Piali Sengupta

Well, Sex Education has released it's fourth and final season and I felt this season is about three things: 1. Delving into one's own unknown avenues and embracing them openly. And in doing so, one would face struggles, embarrassment, opinions of others; but ultimately knowing that any individual cannot be happy until they remain honest with themselves. 2. Owning up to one's mistakes and apologising for them. We often make mistakes which may stem from lack of proper understanding due to immature age or lesser understanding of the other's perspective. And in this process we tend to hurt people with our words or actions. But apologising when one understands one's mistakes can also balm the trauma that was created their actions. 3. Learning to move on, knowing that everything that we want or the way we want them, may not always be meant for us. Many characters have been retained from the earlier seasons. There are a few new characters as well. And of course the season deals with sensitive topics. I liked the way it ended. I love how Aimee's character was treated. And Eric is the best 🙋

Waste of time for the most part. Liked the story by Konkona Sen Sharma a bit. The others were so bad. The story by Sujoy Ghosh confused me. Lust story turned into horror story in that one. The first one by R. Balki was like an introduction and not really a story. The one with Kajol had some substance but 40mins also seemed to prolonged. A bunch of good actors hired for some time pass.

A series on the vampire-human interaction, a love story, and the clash between the humans and the supernaturals are part of the plot. The beginning seemed weak and bit extended but I liked the way it ended, hinting towards a probable season 2. The settings, location, presentation of Kolkata, incorporation of important events from the history of the city etc are also nice. Overall a nice one time watch.