Anjali Budakoti

A beautiful story line with amazing cast. The plot setting is nostalgic. Many of us will be able to connect to situations one used to face in olden times. The cast is also commendable and carry the expressions and accent too well. Naina and Sameer go well together. Special appreciation for Munna (love his dialogues, especially the ones beginning with - "ae Pandat..."). Swati, Preeti,Pandit, Arjun, Shefali.. all have been very supportive. The family members are relatable and are fun to watch! Specially Bela chachi and Taiji (oo bai!!) .... Audio tapes, walkman, video tapes for VCR, landline phones, gold-spot, rasna, high neck sweaters, costumes, innocence of adolescence, no-phone era.... and what not ! There is so much which one can relate to ... The best part the show does not only focus on the protagonists but other characters have equally crucial roles. Not to forget the narrator, Sadiya Siddiqui. Her narration is too perfect! I wonder why is it not on PRIME TIME and is broadcast too late. I believe the show can get more attention if it is on TV on weekends (like "koi laut ke aya hai").

Definitely worth one watch. Loved Vijay and his transformation.

Loved both the seasons. Watching Hindi dubbed version. Love, love much love from India <3

Amazing show! A lot more to learn about India and it's food!