Nihal Parmar

So much twist , i'm still processing it lol. It's never what you think . It's bout viewing the world in different way.

This is vary great movie. I was never seen this type of movie. Lots of fun, I was never control my laugh 😂😂 it's to good yrrr thnk uh so much

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I was hooked on by the very first scene... and I didn't pause until the last scene of the last episode. It was refreshing, funny and just fantastic! I loved everyone's acting... especially Gulshan Devaiah as AatmaRam :D (what a mindblowing performance! ). The Telugu dialogues were a pleasant surprise! I have previously seen him with Sonakshi Sinha in another series where he played the role of a cop, and I liked him there as well... so initially I thought it was probably not good casting because I could only see him as a cop. By the end of first episode, he sold me on this.