique and refreshing. The script explores some very deep, real issues and leaves a powerful message about love, kindness and tackling the ugliest things life throws at us. Two very subtle but very important points played for the Indian audience here are - 1. A loving, caring Muslim family being the saviour of a Hindu girl who was betrayed by a Hindu guy (usually Muslims are portrayed in bad light in so many movies). 2. Gay marriage of an Indian guy from a conservative family (which is still pretty taboo here). Can we call it a masterpiece? May be not. But it is still a fantastic movie and much better than mainstream Bollywood. Ignore the critics and watch it, absolutely recommended.❤️

What an absolute masterpiece!!! I laughed and I cried and I think I emotionally grew a little bit myself right along with the characters. It starts with some chuckles, filling your heart with warm, fuzzy joy along the way and ends leaving your eyes rimmed with tears. I have never seen a series more wholesome than this. I wish I could erase it from my memory just so I can experience it all again.

This was so slow, so depressing I had to binge watch 'Friends' to cheer myself up. I kept watching because the good reviews say it has an important message, but no it doesn't. It's just a dull portrayal of one long day in the life of an assistant to a toxic, abusive boss. I don't see why people are praising this, how is this even helping or being meaningful towards the said cause. It doesn't even inspire, because the assistant doesn't really take a stand. She simply files a lame complaint which goes unseen and then carries on with her day as usual. No acting, no plot, no message. I have seen documentaries better than this. If you came to see a woman who stands up against her boss and his sexual abuse, watch the movie 'Bombshell', it is much better.