“Adulting” gives us a sneak peek into the lives of two independent, strong women who live in the same apartment. Both the girls tackle their personal and corporate issue and grow as an individual. The light-hearted series is a complete package of drama and comedy.
The series doesn't have any definitive storyline and this is one of the major drawbacks and a disappointment for the audience who look out for a decent plot. The series is apt for the crowd who love watching casual entertaining stuff. Overall this series is well suited for all type of audience, especially for young adults.

One of Prime's latest drama depicts the co-existence of the personal and social lives of two individuals who are partners of a newly founded wedding planning company. Each episode follows a new wedding, with brand new hurdles, filled with lies and betrayal, and protagonist’s way of tackling it. Moreover it shows snippets of the reminiscence from their past that defines their current character and personality. The background of the show gives an insight of the dark side and rich culture of the ostentatious South Delhi crowd with big bucks and forgery as their foundation. As the story moves forward their past catches up with them, and season 1 ends with the confrontation of both the individuals with their harsh and separate reality. Summing it up, in my opinion, the series comes under the better half of the world of Indian web-series.

Amazon Prime’s exclusive Indian crime original is set up in the district of Mirzapur. The story revolves around two brothers who struggle their way to achieve something bigger than themselves. When "Kaleen Bhaiya" (played by Pankaj Tripathi) a local business man and the town's most dangerous gangster hire the sons of a straight faced lawyer, a series events is set in motion. The political plot of the series is nothing great as such but what makes this series stand in the competitive web series business is the cast and how each and every character is portrayed. This series is a must watch for all the crime drama lover, and is expected to have a season 2.

TVF’s current hits consist of this black and white theme based series, Kota factory is a soft, light weighted story of a young IIT-JEE aspirant who has just moved to Kota with a bag full of dreams and an un-awaited future. The series guides us through the mindset of the protagonist and creates a nostalgic sensation for the viewers. Vaibhav's journey counters one of the most exciting phase of an individual's lifetime. Each episode is built upon trust, friendship, self-realisation and love. The season departs with a very settling ending. Overall the series is a must watch, especially for students belonging to the science side.

“ImMatue” follows the budding but subtle love story of a high school teenager who along with his not so smart friends did all the idiotic thing that we as an individual have done in our times. The elementary plot of "a boy meets a girl", blended with light comedy is portrayed in such a beautiful manner that the generic innocence of the whole series is highlighted to its zenith. ImMature is a kind of a series that might take one back to their good old days of first love. In my opinion, the series is must watch for all the people who have an inclination towards romcoms.