Ayush Sadavarte

I’m writing this review just after watching it so my reaction is fresh No spoilers would be found so if you wish to read go ahead. Firstly this documentary would be perfect for those who are interested in crime stories. I know it’s a true crime story and as far as I know they have included every detail about the incident, they have shown how media hypes up every story that leads to a misleading crowd in every situation which is true even today. What more I realised though is that Indian families should change a bit. Not ethically or in any other way. But opening up among family members, or avoiding stigmatised beliefs is very important. This documentary just teaches us that as a society we have to change socially. We must accept things more often and focus on thinking about other people as they are, living their own lives, facing their own hardships and then they maintain their relations with us. The most important point is that we should understand and develop more perspectives based on science rather than getting lost in delusions. As one of the people interviewed said, “There is a thin line between faith and delusion.” and yes I agree that it’s true. Do watch it. It’s worth it!

A wonderful series Probably the best plot (series or movie) after Avengers Infinity War and Avengers Endgame. It's nice to see introduction to our next Marvel Supervillain: KANG! The plot of both of the seasons revolves around existing scientific theories of multiverse and the way it would work. Finally we have MCU getting ready for another set of unbelievable and dangerous villains and Clever and ever powerful heroes fighting against them. Hoping for more such series and movies. If anyone comes to me and asks what series would they watch, without a thought I would say Loki!