Guest Review : Mere Dad Ki Dulhan on Sony Entertainment
Mere Dad Ki Dulhan wins by being real yet unconventional. Continue reading Guest Review : Mere Dad Ki Dulhan on Sony Entertainment
Category: Straight From The Viewer’s Heart
Guest Review : A Discovery Of Witches – By Andrew
To all of those fans who thought urban fiction and dark romance were a passé, well think again! If you ever desire to be transported away from life , then my friends this TV series is what I’d call your perfect escape. A world where one can lose and find oneself. And thank God for that because A Discovery of Witches is a story that … Continue reading Guest Review : A Discovery Of Witches – By Andrew
A Letter to Felicity – By Andrew #Arrow #Fandom
Dear Felicity Megan Smoak, Deep in my heart, I already knew you wouldn’t be responding to me, and that’s okay (smiles). But I didn’t want to leave you underappreciated, because in some magical way, you have found a way to my heart as no one else did. Every independent female character I’ve met so far in my life had a journey unforgettable. And while some … Continue reading A Letter to Felicity – By Andrew #Arrow #Fandom
FAN REVIEW : LUCIFER – Akanksha
What better way to take mind off your regular job than watching a TV show that makes you forget what transpired in the day and leaves a broad smile on your face till you watch it again next day. This one’s a pleasure you would happily plead guilty of watching because the deliciousness of viewing gives you much needed distraction from every emotion you’re going … Continue reading FAN REVIEW : LUCIFER – Akanksha
GUEST REVIEW : BEPANNAH ON COLORS – BY UJWALA SRINATH
Bepannah : Limitless possibilities of a good script Color’s recent offering manages to do something impressive in its first innings – tell a story without trappings. Watching Bepannah made me rewind to the last time I watched an Indian TV series with a compelling storyline. It took me a while to think of anything specific. This is not to say that our TV writers don’t … Continue reading GUEST REVIEW : BEPANNAH ON COLORS – BY UJWALA SRINATH
Dramas & Dreams 