sangeetha Narayan

I have watched about 209 episodes of this serial. And I'm yet waiting for that moment where I might feel a bit bored. I have enjoyed watching each and every episode with so much excitement and joy. Every single character, the primary as well as secondary ones have made the story interesting and added so many different dimensions to the characters. Pushpa has created quite a village around herself. Her relationship with each of her children has been uniquely portrayed. And I can't even begin to tell how impressed I'm with Pushpa's relationships with the two antagonists, Bhapodra and Dileep Patel. Looking forward to hundreds more episodes. My best wishes and loads of admiration to the creators of Pushpa Impossible and every single one of the actors in this serial!!!

A definite must watch show. I love the shades of grey of Anupama's husband. You love him one day and the next day you want to smack him😁. It is how people really are. They are not perfect or all out evil all the time. We come in so many shades of grey. I almost want Anupama and Vanraj to get back together some days ...especially when I see the blooming friendship between the two of them. It just made me a bit sad that they grew close when they are on the verge of separation. I can feel both of their anxiety. This show has really drawn me in. Keep up the good work guys!!!

Stories are magical. Stories are divine. Stories are supposed to be derived from a non fictional world and transformed into a fictional world. But they do more than that. They remind us of our true nature, true power and endless possibilities. They are here to show us that when we set our minds to it, we can do pretty much anything. Such is the story of Disney's Frozen ...1 and 2, a tale of love, a tale of friendship, a tale of two sisters, Elsa and Anna. Elsa, the older sister is the proper princess but also comes with a dark(according to her) secret, a magical power of turning everything into ice. Anna, on the other hand is a total opposite, with no magical power as such, but comes with boat loads of charm and innocence. Frozen 1 is the story of how Elsa hides her magical powers, and tries to be something that she is not. It is up to Anna to save her sister, not just physically, but on a soul level, by making her accept herself, magic powers and all, and makes her fall in love with her true self which sets them all free. Frozen 2 digs a bit deeper and lets its audience know why Elsa has that power. It begins with Elsa hearing a haunting melody from the forest. And when they set out to discover the source of that tune, they get a lot more than they could handle ...or at least a lot more than what they think they can handle. That is the beauty of the story of Frozen ...1 and 2. In its attempt to bring growth in its main characters, it also reaches out to its audience and teaches them a lesson or two or three ... ... We are a lot more than what we seem. And when a crisis hits us, we can dig deep and find the real us, the magical being hidden in us, capable of doing anything and everything. ... When we come face to face with our battle, all we need to do is take a deep breath and do the "next right thing"(absolutely loved this lesson). ... Sometimes we can go on this journey with our near and dear ones. And sometimes, our destiny separates us. When our roads separate, it is our love for each other that carries us through. ... Cherish those happy times that we have with each other now. We never know when our destiny calls us and in what direction. A good story can turn reality into fiction and make fiction seem so life-like. Such is the magic of Disney's Frozen, an absolute must watch for one and all.