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- Octavia Spencer impressed me throughout this series and Bill Nighy didn't disappoint me.
- I used to call it a cartoon and now people calls it anime. Not sure which one is the correct one but I really liked watching it. The only thing was not discovered about Ash staying a kid forever, I wonder why they had no backstory for that or why he doesn't grow up. Some people say he's in coma. Overall, I liked the story about Pokemons which are emotional.
- I'm liking it but, I don't like how things are moving fast. The guy character seems suspicious because he has been acting weird. I think it's interesting to see such stories where your mind stays curious. I think episode 1 is not that much interesting but let's keep watching.
- One of the biggest highlights of *Save The Tigers Season 3* is its bold move into fantasy and parallel universes. Instead of being focused on regular family strife, the novel takes Rahul, Vikram, and Ghanta Ravi on a wild voyage through weird parallel realms. It feels fun, unexpected and shockingly right.
- My favorite show because of my favourite idol Jennifer. She always picked challenging shows and has shown her capability. I just love this story more than the first one. Gladly I could find some eng sub, hehe. I would prefer this drama, if you're into revenge, thriller genre.
- Bobby, played by Shaheer, is determined to find his missing brother Bunty, played by Avinash Mishra, no matter how far he has to go. His search takes him into Goldy’s world, a powerful and guarded man played by Sanjay Kapoor. Goldy’s not going to trust me easily. As Bobby closes down on the truth, secrets begin to unravel and their tenuous alliance slowly evolves into a perilous game of suspicion, betrayal and war.
- After becoming Chief Minister, Virendra Pratap launches a major crackdown on crime and arrests Saraswati Devi. As political alliances shift, Vijay Singh faces betrayal and a deadly clash with Waseem Khan before becoming the state’s most powerful kingmaker from behind prison walls.
- Watching the second episode of Musafir Cafe, and I’m convinced that romantic love is the most addictive substance on earth. Nothing quite compares to the feeling of being in love :) To everyone lucky enough to have found it: protect it, nurture it, and never take it for granted. ❤️ Keep it safe 🧿
- It was a religious drama on Hinduism, the protagonist was frustrated because of the problems in his life and then you see the entry of Lord Krishna in a human form. In the drama it felt like an educational more than a religious show. I would like to recommend it to the people who likes mythology.
- Another great drama, where you get to see an interesting story other than melodrama of in-laws. A girl who is sold by her mother, but saved by a guy who fell in love with her. There's a twist after twist, the story is not likeable by many but it was a great drama at that time. It was one of the boldest drama on Television. It's also controversial.
- It's about a girl who has a speech problem, she stutters most of the time. Despite those she tries to live her life happily, even though she feels alone but she's supported by her loved ones in this journey. This drama depicts the story of the people who struggle like her and finds it relatable.
- Another great drama where you get to see a strong female lead, the female lead got married into a family where the majority is men and no other women is seen in her in-laws family. She struggles but finds a way to solve it anyway because of the support of her husband. It was very entertaining back in the time, but it was a bit controversial.
- It was an interesting drama showing how men don't prioritize their partner and find issues in them and they also like to admire other people wives. But they don't like it when the other men try to get close to their wives. Even though it's a serious issue mostly scene in our society but it was Presented with humor which made it watchable, I would say it was a good drama for comedy.
- A great show, lawyer KD Pathak was the heart of the show. He made it worth to watch. My family and I used to wait for a new episode everyday. That time it used to air on television unlike now everything is online. If you're into case solving or winning stuff, if you're into law stuff then this show is very tempting.
- Far better story than beyhadh 1, because at least in this story Maya does not have any weakness, she's brutal. It's more like a revenge story but there are romance too. The dialogues are so good that it can give you goosebumps and the background music gives the vibe of thrill. The male lead at least is loyal and knows how to keep friends out of their love life. But they couldn't end the drama on good terms because of COVID, they had to end it.
- As you all know , I'm a big lover of k series, and this one happened to be one of my recent watch. I enjoyed every bit of it, the modern and historical setting is the vibe here for me. Haven't seen this one as a K series fan ? Then you are missing out.
- I get that feeling from the last group of people showing going out of the shadows, either way putting Negan and Maggie to work rebuilding something together its just better than their old grudges. That closing shot, strangers filtering in once the torch flickers back to life, means Maggie is about to face whatever she just set in motion. At the end I get many people might not like this series but for anyone that went through the OG and other spin off like Fear The Walking Dead, they still remain relevant as characters has remain relevant and keep giving more out of their stories.
- Female lead is the protagonist and antagonist at the same time. If you like thrillers then this would be a great choice. You will get to see extreme love the female lead has for her lover. Although, I don't like the male lead, he is a cheater who does not even care about Maya. I wished the ending was better but what can I expect from Indian serials? I think Maya deserved a chance..
- I like the OG one because this one felt a bit silly. I think this show is more suitable for the teenagers. But I didn't like the story that much as much I enjoyed EDKV first show.
- Everything was so good about this show, the only thing I disliked was the fact they justified cheaters. Basically two main lead their partners cheated on those leads and they somehow passed away. After their death both of them lived in guilt thinking they were at fault for it which is not something should be promoted. Otherwise this show is a 100 on 100.
- This is truly my favorite show forever even though in the end they had no more stories to show they didn't stop to entertain us. I always liked the case investigation and everything they did to create suspense. I think whoever watched it for a long time they could relate
- The best part of this episode is that none of the cooperation erases the damage between these people, Walker can use Bernard and still despise him, Sims can protect Juliette and still remember what she did to his family, Juliette can take help from both men without trusting either one, and even Bernard can explain the pressure Camille is under and might even predict her moves since its all based on a protocol, he has been on that kind of heat before so he knows the role.