Monideepa Chatterjee

Good bye Lucifer its so very hard to say. After i finished watching season 6 I reasilsed i will no more get the Luferism -- the fun,the melodram and moral dilemmas. the series end is indeed a sweet happy one. the characters have done thier roles with immense responsibility and a sense of maturity has dawned on each one of them. what is most enchanting is the evolution of Lucifer himself. its not about father daughter realtionship but also a message about how parents should be specially in their behaviour towards their children. In season 1 the story of a son's dissatisfaction to daughter's estrangement and denial in season 6 all are very much corelated to the broader reality of society. The series also successfully bought out the idea of choice. we all do have a choice and must make our choices wisely but again at times we dont have any control over it. Each and every episode in the series in adeeper insight between desire and duty. Finally the choice remains on an individual whether to be a monster or a man. The psychological dilemma of Lucifer is not his but rather a greater representation of all individuals living in this earth. I greatly admire all the actors. surely would love to see them togetrher if ever there is season 7. I will recommend this series its a must watch. Thank you Netflix for giving us such a wonderful series