Vishal Das

Abhishek and Nithya are the main characters in this show – they are there from the first scene to the last. But seriously they are the weakest links in this thriller. Why are they under-reacting to everything? The kidnapper sends a box to them, and each time there is zero reaction from them. There are no layers to their performance. Kudos to all the actors playing the cops. All of them were superb – Amit Sadh is so expressive you feel his pain, confusion and self doubt. The cop duo– Prakash and Jaiprakash are great! Overall this show could have been 2-3 episodes shorter. It especially feels dragging when Abhishek and his wife are just staring at objects and planning stuff – a testament to their stoic performances. Otherwise a solid script - like a Sidney Sheldon novel.

This movie alone is well worth the price of a Netflix subscription! Packed with so much action, hand to hand combat, explosions, bones crunching, blood spewing, "get to the chopper" moments, this could have been an Arnold Schwarzenegger movie directed by Michael Bay.

A rare blend of comedy-thriller with the right dose of family love, and it actually works! This game night wins big, comes close to be being perfect. Hope the sequel comes soon!

So disappointed! This is a script written by Richard Curtis and directed by Danny Boyle, with Beatles Music. How could this be so MEH!?

Phenomenal conclusion. A daunting task but they have managed to close the character arcs quite satisfyingly!

It is quite literally a remake of The Wonder Years, with a genius at the centre. Not that I am complaining! Great, fun characters, especially Mom, Missy and Meemaw. Good clean entertainment for all ages thankfully, with some ocassinal (very subtle) religion vs. science commentary- hence the origin of the name "big bang theory". The Elon Musk cameo was a treat!