Raji Sriram

Very confusing and perhaps an unnecessary movie!

It's Ann- Taylor all the way as Harmon. I am not a chess player at all and yet this kept me absorbed. Ann's eyes, her most powerful feature is used in practically every shot through out the series. It's always endearing to see brilliance rise, fall and rise again with added maturity and The Quuen's Gambit brings it all together with the help of this age old game of Chess. Creating almost war- like sequences of the various matches it keeps you on the edge of the seat throughout. A must watch!

Kudos to Neeraj Pandey and histeam of highly intelligent cast. KayKay Menon has always been one of the most underrated actors of our times. His timing, restrained expressions and a great dialog delivery are ll th signs of a matured thinking actor. N very fails to deliver. Vinay Pathak as his assistant is simply superb and so is the antagonist. The rest of the star cast is amicable and extremely competent. Thoroughly watchable! Scared of binge watching!!