Tanya Khatri

The best comfort watch. Honest, heartwarming friendships and relationships.

What a beautiful depiction of make friendship. This the kind of Indian cinema I want to vouch for.

Such a fun and empowering film. Loved the dynamic between all the sisters. :')

I have always been a fan of 'a group of kids trying to save the world' theme. Such an odd group if fun characters. Unlike a lot of shows where the school kids look like Instagram influencers, this show does the job ptetty well in terms of casting. The story might not be the most plausible but you can watch it for your childhood nostalgia when such kind of shows were your friends post-school lunch. My rating for cuteness is 5/5 and everything else sums it up to 3/5 for me. *want a friend like Borb*

Rating: 3 Yeah, I mean if you can ignore the poor plot and the rap they made Dulquer do in this film, it can be watched on a free Friday night when you're not in the mood to watch anything which'll require mental effort. Although, I won't lie that the reference to Erich Fromm was quite impressive and excuse me, how expressive are Aditi Rao Hydari's eyes. I watched it for the love I have for Dulquer as an actor. (Plus he is one handsome man.) *now listening to* heyyyyyyyyyyy sinaaaaamikaaa

Rating: 3.5 As an enthusiast of the trope 'survival by winning games', I really enjoyed this show. I think the two main characters, Arisu and Usagi are great players who perfectly take the story forward for the viewers. The back stories of all the central characters are shown in a very concise and sharp way. I just felt that the transitions from one plotline to the other could've been smoother, and the dubbing was not that great. Other than these two points, it's pretty brutal and very enjoyable. :')

Feel good. And feel being good after watching this show.