Sharon Sridhar

FORWARD, PROGRESSIVE,SMART AND AMAZING ARE the only words to describe this fantastic show. Literally the best of all korean dramas. No triangle nonsense, no emotional abuse, no money or power abuse. Just plain and simple goodwill portrayed with absolute sincerity and honesty. A TON of credit to Park Hyung-sik — such honesty in his acting and his eyes — uff! Absolute definition of charm and naughtiness in just the right amounts. And of course Bo-Young was such a treat to watch and I’m glad she wasn’t one of those cheesy helpless sorta girl but truly STRONG - just like the title of the show. Nothing is too overboard and though classified under fantasy genre, is very very much real in portrayal and speaks of how one should truly treat one another no matter how strong or how weak you maybe. Fantastic and an absolute must-watch!

A simplistic, realistic and refreshing portrayal of the brutalities in the police workforce. Speaks of the hardships inside and out as they step out of a harsh past into a harsher future. The climax isn’t imaginative and clichéd, but rather portrayed as one , where the protagonist has the power to mould a better future for others and speaks of the hope to come, rather than a short-term definitive solution, just to merely conclude the picture and satisfy the optimism in the audience. Shows us the mirror. A must watch.

I think season 2 really impressed me the most, especially when they addressed a lot of stuff related to mental health, decision making, self-respect and self-empowerment. These were some questions I’ve always asked myself growing up and they’ve catered the answers to it in a very beautiful and lucrative manner. An absolute blockbuster and a well-conceived plot! This show is definitely relatable and is a must-watch!

I swear this is by far the best comedy I’ve seen on Sab TV. To those who call Elaichi annoying I’d say I’ve only found her super funny and naughty bringing alive an air of mischief! It’s such a treat to watch her on screen. Pancham is super sweet and his innocence compliments the brattish behaviour of Elaichi. But credits to no specific actor here because each one is simply too brilliant to compliment! The writer deserves commendation here for his impeccable and timely-comic sense. A Rib-Tickler for sure!!