Aditi Mukherjee

I have always been sceptical about web shows, had no real idea what they were. Then I came across a YT channel named TVF and a few of it's hilarious Qtiyapas. A friend of mine then recommended me Aspirants and Kota Factory, took me three years to finally watch them. As amazed as I was by the aforementioned shows, I moved on to Pitchers and now I have major crushes on N. Kasturia and Jitendra Kumar. The first season was a raw, unhinged depiction of the hustling youth while season 2 is all about maturity and complexity. Not everything can be bright and shiny all the time, the downs are just as tough. Mandal is now more evolved and Naveen more a businessman than a dear friend; Yogi remains the same. Bhati's advices have changed and so has the CTO of Pragati.Ai. However, I'm sincerely hoping for a reunion of the four OG pitchers in the same bar clinking glasses of beer in season 3, eagerly waiting for it.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

The ravenous passion of Poppy and Noah is something splendid. Being a literature student, I have to have a good understanding of what romance and passion actually means and I must say the charecters are the optimum representation of the said thing. What seemed ridiculous is the strange Dr. Beaumont who played the "couple splitter." In my short life span of 19 years, I haven't come across any such incident where a couple's passionate union has caused catastrophe. I guess, it was the author's attempt to give it a little supernatural flavour, a love that strong to dominate the nature. Overall, it was a lovely sketch of two Love struck souls.

Growing up in a generation of hookups and casual relationships, I have always been an outcast as I have always believed, the foundation of life is love. I recently got out of one toxic relationship I mistook for a great love and I wish for a love as great as the one showed in this story. Needless to say, I have been touched by this saga of true love, one can never forget his/her true love, no matter how nice and caring the next person is. The catchphrase is often misinterpreted by people, Eric Segal has tried to imply that love means not emphasising on the mistakes, the small stuff, the ambitions love means to cherish your other half for as long as you can, love means never having to say sorry because it's not about the petty faults and errors it's about loving each other till death does you part. Moving over to the heavenly theme score, it's impossible not to cry when you see Oliver lamenting the short time he had with Jenny as the music plays. It shows how terrible the loss of the love of your life is.