Aishwarya Kher

What a refreshing storyline and amazing acting! I like movies that don't rely on violence, nudity and cuss words to keep it interesting till the end. It's a powerful message of women's empowerment in a non-preachy way with smart direction. Love it! Must-watch..

Umm.. I didn't quite understand the objective of the movie. It kept me hooked till an hour and the mysteries looked great. Then I watched it in a fast forward mode. I get it that they have shown an apocalyptic scenario, but there is no clarity by the end of the movie about who is behind the attacks, and what exactly is happening. They subtly mention the name of an organization on a well-equipped house's computer screen where the youngest girl was at the end. But who are they, where are they from, etc. is not explained. Where did the neighbors go? Some visuals on what's happening in the rest of the world/country would have been helpful.

I watched it just for fun and out of curiosity. Mostly while multitasking. More than the bad VFX, I disliked the dialogues. They have mixed pure Hindi and today's casual Hindi words, along with some Urdu. Costumes are another disgrace. What were they thinking, seriously? It would have been an interesting experiment if they would not have brought Ramayan in between. Some VFX was good, I accept that. But the story should have been fictional and new. Maybe then people would have accepted it. The animation dropped in between the human characters was irritating to watch. Sugreev could have been played by a human character like Hanuman and not an animated chimpanzee. They have changed some dialogues in the Netflix Hindi version. The list is long, but you get the idea. I wonder how the actors agreed to do this film.

This was one of the most slow and boring movies I've seen in a long time! I watched only because I liked the main character in another Netflix series, hoping that there will be a twist or more revelations about why is this man so stoic and what happened in his past. But the movie ended on a very sleepish note. I wonder how the makers and editors didn't doze of after watching the final cut. So many unnecessary scenes! I am shocked to see 4 star ratings, seriously!

I enjoyed this series on Netflix. Pretty baffling stuff that makes sense to me. It really helps you develop a rational perspective of 'what if' the aliens are the gods that our cultures talk about ! The questions they raise need to be broadcasted on national and intwrnational television. People should wake up to these alternate theories and give it a serious thought. My only reason for deducting one dtar from the review - The show has mostly covered myths and structures from Rome, Greece, Egypt and UK along with some other western countries. They have left out India!! C'mon that's the oldest civilization and Hinduism is the oldest religion. India is full of God believers and Indians worship millions of Gods. Mahabharata and Ramayana are full of stories thst could have been analysed to relate them to alien encounters. There was a huge scope that could have been utilised.

Not sure why it's rated so low but it was overall a nice watch for Richa's acting. Supporting cast also did their respective roles well. Yes, there were some loopholes but how do you expect a political drama to touch all ends in 2 hours ?

I loved how they played out the series in flashbacks and the way real incidences were used as a backdrop to knit a well written story.

I am giving a 3 star just for Rajkumar's and Varun's acting skills. This was more of a comedy movie with a stretched out lame plot that highlighted an unlawful practice of bride kidnapping. My issues with the movie are: 1. There was no attempt made to bash this practice and bring about a change. No social message at all. Looked like they are supporting these exploitative practices. 2. Superstitions and stereotypes were promoted to a huge extent, like getting married to a dog, funny types of exorcism and implying that a kidnapped girl would be ready for marriage if presented with jewelry. 3. No background story of the ghost Afza. Audience could not connect with her.

I watched the 3 seasons and was surprised to note the deteriorating content and weak scripts over the seasons. Acting is top notch in all seasons, no doubt about it. CORA was the best with a justified ending. Jessica nailed it. There was indeed a mystery that kept me hooked on. JULIAN was okay since the ending left a lot of open ended questions and incomplete character stories. We never understood what happened to the Beacon, for instance. JAMIE was the worst! I loved Matt Bomer in White Collar. Here, he tried his best but the script failed him. It was a sloppy and f**ked up story just stretching unnecessarily.

Sloppy acting by lead actress Lily coupled with an overly twisted stretched plot. First half of the movie was pretty promising and mysterious since we want to know who Rebecca was and is the mansion haunted. It could have been a great horror flick or supernatural revenge drama, but the way second half of the movie turned put me off completely. It went into an unexpected boring direction. Lead actress' costumes and hair were modern compared to the era in which story is placed. A mismatch in my opinion. Very unbelievable storyline.