Akarsh Mittal

Avg. Too much monki stuff. Female lead was irritating.

Next level energy throughout the movie

Awesome one. Not the typical Bollywood style flick.

This is the review of SECOND season of college romance. If you haven't seen season 1, I insist you to go and watch it right now instead of reading this. Season 1 is easily 9/10. Season 1 had the story of the three friends (Naira, Karan, Trippy) starting their relationship. During their journey, the series gave genuine hilarious moments to the viewers and we could somehow connect to the characters. Alas, Season 2 went all downhill. Following generic storyline of first breaking and bending relationships. Moreover there are some unnecessary plot lines and characters. Like the episode with twins and characters like Dhatrapriya, Birju and Hippy, were all too over the top. Overacting made made it a further mess. All in all, I would advise to skip the second season. There is no dearth of good content on OTT space.

Aaaah.....first and foremost it is the only sitcom that is regularly compared with friends time and again. So, it wizzes past all the rest sitcoms in my opinion. Now, the main question which is the best out of these two. Can you watch both these shows endlessly CHECK. Do they have awesome characters CHECK. Do they both portray New York as the best and the most jubilant cities in the world CHECK. Only thing they do not have in common is the path to ending they have taken. If you want a fairy tail ending, Friends is the choice and if you want a bold take, then himym is the way to go. In conclusion go watch either of them. They will give you endless hours of laughter and are legendary. Ain't sitcoms about that. LAWYERED XD.

First and foremost I have not read the comics so am I in way eligible to compare the adaptation with the original work. Though, many comic readers have praised the adaptation. Invincible is an coming of age story of boy who's superpowers bloom late, even though his father is probably the strongest on Earth. To be honest, "Invincible" does nothing new purely from storytelling perspective. It just merges various plot elements we have seen time and gain from superhero franchises and media. Interestingly, the mixture has come out be perfect and added with all gore and blood, the final output is really impressive. From the ending of first episode, the plot really starts and continues to build up and we are offered, episodes 7 and 8 which to be honest could have been made into a movie and worthy of cinematic experience. Animation is strictly average and probably achilles' heel for anime watchers. Don't get me wrong, the animation is good for American "TV" standards like batman: the animated series but I also wonder what the result would have been if it was animated like a japanese anime. Occasional hiccups with 3D CGI also happen quite a few times. Nevertheless I adapted to the animation style quickly and appreciated the overall content. With 8 episodes of around 40-45 min runtime, this series is an absolute easy watch. It's totally binge-worthy!