Sonia Afrin Biswas

I'm doubtful about the casting in this show. While the male lead is perfectly cast, I'm not convinced by the female lead's selection. She may excel in other roles, but something about her doesn't fit this character. It's jarring to see an actress in her 30s, playing a 'cleaning lady' with high IQ, dressed in overly short skirts. The character seems inspired by 'Good Will Hunting,' but the wardrobe choices make her look incongruously youthful. I'll reserve judgment until the series progresses.

I was thoroughly underwhelmed by this latest offering from [Author's Name], despite their impressive track record. Unfortunately, " [Book Title]" feels more like a movie script than a novel, lacking the depth and captivation I crave as a reader. The book's biggest flaw is its inability to engage the reader's imagination. The storytelling is disjointed, with too many characters and plot threads that leave you confused and flipping back and forth to recall who's who. The narrative fails to build tension or evoke emotions, making it difficult to become invested in the story. As a reader, I seek pleasure in immersing myself in the author's world, picturing the scenes and characters vividly. This book utterly fails to deliver that experience. Instead, it feels like a blueprint for a visual medium, where only the movie adaptation would bring clarity and coherence. The excessive character count and lack of character development make it challenging to connect with anyone. I found myself struggling to remember whether a character was new or recurring, which disrupted the flow of the story. Given the author's previous successes, I'm shocked by this misstep. Perhaps their strengths lie in other genres or styles, but this book fell flat for me.