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Imtiaz ali "Thank you so much" 🌟 a cinematic masterpiece: just witnessed the brilliance of imtiaz ali's latest directorial venture, "amar singh chamkila. " it's not just a movie; it's an immersive journey into the life and legacy of a true musical icon. 😍 diljit dosanjh is brilliant in the titular role and lifts spirits with his mesmerizing performance. As diljit is a singer by profession, his performance seemed very natural. He portrayed various emotions in a stunning manner. Parineeti chopra does a very good job as diljit’s wife. This role is very challenging for parineeti, given that she is performing alongside a renowned singer (songs are recorded live through the voices of diljit and parineeti). The actress did her best to match up with diljit.

What I liked the most about this film is how as parents we go to any lengths to protect our children whether they are right or wrong. More than the thrill, it’s that moral dilemma that really hooked me. I absolutely loved Manoj Bajpayee’s acting who as Neeraj Sood is torn between being a husband, father and an officer. The anxiety that your wife is held hostage by the mother of a teenager who was killed in part because of your son’s involvement is beautifully expressed. The fact that you covered up your son’s involvement cripples you from seeking any help despite being in the police force. That tension has been brought out really well. The fact that Neena Gupta’s character takes law in its own hands also mirrors the sheer desperation most of the middle class feels when it is crushed under the weight of what’s morally correct. I was hoping for an end that left me with hope but the makers chose to present us with a dark end which in all honesty is the harsh reality we are facing today. At a time when there is so much talk of youngsters getting sucked into the world of drugs etc - the film is a must watch for parents and their teenage children. There is a stark lesson there for all of us. Highly Recommended.

This show gets a lot of unnecessary hate due to people jumping on the bandwagon before watching it. In showing the aftermath of Hannah’s death, the suicide scene in itself and the impact it had on everyone around her, I felt the show did a great job of showing how dark and sad suicide is and I don’t feel they glorified it in any way. Saying that, I really admire how the show followed up on the criticism and learned from viewers opinions. They added trigger warners, helplines, cast talks and season 3 in particular shows the methods that can be taken to help survivors and the importance of having a friendship network in recovery. Today I just finished season 3 and I have never cried so hard watching a series in my life. The show is beautifully written and the actors are phenomenal (it features one of the best acting moments I have ever seen, in the scene between Tyler and Clay where Tyler first opens up about his trauma). Initially I was seriously dubious about watching season 3, since the show took such a diversion in plot from the first two series and I didn’t think it would be necessary, but I think this did the story so much good. The show tackles many modern issues like deportation/detention centres, homosexuality, rape survivors (especially focusing on the male survivors this season), addiction, abortion, suicide, school shootings and they all tie together beautifully and are tackled with great care. There are many characters in this narrative whose plots all weave intricately. The most interesting thing about this season was the question of if someone ever deserves to die or can people change? I never thought after the first two seasons I would ever feel sympathy for Bryce Walker, let alone cry multiple times for his character. My emotions are wild and my brain is conflicted. It was a masterpiece. It's my favorite TV shows 😍 I love you all CAST

9/10 I don't know why Netflix is dilevering very mediacore series like Bob. The concept of this Web series is very familiar to Indian audiences with past few years which is : India Pakistan and Terrorism. So this theme is very common to us because it contains same drama as always. Bard of blood on the other hand no doubt satisfy you as a viewer but not as a CONTENT which we called NETFLIX ORIGINALS, because after series like Sacred Games, Ghoul, Liela our expectations from Netflix lives on the sky but Netflix this time creates same Bollywood Drama Story : Plot is simple Kabir Singh ( Emraan Hashmi) is on mission to rescue his indian agents with solving various mistories in balochistan and Pakistan. Fighting like a champ and always try to win terrorism. Acting : The Serial Kisser Boy (Emraan Hashmi) is best as always, perfect Dilogue dilevery, great action scenes, living the character perfectly. Jaideep Ahlawat as veer will convince you that he is a best spy but trust issues arises on the character of Shobita Dhulipala as her acting doesn't stand that strong Screenplay and dialogues : Screenplay is brilliantly written and will make you understand what is happening in series, also help you to grip with series. Writers tried very much to make screenplay intersting and YES they are succeed. Dialogues are not that much creative but yes you will get feeling of that pakistani atmosphere but I think more work has to be done on dialogues, because many times the script will make you confuse about some scenes, I think this thing will have to be improve. Summary : OK So if you have a free weekend and watched other best shows than this series will able to entertain you. Just posts p

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