DIBYANARAYAN YADAV

Title: Disappointing Shift in Kapil Sharma's Comedy Style on Netflix As a long-time fan of Kapil Sharma's comedy, I eagerly anticipated his arrival on Netflix with "The Great India Kapil Show." However, I was deeply disappointed by the drastic shift in his comedic style. While Sharma's humor was once natural, family-friendly, and effortlessly enjoyable, his recent performances feel forced, unnatural, and uncomfortably semi-erotic. This departure from his original charm makes it challenging to watch the show with family, which was once a cherished activity. I urge comedians to stay true to themselves and avoid resorting to gratuitous humor. Kapil Sharma's comedy was at its best when it was authentic and inclusive.

Netflix's decision to introduce "Parasyte the Maxim" in Hindi dubbed seems perplexing, especially when viewers are already engrossed in series like "All of Us Are Dead," eagerly awaiting its second season. While Netflix may have hoped to capture audience attention with a similar genre, it falls short due to its average and forced execution. Prioritizing resources and quality production towards content that resonates with the audience would be more prudent. Introducing another K-drama in the same genre after the completion of a highly anticipated series could potentially generate more excitement and watch time. This approach aligns with the common understanding that catering to existing preferences leads to greater success in entertainment endeavors.