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New Launch, Reviews, Running Reviews

Premiere Review : Radha Krishn on Star Bharat – A Total Win-Win

I would like to call this a review but fair warning- this might turn into a love post by the end, because that’s how much I am enjoying this new show on Star Bharat that was launched on 1st October. Six episodes have been telecast as I write this and they have all been delivered with a surprisingly perfect concoction of varied elements that make … Continue reading Premiere Review : Radha Krishn on Star Bharat – A Total Win-Win

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#PremiereReview : #StarPlus #KasautiiZindagiiKay – A Fresh Start

Kasautii Zindagii Kay, (with an extra i ) arrived amidst grand promotions and a high induced thanks to 90s nostalgia, times when Anurag Basu and Prerna Sharma were household names across the country. You can call this a reboot, a remake or a modern retelling, but the primary audience for this show for now are the kids from those times. People like me , who … Continue reading #PremiereReview : #StarPlus #KasautiiZindagiiKay – A Fresh Start

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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

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Critics Corner, Reviews, Running Reviews

Silsila Badalte Rishton Ka – Review (Updated 22nd September)

Updated : The Grand Reveal was slow to come but surprisingly realistic in terms of how Mauli took it.  Aditi Dev Sharma has been stellar in the last few episodes in portraying the disbelief, heartbreak, disgust, anger , regret and a wide range of feelings that any woman cheated upon would feel.  The dialogues given to her, her scenes with both Kunal and Nandini are … Continue reading Silsila Badalte Rishton Ka – Review (Updated 22nd September)

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#GuestReview: 21 Sarfarosh: Saragarhi 1897 – Akanksha

121 years since the conflict, the Indian audience have now been introduced to 21 Sarfarosh: Saragarhi 1897, a fiction show inspired by the real–life story of 21 brave soldiers of 36th Sikh regiment of the British Indian Army who defended an army outpost at Saragarhi in the North-West Frontier Province against an onslaught of over 10,000 Pashtun and Orakzai tribals in September 1897 in what … Continue reading #GuestReview: 21 Sarfarosh: Saragarhi 1897 – Akanksha

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