Hisham Hussain

I totally enjoyed watching it! Betaal was really engaging and gripping throughout. First episode was superlative! The climax is scary though, alluding to the must-dreaded armageddon! Some self-proclaimed critics are surely gonna point out a gazillion flaws, but as a matter of fact, Betaal was indeed very intriguing and entertaining, as opposed to what some idiots have to blurt out! It's extremely easy to sit back on one's couch and point out a plethora of flaws. I would rather invest my time in appreciating the cumulative efforts by the cast and the crew of this engrossing four-episode saga. Kudos for the concept and the execution. The cast was amazing and their performances were mind boggling, specially Vineet Kumar (Vikram Sirohi), who is finally getting his fair share of prolonged and must-deserved screen presence, and Manjiri Pupala (Puniya, the fierce and pertinacious villager)!

This is a book that should be mainly read by all youngsters of India. This book inspires you to dream big and to have a great vision. It contains many answers to the questions that Dr.kalam was asked by the youngsters of India and narrates many incidents of his life. One such incident which I found the most inspiring to me. Dr. Kalam was working on a project, his professor, Dr.Srinivasan, on his way to the tennis court, peeped into kalam's room and looked at his work. He realized that kalam was nowhere near completion. He said, 'Kalam if you do not complete it in three days your scholarship will be stopped.' The scholarship was his lifeline, as his father could not afford the high cost of education at MIT. He slept on a bench in the college for three nights and went out only for food. Exactly after three days, DR, Srinivasan visited his drawing board. He spent one hour examining Kalam's work and said 'this is good, you have performed a few week's works in few days.

This book is the autobiography of Dr. A.P.J Abdul kalam. There is so much knowledge and good things that everybody can learn from this book. This book tells us of how great things can be achieved through simple thoughts. Through this book Dr. Kalam impart a message: always keep your dream high, goals clear, plan perfectly and do hard work. The story is all about the journey of Dr. Kalam ,about the man who came from nothing and leter we all know his as a missile man. The pure belief in God,Science and technological advancements,Dealing life with positivity, Love towards one country and many more things are mentioned in this book. I really got inspired by reading this book. The Missile man of India inspires the world!

As this is released back to back with Amazon Series 'The Family Man', it is very likely that while watching this, your subconscious will compare both to each other..... So of you have seen TFM, the first thing you will notice is that,well, not everyone can be Manoj Bajpayee.....Doing kissing scenes in uncle's movies is one thing, and acting in web series of this kind is another. And the release is timed so, that you are compared to giants like Manoj Bajpayee....Well, Imran Hashmi still has a lot to prove and learn..... Acting in movies is too different than in web series. In movies, you have a huge team, freedom of more takes and re takes and a big budget to hide any flaws....In series it is a different ball game.

Farzi is a crime drama thriller show directed by krishna dk and raj nidimoru. Shahid kapoor as sunny is outstanding. He portrays a calm yet very ambitious character superbly. Also, shahid possesses a certain mumbai swag in him which he channelizes exceptionally. Vijay sethupathi plays michael and plays it effortlessly. He is nonchalant, careless, but extremely dedicated and workaholic. Vijay's comic timing is very laidback yet effective. Bhuvan arora as firoz shines through the screens. His chemistry with shahid will be remebered for years to come. Both have worked it out so beautifully. Kay kay menon, on the other hand, is a comic ruthless gangster. Whenever kay kay and shahid come together on screen, its fireworks. Ask vishal bharadwaj about haider if you doubt it. Rashi khanna was good, a polite yet dedicated RBI officer. Amol palekar as nanu will surely bring a wide smile on your face as he has done over the long years. The performances are extremely competetive.