Sanjay Kumar Deb

"The Sisters' Feud" is a series that I initially hoped would provide an engaging storyline, but as I progressed through the episodes, I found myself increasingly frustrated. The lack of a truly lovable or compelling main character made it difficult to invest emotionally in the plot. Instead, the narrative was bogged down by an overwhelming number of unnecessary side stories that seemed to serve no real purpose. The portrayal of rivalry and hatred among the characters often felt hollow, as if the conflicts were manufactured rather than genuinely compelling. The constant plot twists, many of which felt forced and contrived, only added to the sense of disillusionment. Instead of enhancing the story, they detracted from it, making the viewing experience feel like a chore. Ultimately, "The Sisters' Feud" felt like a waste of time. It could have offered a deeper exploration of themes like family dynamics and personal growth, but instead, it became a convoluted mess that left me unsatisfied. It’s disappointing to see such potential squandered, especially on a platform like Netflix, where we expect higher quality storytelling.

One of the best series that has left an indelible impression on me. Watching this series, I felt deeply involved as if I was part of the narrative. The presentation was so compelling that it emphasized the significance of human awareness about our planet’s history. The series beautifully illustrated how life on Earth began around 400 crores (4 billion) years ago, but it took another 350 crores (3.5 billion) years for the first life forms to emerge from that initial opportunity. It traced the evolution and extinction of countless species over time, leading up to the present day where humans dominate the world. The portrayal of five mass extinctions, culminating in the advent of humans, was eye-opening. It starkly highlighted how 70% of species were driven to extinction due to human activities, and it foreshadowed the potential of a man-made mass extinction looming on the horizon. This series is a dire reminder of the greatest disaster we might create—our own extinction. It is an extraordinary and essential watch for everyone. As humans, we need to harness our intelligence and empathy to ensure that we do not become the architects of our demise. A profound and powerful series that every individual must see to understand our responsibilities towards the planet.

I saw the movie based on reviews but, to me this movie is much below average in all aspects. It was total waste of money and time. It was a story without any aim and objective, nothing is curious nor entertaining. Nothing to get thrilled nor to laugh. There is nothing that I can say positive for this movie.