Nikhil Joshi

This is up there in the list of top 5 sitcoms of all time. The intelligence in writing and intertwined plotlines is unbelievable. Even on your 10th viewing you'll see an easter egg you'd never noticed before. Or a joke in season 3 which was setup in season 1. Or the recurring gags and their multiple variations. This show is a masterpiece. Akin to what The Wire & The Sopranos are for the Crime genre.

Please, please watch it. Sit back. Take a couple of hours or so to just yourself, and watch this movie. It's about life, and who you think you were, are, or can be. Watch it. Embrace it.

You might choose your favorite TV show based on a personal preference or what it means to you, but objectively speaking, The Wire and The Sopranos are the best shows that have ever been made.

An absolutely beautiful show. The acting, direction, story, all of it. Each episode is like a gradual crescendo, building up to a banger of a finish that will leave you quite breathless.

One of those movies which will go on to become a cult classic. As a big fan of psychological thrillers and dark movies, I am so so happy to know that Bollywood is capable of making such movies. Strong performances from all the actors, wild cinematography, and excellent directing.

Sharp Objects is the product of a mix of brilliant acting, direction, and storytelling. If you enjoy slow-cooked thrillers that establish detailed characters and potray complex relationships with finesse, you'll love Sharp Objects. And although the entire cast is excellent, Amy Adams is truly a notch above everyone in her portrayal of Camille. Set aside 8 hours to watch it, cause you will end up binge-watching. Also, when you're done watching the entire show, look out for the hidden scene in the end credits of the last episode.

Quite honestly, if you are a fan of the genre, just watch it. Don't read about it, don't watch a trailer. Just watch it. Gerald's Game is quite likely the most incredible psychological thriller you will watch for a while. Easily one of the best adaptations of a Stephen King novel. The acting, direction, and score (or the lack of) make for a truly haunting movie. This is not one for the faint of heart.