Sus Mahmood

If I could give this drama a 100 stars, I would. If I recommend one single Kdrama to anyone, specially someone who was born and raised in 80s-90s era, this would be it. This drama is pure emotion, and a complete flashback of our much simpler lives. Being a 90s baby from a middle-class Asian family, I can't describe in words how much I relate to this. It's a must-watch for every family from parents to children, for every friends group, for neighbors, for everyone who lost their unrequited love, and for everyone who wants to learn how to love. It will make you laugh, cry, pick up the phone and call an old friend, hug your parents and siblings; and most importantly, it will fill your heart with overwhelming emotions. Pure gem of a series.

I don't know why this drama is so underrated. This is definitely the best show of 2020; not just best kdrama, but the best overall. The plot is intense, the acting is superb, and the chemistry between the actors are mesmerizing. Some dramas have unnecessary romance. But this one does not have any cringeworthy relationship drama, and it portrayed family bonding beautifully. Perfect thriller with great touch of humor and emotions. A must-watch.

If you make a movie about Bangladesh and Bangladeshi people, at least you should get the language right! You could've got a language consultant! Hell, thousands of Bangladeshi immigrants, student and workers live in almost every country of the world, you could've just asked someone for pronunciation and accent! Bangla is the only language for what people actually sacrificed their lives. You had no right to butcher that language!