The Test Case is a unique story which hasn't been narrated in any Indian film or TV show yet. From the pilot episode of this 10 episodes web-series, we get a hint about the hardships Nimrat Kaur's character has to face in the all-men territory of the army.The struggles range from tolerating sexist jokes, sharing showers with naked, ogling men, putting up with the toxic masculinity and fragile egos and finally, getting sexually assaulted.With Time’s Up and #MeToo taking over our social media timelines and real life conversations, this is as close an art form has come to addressing and discussing it in our side of the world. Workplace harassment is a nightmare to go through and reporting it is not as easy as many make it out to be. With The Test Case, our lead knows that even reporting a crime like sexual assault doesn’t go without punishing the victim.

Okay so I wanna say with all my heart that I absolutely loved the series, Little Things. I must have watched all the episodes at least 5 times and have asked so many friends to see this too.
Being single and being busy with life had made me stop believing in true love. But watching this, all my fantasies are back. ittle things is something that each one of us can relate with.?
Doesn't really matters even if I don't have a perfect day that could be showcased on snapchat.. what really matterd was how much I enjoyed the day with my loved ones.❤️
& at the end what makes things happening r those little moments n little things that u spend with the person u cherish to have in your life.
Amazing acting, amazing story line and amazing projection.

the story is very realistic. The characters and scenarios are totally relatable. For instance, in episode 8 Meera’s boss Avan gets scolded by her superior and she breaks down. Meera tries to console her and Avan even gives in sharing her dilemma with Meera but then she suddenly flips her ‘sad girl’ switch and gets back to ‘b*tch boss’ mode and disses Meera for no apparent reason. I so wanted to tell Meera to not be nice to that woman. She is pure evil and nothing will ever change her. Girl In The City is a well-made web series. It looks like an urban television show with a brilliant cast, realistic story, and cool soundtrack. It is what a web series should be, worth your time.

This is a story of two besties and the mental adventures they go through in six different loos. It is a show about modern young girl struggling to grow up even as they grow old. The pair represent a sort of new feminism.There is much to relate to and I have to say the conversation is spot on. This is the way women speak to each other, or at least women I know used to and still speak to each other—you know, when it’s just us girls. There are nuances and incidents which all of us have been through and recognise. Such as referring to people by their entire name, or just by their surname. Horrible bosses who treat their employees like deviants and slightly thick, and call them on holiday and ask them whether they’ve spotted that extra comma on a slide (I have to admit I saw myself in that boss). Pregnancy scares and useless pregnancy kits which keep giving contradictory results. Boyfriends who are so soppy and useless, you wonder why you’re with them. But much like a rite of passage, you are with them because later you’ll appreciate the better ones more.

It is so cliched, melodramatic and Bollywood that it felt normal. If it was a girl-boy story everything would have been the same. Instead of feeling repulsive to homosexuality it could have been caste or social status. (Funny isn’t it? What is normal and what isn’t.)

It is a good way to introduce friends and family to LBGTQ. There are some silent powerful lines. Remember though that the idea was not to support, aid or sensitise anyone, its a series and that’s all. #emotional #cute #teen #gay
The chemistry between the characters is amazing, there isn't a hint if awkwardness between the lead actors be it soft romantic scenes or the kissing scenes. You just get totally sucked into the storyline and you can feel the emotions of the actors and can relate to their struggle. The way they express their love, hide it and eventually come out, you’d never feel its staged.

PS : Kudos to Balaji for making the first mainstream Gay series in India.

The show starts off well, with Mikesh who comes back to India and proposes to his long distance girlfriend Tanya for marriage. This begins their emotional journey that even threatens their relationship at one point in the show.
This show does well in all areas of creativity and execution and one can't help but fall in love with the lead actors, and relate to their emotional journey. Especially the adorable simpleton Mikesh who also, along with supporting actors (especially Pathik and Purshottam) fill up this emotional journey with well timed humor that makes this show a delight to watch. Moreover this show is about Mikesh and Tanya and their relationship, no unnecessary hurdles by parents, caste, religion, society or similar sources.

While the length of the episodes range from 14 minutes (first episode) to 38 minutes (final episode), I'm glad they didn't restrict themselves to have uniform length episodes which may have forced them to compromise on the quality.

Did you notice the two rings interlocked into each other in the word "room" in the title?! That's pretty cool !! The opening sequence of this show is also quite good !!

There are just too many emotional and well timed comic moments that it would be unfair to talk about them here. Moreover, the proof of the pudding is in the eating, and this pudding is an absolute delicacy. I am no authority in show business, but being a lifelong ardent viewer of sitcoms and romcoms, I can vouch for Permanent Roommates as one such show you can re-watch and experience the same delight and warmness.

The movie out-shows any classic Marvel movie. It is enjoyable even to the non-Marvel community as it has no links to other Marvel character. The movie explores the culture and music of African community. The fight scenes seem real and the movie holds you in place till the end.

Man's world a perfect response to the ever mansplaining and self proclaimed men. Kiran played by Gaurav Pandey takes us to a parallel universe where everything with respect to gender takes a 180° turn.
The plot is creative and new. All you boys out there, if you ever want to know what it takes to be a girl, this video makes for a must watch. ‘Man’s World’, a satire on ‘what if women treated men, the way men treat women’. The webseries is very detail driven covering all topics from the Indian daughter who has to spend time in kitchen rather than study and work ,to periods and PMS. It is sure to give men an insight on what women go through on daily basis, touching the sensitive topics of equality and feminism. But I would say we also require a series portraying men's point of view as well as it will only be equality if only both the parties understand each other.

In India where sex is a taboo among most and initiating the topic of much required sex education is a no-no. It is a story of how a father gives sex education to his very curious son. Humorously it explains child birth, sex, condoms , etc. The language is simple and most importantly, it emphasizes that kids should get to know about sex from their parents, rather than from the internet or any other source.The show stars Anand Tiwari, child artist Kabir Sajid, Sanjeeda Shaikh, Alka Amin and veteran actor Sachin Pilgaonkar.Initially, it may seem strange to see a child talk about masturbation with his father but then that's the whole point of this show -- parents shouldn't shy away from having *the talk* with their kids and vice versa.

"Inside Edge" is India's first Amazon web series and it is a fresh breeze. It defies the strictures of decayed Indian daily soap opera and creates a new template for original and gritty content lovers. The production value is high with an ensemble cast. Thanks to Amazon and Essel Entertainment (Farhan Akhtar & Ritesh Sidhwani).

The content is edgy and niche, it shows us the ugliness and prettiness of showbiz and cricket, the two most loved industries of this generation. The deceit, crime, vendetta, and manipulation are the main ingredients of this excellent served dish. Some of the actors did a phenomenal job like Amit Sial, Angad Bedi, Tanuj Virvani & Siddhant Chaturvedi. Richa Chaddha as waning actress needs a better dialogue delivery and Vivek Oberoi as a shrewd magnate goes over the top sometimes.

However, being an Indian show, it occasionally becomes too dramatic with some larger than life characters and instances, which seems pretentious. Having seen TVF's Pitchers, Permanent Roommates, Tripling, Humorously Yours etc. are not equipped with rich production but the acting & content are more relevant and inventive.

Overall, Amazon and Netflix are giving the prospect to the Indian creative pool to come at par with Narcos, House of Cards, Ozark, Breaking Bad etc. It is good to see "Inside Edge" making a mark here.