Rohit Bharadwaj

Beautiful show, with great visuals and true to the facts. The people giving low ratings to this show are not well versed with science, but they are all surrounded by creations of science and technology all the time in their whole life. It is hard to imagine living a single day without being grateful to the technological progress we have made because of our scientists. Science and the underlying reality won't be changing no matter what the disbelievers may think or say.. So enjoy this beautiful show and ignore the negative reviews.

This documentary was really well made and gave an unbiased and neutral view on the subject with just facts and not doing any kind of favoritism. Both the sides [Govt, and Veerappan's] were presented without leaving out any details, and I appreciate the unbiased reporting of just facts. This is how documentary should be. People from all the affected parties including ex gang members, police forces, political powers, local villagers, and also his wife Muthulaxmi herself were interviewed and their point of view was presented. Those who are saying that this is biased or doing favoritism or trying to show govt in good light, they are fools who are just spreading false propaganda of their own. Please watch the documentary for yourself and then you can decide yourself instead of going based on some fake reviews.

As a hardcore fan of the dragon ball franchise, I enjoyed this movie and liked seeing more of the other characters and not just Goku/Vegeta. It's also a fitting tribute/callback to watch another Gohan Vs Cell fight. After all the greatest nemesis of Gohan has always been Cell. This movie also introduced some new characters who were quite entertaining. Finally, how can we forget about our beloved Lord Beerus. Dragon ball super is incomplete without him and his tantrums :P I hope the creators restart the super anime soon, eagerly waiting for it since the tournament of power ended.

Turning Point: 9/11 and the War on Terror

I'm not an American and had no idea about what exactly happened before and after the events. This was a really good documentary, giving all sides of the story. People are saying it's biased, I did not find it to be biased. You should always be open to listening and learning about all the sides of a story. How the bombings had collateral damages, how the US wasted their money on this extended war and how they diverted from their initial target of war on terrorism. Further, it is also true that they have not treated prisoners well. My concern is, everyone should get some rights to defend themselves, or else if one person has too much power then the day is not far when some innocent is kept behind bars and tortured just because their views/opinions is not aligned with the ruling party's views. It would be nice if people could be open to watch this series fully and acknowledge the implications of the events.

I'm just grateful for such a wonderful series like this to exist for the Indian audiences. I have always heard about these great scientists (Dr. Homi Bhabha, Dr. Vikram Sarabhai) but I never bothered to learn more about them or how exactly they were involved in the country's progress. Through this wonderfully directed show, I'm just inspired and motivated by their patriotism and how they kept the interest of the country above everything else. These scientists are our true heroes and we should celebrate them more in our media, print, and culture. I hope this show gets more viewership and audience because every Indian must watch this and understand and appreciate our history. This show is about the struggles faced by India and these scientists to prepare and develop India's first nuclear bomb. Despite oppositions from all the neighboring countries and the powerful USA/CIA, we have managed to achieve our goal of creating this bomb. All thanks to the contributions by so many of our scientists, that today India is able to guard its borders from enemies. This show is a combination of suspense/thriller/patriotism. Much better than any of the other thriller movies which you might see, and also this is mostly based on real life. Overall, I'm happy to have watched this show and looking forward to more such shows and to learn more about our unsung heroes.

Even though I'm not from USA/Japan, Nintendo had a huge role during my childhood. I've built so many good memories whether playing classic games like Mario, or games like Pokemon Sapphire/Emerald/Leaf Green on my Gameboy. I've watched the first two episodes so far and they have been very nice and filled with nostalgia. The first episode goes on talking about how arcade gaming industry was born back in those old days. The second episode digs deep into the history of Nintendo and how at one point of time it was almost gone if not for the lawyer John Kirby.