Tejaswini soni

It was incredibly new to me. The way the movie was shot and the scenes were pretty amazingly detailed. It was the first movie of stop-motion animation that i watched and would like to watch some of theses more. The story will resonate with adults living monotonous life and who feels disconnected from their surroundings and loved ones. Its a beautiful narration of how humans are trapped somewhere and sometimes there is no exit. Or if there is, one has not the courage to outgrow it. The movie lays open multiple questions of how relations begins to fall apart as depicted in the movie through falling of Michele's mask. Its heavy on emotions and not a light watch for those who are looking for answers. I liked it. Its a really good watch.

Light yet heavy on plot and emotions. Can be an emotional roller coaster to some. Informative and a happy read. Every character is awesomely built and showcases lives of adults through spec of real life raw sentimentalities. The novel tries to depict different life fronts with the help of so many characters involved. Jill Mansell did wonderful job in creation of characters from different fronts adding dimensions to possible situations. Took time to figure out the character which stands out the best to me and that is Flo. All the three female characters are equally strong and amiable. Apart from female cast, characters of Luke, Rory, Joe and Zander equally stands appreciable and casts a shadow to charcater like that of Ross and Giles. The novel is full of characters and thus provides ample space to speculate and weave stories around. 3.75/5

This show has the capacity to shake you from inside. High on emotions and leaves out a great message to just...just talk to people around you. Don't ever ignore them. We really don't know what happened/ is happening in somebody's life.The show explicitly touches upon those issues through emotional and tragic story of Hannah Baker. The first season makes you empathize with Hannah and makes feel characters, or in some way makes you feel too, the guilt of not helping Hannah and letting her down. Clay's guilt (in particular) makes you question how things for Hannah would have been different if they both have been open to each other and had confessed what they felt for each other. This season leaves you with a sense of guilt and awakening of your own surrounding. The second season further unfolds all the character's life. And upholds the values of friendship and family. The ending appears as if its a vicious circle to which there is no way out. A situation arises where the major characters thinking that now things are over and they all can actually move on and suddenly another outburst happens which puts them in another similar situation where they will be tested of what they learnt from Hannah Baker's story. In my opinion, once in a while, have a look at this show. It will be an emotional and exhausting sometimes but will provide you insight into some of serious issues which we take for granted.