Srizita Manna

Lmao it's so humiliating to even comment that I was once looking forward to this show... It has currently reduced to a few things: Deepa always being misunderstood and humiliated by every damn person she has fought for numerous times, Shona being the dumbest possible girl to ever exist who constantly uses vulgar language towards her mother Deepa and her twin sister Rupa, same old two villains- Mishka and Kumar's family- arriving alternately to ruin Sengupta family and Dr. Suryo Sengupta being the absolute clown that he is. Apparently Suryo constantly suffers from memory disorders, forgetting his wife multiple times. He jumps from conclusion to conclusion, always insulting and humiliating Deepa, while dropping some romantic words from time to time. And yes the female lead, Deepa Sengupta- a woman who doesn't have the tiniest bit of self-respect and shame, her entire life revolves around fixing Suryo and her disrespectful daughter Shona. She has no freaking life of her own. Just stop this nonsense of a tv show. It's so frustrating to see Deepa crying every damn day. Like Girl stop digging your own grave by trying to fix your terrible Sengupta family. Commenting this so that the writers and director stop pocketing the criticism and shamelessly continue this series which teaches women to lose self-respect and dignity for the sake of their husbands and kids. Stop this bs serial rn.

Comedy movie for friends. Ichabod Crane was the most believable thing about the movie lol. But liked it still

I personally loved it. The story is short, simple, painful at times and yet it leaves a sweet aftertaste. It paints the beauty of love. Love is kind, caring and warm. Love lets the young bud bloom into a beautiful flower...What I loved the most about the film was that they both "flew" individually with the "wings of their hearts". Love never asks you to sacrifice your dreams, instead it supports you to chase them.. The animation is spellbinding and Eve's song embellishes the newly bloomed flower with dew drops of a gentle spring. Watching this film after a long tiring day will definitely feel like a refreshing breeze. Have a nice day <3

This is the exact kind of film one needs to see if he/she wants to escape fantasy and magic.. Lately we see so many anime films involving supernatural, phenomenal elements which I absolutely love...But I also wanted to see something realistic and worldly as how long can you be an escapist in the world of harsh realities?...."Flavors of youth" shows us three different stories connected with the same message...There is regret, recollection, redemption, loss, love and above all hope and strength. Hope for a better future even when things are going bad...and surely there are good days to come in the future. The animation is beautiful beyond words, especially the tasty foods >< The stories told are something we can relate to and understand deeply...Such simple yet moving plots are definitely necessary for understanding our youth. Definitely watch this if you have watched too many sci-fi or fantasy movies till now...It is important to understand the realistic world too. Have a good day :)

"When Marnie was there" touched me on an emotional level...This film is so beautifully crafted with that nostalgic animation effect that Ghibli movies carry as a trademark...The character desigining of Marnie is indescribably beautiful...her long, wavy blonde hair and her ocean blue eyes portray sweet and innocent Marnie...Anna was someone I could relate to, someone who is locked outside of the social circle...suffering with anxiety, asthma and depression...Things start changing for Anna when she meets Marnie. This movie provides us with a crystal clear picture of how people who seem happy and always smile, sometimes have dark hidden secrets in their life. Please talk to people, and try to understand them. You are not alone, remember, and don't let anyone be alone. Have a nice day :)

felt like a fresh breeze of wind....it taught me more about life than school has....Would definitely recommend to ANYONE, yes. Watch it or else you'll regret.

No wonder the movie is named "Ride *YOUR* wave" ......It basically tells us that our loved ones want to see us strong and standing on our own feet. Sometimes "letting go" of a beloved and living for his/her sake is the best option rather than brooding over their memories... Everyone has their specific kind of "wave" (life) to ride on bravely. When people we love die, they don't leave us ...rather they integrate with our soul ♡♡ It presents a slice of life in the most elegant and delicate way

A different perspective of love or rather true love...A roller coaster of emotions....The way they portray the change in character of Mehul with Babai's death and the strength of love is marvelous! loved it!

It made my heart race,jump, cry,blush and above all strong! Go watch it, I promise you won't regret :)

One of the best stories for your kids to watch! hella better than those disney movies ;)