Anisha Samuel Kahlkot

‘The Archies’ film was absolutely worth the wait. The quintessential essence of the books that we loved wholeheartedly was captured so well. Only @zoieakhtar can do it .Hoping to see more from this franchise 😍The cast did a wonderful job and not for once did we feel that they were newcomers.

HOO-HA! What an incredible watch! 'The Scent of a Woman' is now easily one of my favorite movies of all time. This film kept my whole family absorbed as though we were a part of the Colonel's journey and like Charlie rooted for his healing. It's a story that you'll never forget for years to come. Young Charlie's patience and strong conscience are character traits that you seldom see these days and the movie makes it believable that it was a rarity three decades ago as well. As the story slowly unfolds, we witness the layers of both protagonists slowly peeling off. It reveals that every human is truly an amalgamation of feelings of utmost courage and confidence and submissiveness which shows up according to different situations. It also proves that love in some form and the realisation of finally being valued truly gives a reason to live.

I had just finished watching all the Studio Ghibli movies with my mom when I stumbled upon Makanai: Cooking for the Maiko house. It is undoubtedly one of the most heartwarming series I have come across. It's almost utopian and I made sure I didn't binge-watch it so that it doesn't get over soon. I am hoping more seasons will be added in the near future since there is a dearth of feel-good,positive shows in general. I am thankful for this show.I hope we get to see more shows of this kind and optimism in the future.