Gigi D

The women are too good. They are so real it's a pleasure watching them perform. And the storyline is absolutely intriguing. Although it did remind me a bit of Desperate Housewives, you know, the last season where they kill Gabby 's step dad and Susan goes all crazy and then Bree is dating the detective/cop. But still the show is awesome.

Extremely disturbing. I wouldn't recommend it as I believe it glamorizes suicide and self harm. I was shattered after the suicide and rape scenes. And the Tyler bathroom scene in Season 2 has actually made me more depressed than ever. I wonder how long it'll take for me to get back to normal. Please do not let your kids watch it. And I know many wouldn't agree with me but the show doesn't give a true picture of suicide. It's very very disturbing and people with mental health issues should stay away from it. Especially the second season.

Shahid has the Midas touch. Whatever he touches turns into gold. And Pankaj Kapur does a brilliant job too. Although a bit slow, the movie is good. It's a sports movie with a different story line. It's a run off the mill success story. Loved it.

Well slow and slightly boring. Does not have a gripping cast to keep you glued. Began watching it because of the new theme but couldn't make it beyond a few episodes.

I liked the movie, it's sweet and touching. Rishi Kapoor proves once again he's an excellent actor. But I really don't understand whose great idea it was to select the lead male for the film. He's such a flat actor with no expression or emotion. Aparshakti playing side role isn't justices when the lead is so pathetic. He doesn't even look like a struggling musician. He looks like an average guy not cut out to become an actor. This film could have achieved great heights but for the lead actor. Rest of the cast is okay.

I had liked watching Thappad until I saw the Hollywood movie it had heavily borrowed from. It's called Marriage Story and you can watch it on Netflix. Although the movies are not exactly similar yet when you're watching the Hollywood version, you'd be constantly reminded of Thappad. There are too many similarities to ignore. But instead of filing a divorce for "just one slap" in the Hollywood version Scarlett Jo files for divorce because she finds her husband very self centered who she feels gaslights her in the marriage. Even the poster of Thappad is copied from the Spanish movie After Lucia. So I've vowed not to be too eager to call a Hindi movie good because most of the time it is a nice watered down version of a good movie.

This show is like Breaking Bad female version and it's so good. Watch it if you haven't already. And the chemistry between Hendricks and Montanna is the best thing about the show. It's absolutely dope!

I admire the real woman on whom the movie is based but I'm sorry it's so bad I couldn't watch it beyond a certain point. Jahnvi Kapur is the female version of Arjun Rampal and I'd say even a horse has a more animated face than her. She's pathetic and doesn't have the talent to carry the movie on her shoulders. The other actors are also average. I don't think even Pankaj Tripathi did anything extraordinary here. Overall it's a pretty average movie that doesn't give you the adrenaline rush a biopic usually gives. I couldn't watch the entire movie. If it magically becomes interesting in the last 30mins forgive me.