Nikhil Damodaran

The story is fine as a concept. But after the first few episodes where it explains the time travel, it fizzes off because the underlying politics isn’t flushed out as much. Perhaps they should understand that we are more enticed by gossip than science.

Great movie. The plot is enthralling. And unlike the reviews, the movie is done well. Even if you’ve seen the Spanish version, this one is decent.

The show was amazing. It was over the top media which was intentional. The characters were not black and white, but grey. The plot was believable and the way they treated the subject of #MeToo in media was amazing. The cast did a splendid job including the ones who played second fiddle to Jenifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon. There plot was so tight that we had to keep going. There was no ending drama. It was so real.

Not very tight. Could have done better to justify Bhumi’s character...

Worth the watch. A couple of plot holes but other than that you get hooked.

This story is nearly a good one, but it’s only nearly there.. For instance: the character of the honest lawyer, or the layers of the smaller sister etc we’re not given the time to culminate into more believable complexities. The plot lines: the new guys trying to manage local business and manipulating market to boost demand for weapons were abrupt, and did not evolve in a continuous manner. One instance this, another that.. Just when you think a plausible villain is getting developed into something you would understand as pragmatic, the villain doesn’t get screentime in the next two episodes. There are certain positives.. the fact that Indian Television series could move beyond conventional soap opera is a big thumbs up.. it might just be limitations of production, etc which could have limited this from being a “Gangs of Wasseypur” ish cult..