mudasser farooq

Despite excellent performances by cast members in general a d Tripti in particular, the melancholic tone of film fails to register desired impact at times. At moments it trangresses into boredom and stalemate. Tripti is ravishing and breathes the titular role of Qalla. The mystery around her aura transfers completely onto her character. Tripti is definitely an artist to watch out for if she keeps on getting meaty parts like this in future. The feminist prespective of fame, jealousy and professional insecurity are beautifully waived in the storyline

I have never watched such an unappealing film directed by Kashyap. Easily his worst work till date with no elements of his trademark eccentricity in place. Only saving grace was probably decent performances by leading actors who tried their level best to uplift a half hearted attempt at delivering Gen Z their representative love story. Sociopolitical commentary on contemporary world felt like forcefed and dragged. I never felt so disconnected to a Kashyap film ever in my experience.

The show is carried by Shahid Kapoor and Vijay Sethupathi on their broad capable shoulders. The drama and thrill never disappoint at any point in time. The character arch of Shahid demanded nuance and commitment ably provided by actor. Sethupathy was charisma and wit impersonated whenever he arrived on screen. Particularly endearing was comradrie shared between Shahid and his best friend Bhuvan Arora.

I cannot fathom much of the hatred being directed towards this teen show. Teen shows are supposed to be superficial and raunchy as it is a necessary element of the genre. Asim Ahluwalia has recreated the magic and charisma of the original series and provided localised auxiliaries with ingenuity and sincerity. The cast is wonderful and most of them deliver on what was at offer. The music and visual artistry are top notched and gives you a feel of an international series

Jubilee is soaked in love for visual medium. The show perfectly lands in the world it tries to create and indulges extravagantly afterwards. The charm of 40s is just spread all over its visual texture. The story, however, at times fail to grip as strongly as visuals. Performances are top notch and casting is the USP of this show. I have my doubts on range showed by Aparshakti Khurrana but rest of the cast was nothing short of perfect. Overall,it is a visually spectacular flight into of a bygone world of cinema, politics, society and their interludes

A delightful watch indeed..particularly enjoyable are performances by Ratna Pathak Shah and Atul Kulkarni. The two veterans shine brilliantly in this feel good comedy surrounded by capable cast members. The touch of modernity is particularly glaring and it feels like a happy marriage in between Suraj Barjatiya and Zoya Akhtar cinema. Ratna Pathak's Hemlata is unapologetically opinionated yet affable while Atul Kulkarni' Ramesh is irriatating yet tender. These paradoxical elements allow these characters to remain with you even when series is over

A court room drama is all about creating charismatic lead characters, interesting premises and finnesse in appreciation of relevant procedure of law..this series fill in all these criterias..unexplored avenues of law are brilliantly put under discussion through fierce battles in courts..Varun and Shreya are not just formidable actors but a treat to the eye as well..nobody shall miss this masterpiece

An ode to times gone by..a great watch for those who like layered storytelling..