Ashitha Nair

I have to say I really liked the show. The show deals with the divide between the poor and the rich and how they aren't very different despite their economic status. It had similarities to a few movies that I had watched before, like Platform and Exam which is why I wasn't mind blown by some of the revelations, but that being said the execution of the plot and the way each scene was shot was the thing that won me over. The storytelling was compelling and the backstories of some of the characters were beautifully depicted, their desperation, struggle etc was enough to make me sympathise and root for certain characters. What really made me like the show more was the way it ended- how money can't really buy happiness. All in all, according to me it was a great first season, some parts really made me think hard and I'm looking forward to another season hopefully where more of this story can be explored.

This show is so good! TOTALLY WORTH IT! Being a huge fan of the mystery/thriller genre I decided to give this drama a shot and boy, I'm impressed. It was riveting from the beginning till the end and had me on the edge the entire time. After each episode, I'd keep wanting to unravel more of the story. Firstly, the chemistry between the main lead was so convincing and Lee Joon-gi has turned me into his biggest fangirl xD! The range of emotions he has displayed and his acting is on point, that coupled with Moon Chae-won's perfect role as a cop and their cute daughter totally stole the show! Special mention to Kin Ji-hoon, he played the perfect psychopath, I really got the jitters when I saw him on-screen ngl. All in all, a great drama, would totally recommend.

I really enjoy watching documentaries so this was no different. I enjoyed how the plot escalated and kept me on the edge but I just felt a few questions were left unanswered. Don't read if you haven't watched it yet. So Anna, Luka's mom sees a video and she is convinced that her son is not guilty because at the end of the video you can clearly see three hands which meant that someone else could have been with him during the killing of the kittens. This was not explained in the end. Another thing was, how did Luka find Baudi a.k.a Deanna's workplace- the casino in Vegas? Which was the cliffhanger of episode 1 and gave me the chills only to be left disappointed in the end as they never got back to it. I just felt that they rushed it a little towards the end and left a few things unanswered preventing it from being more than a 'one-time watch' series

So American Vandal from what I understood seemed like a parody of documenteries (which not many people are into usually because it's slow and uses chill footage, has a low production value which is it's style, I think) but this one, will get everyone documentary-lovers plus haters both, cracking because it picks up hilarious subjects and weaves a very serious plot around it. It's gripping, even though sometimes it has clues that sound absolutely absurd but you're still curious to see how it all pans out and that's what I like about it. I love documentaries but the entire twist of a 'mockumentary' had me sold. I loved the premise, the execution of the plot and I think it's a must watch for all people who enjoy binging on Netflix and want something comical and equally thrilling at the same time.

I really enjoyed watching because at the end of the day, it made for a good laugh, stunning visuals and something to take from it. It provided a good twist to the conventional rom-coms and how 'happily ever after', is sometimes difficult to achieve given the circumstances (and also the entire monologue about chance) but the ride was so worth it! I thought that Sam Claflin did a wonderful job and the rest of the cast too fit perfectly in their roles, and provided the necessary humour to all the mess that was going around (situational comedy, I think is the word for it). Makes the cut for a good and satisfactory watch.

Definitely worth watching. In spite of the usual chick flick plot, it was able to pack quite a lot of laughs and what made it better, was the cast (Miles Teller did one heck of a job in this movie).

Although season 1 wasn't as riveting as I thought it would be, the storyline progresses into something more than the usual supernatural drama, which in the end, will leave you in a sobbing mess. The story gradually morphs into a concrete plot, with relatable characters (not entirely but somewhat). Really enjoyed the 'Originals' and the 'Heretics' concept and also the bromance between the two main male leads- Stefan and Damon. The show had (I think) eventually run its course and did perfect justice in its last two seasons with obviously a much awaited ending. Still can't get over what Stefan did xD. And one last thing about the show is that you'll fall deeply in love with the antagonists be it Damon in the beginning, Klaus (for most of the show), Enzo or even Kai (yeah, in spite of what he did in Season 6). I truly enjoyed this show. It was one hell of a ride.

The Devon-Conrad duo is to die for. Love the screenplay.It's also good to see Emily Vancamp back, in a television series. Matt Czuchry is as smouldering as before and Manish Dayal just ups that, with his commendable acting. Can't wait for season 2!

Just got through the first season, and it's one heck of a fun-filled ride- full of drama and cliffhangers. I like how the show revolves around familial ties but at the same time has women-centric scenes. And also an impeccably presented cast, that will have you rooting for them, through it all! The show is high on drama, and more drama, and if you're amused by pragmatic female leads with the right amount of sass, then this show makes the cut. Really enjoyed watching the Crystal- Fallon duo. Can't wait for season 2!

I enjoyed the film. Alia Bhatt did a good job in her role. I thought the screenplay was very crisp and engaging. Worth watching.