Preeti Srinivasan

Really good. Somewhat of a dark series. I wish Abhay had had a nice wife. Like Divya could be alive - The pair looked nice together.. I watched it on the computer to avoid some of the darker portions. And Kunal Khemu is the REAL UNDERRATED actor. He is superb in his acting. Suited the role so well. I wish he would act more and get more such opportunities. The series is not without its flaws. There is no family for Abhay at all? The boy is in a hostel...How about grandparents? And it was a little sad to see him in a relationship with a journalist in season 2 with his son in hostel. That might not gel well with the puritans. The lady caretaker was much better- more matronly. I don't know why they changed that. I'm sure the father of a child with no mother would not send him away to a lonely life in a hostel. Yet, the series does stand out.

Actually a very good series - Only, why did Laila lie about the Sunday? That has not been answered. Also slightly confusing here and there. I do agree with some people that length could have been reduced. But also a little disturbing from time to time. And why did Laila slit her throat? There was no reason to. When Velonie ran away for three days, who was she with? Where was she those three days? Was her being with someone fact or fiction?

I am not convinced by the many unanswered questions here. Why was the captain not penalised for not landing in Bangalore? Why did he keep his eyes closed? Some mediocre and cliched acting from the supporting staff...Like the lady on the panel. Clearly she is from theatre with all those exaggerated shaking of the head and unwanted expressions. The passengers are all terrible actors, especially when they all start shouting together. When the captain announces seat belt warning, the air hostesses are freely running around and during turbulence, they are steady while passengers are all over the place. it's an ok movie. one time watch

A terribly botoxed Raveena Tandon and a suave Parambrata. We get Aranyak. I guess the people who do the casting often forget realism. Raveena is a decent enough actress, but not brilliant. Doesn't suit the role with her cosmopolitan demeanor. Parambrata as the brooding cop who has lost his son fits the role better. Lots of twists and turns don't necessarily mean a great output. It's an ok watch. A little too contrived is Aranyak.