Manshi Nagar

I’ve been staring at this blank box for ten minutes, and I still don’t know what to say. I never thought an animated show could make me feel this much. The last time anything animated hit me this hard was Grave of the Fireflies. This show—its characters, its storylines, its honesty—everything is just… impeccable. The way it tackles such deep, complicated themes with so much nuance is honestly unmatched. I just sat there wide-eyed, when it ended—completely overwhelmed. I don’t think I’ll ever forget this show. It’s going to stay with me for a long, long time. Thank you, BoJack.

I’ve been staring at my screen for the past two minutes, completely at a loss for words to describe how When Life Gives You Tangerines made me feel. Saying it made me cry doesn’t even begin to cover it — the emotions it stirred in me were so raw, that they are engraved on my soul. I want everyone to watch it, to experience its beauty, and to understand just how powerful storytelling can be. I will advocate for this show with everything I have — it’s that good. The script is so stunning, I’m tearing up just thinking about it again. This is not just a 5 out of 5 — it’s a 6. Absolutely brilliant. The cinematography is breathtaking, the screenwriting is flawless, and the acting is beyond impeccable. Every aspect of this show deserves praise. (p.s. keep a box of tissues handy when watching this show.)

I wish Harry never said yes to this movie, because that would have left his ‘good actor’ image intact in my mind :( I’ll never understand how Olivia Wilde fumbled the bag so hard towards the end.

(3.5/5) The first half of the movie should have been edited out :) However, the second half redeems it with strong build-up, impressive action sequences, and solid acting. I hope the next installment focuses more on the serious tone established towards the end and avoids overdoing the comedy. All in all, this film marks a new era for the fantasy/sci-fi genre in Indian cinema.