Rohit Shinde

It was really good show but later on it becoming extremely boring. Story is not going anywhere. Its just going in circle. Plus no one knows what exactly happens with that plane. Not even slightest idea.

I watched this after parks and recreation and can tell u P&R best this show. I liked season 3&4 now I am at season 6 and I am just fast forwarding. One of biggest reason this show feels hollow is because there is no proper character development. They give maximum time to Michael but his character is lame and not funny and stays same from S1 to end. Same goes with Jim and dweight. Only better character was andy, I laughed mostly at andhy's jokes. One good character came which was Holly but they send her away after few episodes. Second story doest move. Story remains almost same all the way till end. Many stories remains for only single episode only. And there are less or no closures to many stories in show. Look at other successful shows. Tbbt, friends, P&R story moves at proper place it's not stuck at S1. Third is energy. Characters feels less energatic. Like Pam. She rarely changes her tone or expression. Jim doest show energy either. In tbbt u can see every dialogue delivered with proper energy. I am currently on S7. I watched S6 by fast forwarding. Only few episodes were worth watching. If u take my advice watch P&R, tbbt, friends then if u still have time then can u can watch the office.

its really good. especially game part. my wife usually doesn't like these kinda show but she liked it. i watched it twice already.

It's really amazing show. Very thoughtful. Just hope next season will come soon.

If u looking for a perfect show then this is it. Mindy Kaling is best creator.

Awesome movie. Fully action packed. Not typical Hollywood movie.

Amazing. This show made me love tigers more. It's hard to believe that they are going extinct.

I am from city of Pune where Osho started his first ashram. And till Netflix documentary I didn't know anything about him. I thought he was just another religious guru like others. Thanks Netflix for opening my eyes.