Riyaa Ariwala

Where Stars Land is a good drama to watch if you are looking an office romance coupled with a troubled past. For a change, the drama is set in Incheon airport where employees from passenger services and other teams work round the clock to ensure that every person is safe and comfortable. I liked the character pairings as well the supporting characters. What the drama lacked is proper, individual story lines for some of the characters close to the main protagonist. There was enough scope to include these but they weren't and that's sort of disappointing. I enjoyed watching it nonetheless.

The Grand Budapest Hotel is nothing short of a cinematic, artistic masterpiece. The visuals are a treat to the eyes, not to mention the alluring Wes Anderson direction. What truly sets the film apart is the intelligent and impeccable production design. The interiors of the hotel, in each scene, offer a glimpse into the world of that time, be it 1932 or 1968. It's almost like watching a live-action cartoon, with every character exuding caricature-like emotions. This film is certainly one of its kind!

While the story is interesting with a sense of familiarity, the execution of it is dismal to say the least. The dialogues, the sentiments, the humour are haphazard and so is the character development for each individual involved.