Arun Roy

Excellent camera work, crisp editing, haunting music and expertly crafted frames, yet, do not rescue the dim wit script. The end is the worst of all, defies any sense with which the viewer might have left after surviving the last quarter.

It starts on a bit awkward note, especially for those who hear the dialogues in English but once one gets used to this, and the episodes move further, its quite engrossing. What separates The Family Man from similar serials on the web is its amazing one liners and smartly crafted references to the topical happenings in India: Kashmir,cows, lynchings, even 15 lakhs. Then the kids are loveable and yet wittingly smart. At times the script shows flaws and some scenes needed better handling. Some parts though touch the raw nerves. In totality, eminently recomended.