Shalini Joseph

I know the teens are a tough and confusing time for a lot of people but my god these characters are grating! The lead Belly is especially so hateable yet insipid at the same time - tough to watch Season 3 with this wedding shit is the worst. Cannot stand Belly or Jeremiah. They're both so hideously awkward and immature. I hate that she keeps saying "all grown up" all the time and acts like an stupid child and completely lacking in self-respect

The show isn't terribly but the actors playing Mannat, Vikrant and Shruti Maa are soo soo annoying you want to weep. Hoping all these characters die and Aishwarya wins

Such a bland adaptation of such great material. Love the sets and costumes but cast, especially (and tragically) the 5 from the 2 rivers, and their acting is just so uninspiring. It's really really hard to stay engaged or feel connected to any character. I actually find Selene the most interesting right now.

What was the ending? Just for leaving us like that, one star deducted. Otherwise, so good!

Brilliant brilliant! Direction, cinematography, acting everything! Just wish they had worked the OCD angle a bit better. The acting on this point is totally on point in the beginning but completely forgotten in the second half. Why have it at all then?

What a crappy movie! Vikrant Massey should be embarrassed by this jingoistic piece of bullshit. Zero nuance just manifesto screaming.

Absolutely loved this show! Beautifully produced. Slick direction and my god has Varun Dhawan grown as an actor! Absolutely brilliant! Funny to think of the 90s as a retro flashback period but everything was so on point. Nadia was so impressive too. One star deducted just for Baba's character. Less lethal and more like a delusional nutjob. Bit I guess that's not unique to honey bunny.

Some good bits but overall so disappointing. Why was it randomly set in Kerala (for the most part) when everyone including a seriously old grandmother is speaking in Hindi (except for a random dialogue here or there delivered with hideous accents). Finally what really killed it for me was the portrayal of the single aunt as this homewrecking basket case howling about being alone - perpetuating this hideous regressive stereotype that all single are constantly fighting against! Sitara& family - please go back to the 70s where you belong!

Wow the lead actress in this movie is just so so bad it makes me weep. There's only so much Anil Kapoor can do to try save this movie... "try" being the operative word.