Srinidhi Giri

I can't understand one thing why Raj always belittles Kavya, for anything happens he always blames Kavya 😏. Raj character is like male chauvinist character and villain 😑. Brahmamudi serial hero is Kalyan not Raj.

Vincenzo was my first K-Drama. I started watching it just to pass the time and initially didn't show much interest in the series. However, as the story progressed, it became more intriguing, especially with the unexpected twist revealing that Jang Joon-woo, the seemingly innocent assistant of Hong Cha-young, was the true owner of Babel Group. That twist caught my attention and made me watch with greater interest. The transformation of Jang Joon-woo's character from a cute intern to a psychotic villain was amazing and well-portrayed. I loved that both the hero and the villain had monstrous qualities. The series had a good mix of fun, comedy, and a slight romance between Vincenzo and Hong Cha-young. They made a badass couple, and I wish there had been more romantic scenes between them. The side characters were also well-developed. I'm hoping for a Season 2 of this K-Drama, and I miss it so much.

This anime was nice, but ending was not clear. Zen was alive or not. Atleast they added some romance between Zen and Hitomi. Even though they didn't show many scenes for them.

"Itazura na Kiss" is an anime I watched in 2020 and rewatched last week. The anime depicts a somewhat toxic relationship even after marriage. Naoki is portrayed as a cold-hearted and arrogant man who doesn't respect Kotoko. Both brothers, Naoki and Yuki, share similar personality traits. Kotoko lacks self-respect and ignores Kinnosuke's feelings. However, one thing is clear: Kotoko remains true to Naoki. The anime highlights Naoki Irie's male chauvinistic tendencies. He expects Kotoko not to get jealous when he interacts with other women, yet he shows a cold attitude towards Kotoko's interactions with men like Keita. Naoki is portrayed as a domineering and strict husband. Interestingly, Kotoko's mother-in-law, Noriko, who saw Kotoko as her own daughter before and after marriage is fully supportive of her, which is unique compared to typical portrayals where the husband is affectionate while the mother-in-law is antagonistic or strict. In "Itazura na Kiss," Naoki is depicted as a strict husband while Noriko plays the role of a pampering mother-in-law. This anime also depicts that Naoki married Kotoko primarily for companionship, particularly intimacy, and often reacts coldly towards her even after their love marriage.

Marvelous! I like this anime very much. I want this anime second season and I am expecting.

I expected more from this serial, but suddenly ended! Very disappointed. Because of new serial launched they abruptly ended this serial. Very bad. I expected more Sanjay and Nila scenes, but very very disappointed.

"The movie 'Pattalam' is a blend of emotions, showcasing the bond between siblings, friendships, and more. Every student wishes for a principal like the character Daisy Mam, who understands the mentality of the students. The film is incredibly heart-touching, and I found myself teary-eyed during the climax. Most scenes in the movie are humorous, except for the ending. I anticipated a happy ending, but it turned out to be disappointing and sad. A small misunderstanding spoiled the character Sakkarai. Despite Jerry and Karthi being portrayed as rivals in the movie, Jerry selflessly sacrificed his life for Karthi, creating one of the most touching scenes. I hope for a 'Pattalam 2' with the same actors, continuing the story from 'Pattalam 1.'"

"I was completely shocked after watching 'Another' because I wasn't aware that animation could contain such brutal and terrifying scenes. This anime lacks any funny moments altogether. The scene where the teacher commits suicide by cutting his throat, resulting in blood being shed all over the classroom, and the umbrella scene where a girl's throat is slit are particularly disturbing. The brutality and terror of characters killing each other in the final episodes made this anime seriously frightening."

"Gory and horrifying, I can comprehend Sachiko's pain and suffering. Following 'Another' and 'Future Diary,' 'Corpse Party' appears exceptionally brutal, with gore and bloodshed in abundance. The eye-gouging scene involving Yuka was particularly terrifying, leaving me truly scared. It's evident that this anime is not suitable for children."

"No doubt about it, 'Code Breaker' was a wonderful anime. I particularly enjoyed Rei Ogami's intriguing and evil personality, and how his character developed throughout the series. However, the only missing element in this otherwise fantastic anime is the absence of romantic scenes between Rei and Sakura."