Utsav Menon

I've only watched forst two episodes yet. Other than the obvious political relevance to modern context, the show also talks about certain psychological aspects behind a characters behaviour.

Bollywood hotchpotch of 100 different themes. In the end the protagonist confronts his dad and convinces him that he didn't receive any fatherly affection growing up as a child. If he had done it early in the movie, it could've saved 3.5 hours of your time. The movie is proof that bollywood can only play catchup to other south Indian and hollywood movies, as original ideas died 20 years ago. It's a 'wanna-be' movie for an angry teenager with daddy issues which sadly drains you of any hope that the plot will get better. The movie is about how an angry teenager imagines himself confronting his dad with hurtful dialogue that would leave their dad's mouth shut and ask for forgiveness. So if you're impressed by this film, then you should introspect, lol.

Rather watch something else. Typing words to reach 30 word count.

This is an amazing series which I would recommend to everyone and probably my future children to watch. Just to give a short synopsis, it's about a chemistry teacher who lives with his wife and physically disabled son. The chemistry teacher is later diagnosed with terminal cancer and must face difficult decisions. He decides to make money to leave back for his family, so he joins with a Street junkie to cook up 100% pure crystal meth. He navigates through a world of drugs and gangsters which sees a transformation in his character. He later takes up an alias called Heisenberg who gets greedy even after securing the future of his family and that's when we realize the title of the show 'Breaking Bad' Some of the best dialogues and plot twists of all time.