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YOU Season 4: All hope for Joe Goldberg’s redemption dies a cruel death

With season 4 the fascination with the protagonist and probably the show finally ends because it was never about seeing him caught, it was about seeing him absolved. But by declaring him just a madman with dangerous power and no remorse, there aren’t many layers left to explore. Yes, the season was engaging and addictive, but I am not sure a season 5 would be. It would be best to end it here unless Love Quinn resurrects herself to give Joe the end he truly deserves! Continue reading YOU Season 4: All hope for Joe Goldberg’s redemption dies a cruel death

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Bade Achhe Lagte Hain 2 : Reminiscent of Zindagi Gulzar Hai?

By Simran Pavecha (Guest Contributor) The old and the new If there’s one TV show that will always remain super, super close to my heart, it is Bade Achhe Lagte Hain – Ram and Sakshi’s BALH. It was fresh, mature and a great concept – a typical Sony ecosystem show. It created quite the stir back then – for a TV jodi that had fiery … Continue reading Bade Achhe Lagte Hain 2 : Reminiscent of Zindagi Gulzar Hai?

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Dhadkan Zindaggi Kii on Sony TV – A Review

Dhadkan Zindaggi Kii, Sony TV’s medical drama launched on 6th December 2021, makes for very interesting TV in terms of all things important: the pacing of the story, an impressively authentic hospital setting and top-notch acting. The show has set up a high benchmark for itself after delivering action-packed episodes one after another in its first week. Although a few cracks do seem to appear … Continue reading Dhadkan Zindaggi Kii on Sony TV – A Review

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The Anupamaa Appeal

It’s been more than a year since Starplus launched a seemingly run-of-the-mill show called Anupamaa about a little-educated housewife whose life revolves around her family, with little or no reciprocation. What else is new, you ask? I did too and was mildly tempted to watch just because of the consistently high TRPs. But well, TRPs have hardly been an indication of quality content when it … Continue reading The Anupamaa Appeal

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