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Ladies Room (2016)

The series revolves around two girls Dingo and Khanney (that's what they lovingly call each other). They are the best of friends and share an ultimate level of friendship. It bursts the thought bubble of people always wondering why do the ladies gang up while visiting the rest room and who are always curious to know what actually cooks up in the ladies rest room? Well, it is an absolute girly thing to have nonsense and extremely philosophical talks that Dingo and Khanney are up to all the time. The subjects of discussion could be anything and everything ranging from relationships to office work load, pregnancy test to abortion; and how these thick of friends stick with each other as a stout support. It is a light comic entertainment celebrating womanhood and shouting aloud every talks that are otherwise hush- hush in the world outside of ladies room.

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.