Reviews & Ratings for
Bisht, Please! (2017)

The web series tells the story of a shy girl who is good at heart by ends up in sticky situations. Neetu Bisht is a small-town Bengali girl who lives in Mumbai with her boyfriend but is often ridiculed for being a small townie. She is constantly walked over by everyone in her life. After she realizes that her boyfriend isn’t faithful to her, she, after a lot of convincing, leaves him and tries to figure out her life that was wrapped around him. Her major concern is that her parents will want her to get her married. She is tired of being let down by everyone and tries to turn her life around with the help of her work friend Soham. Soham is insensitive and mean but always has her best interest at heart.
Nidhi is her natural best here and she is ably supported by a very talented supporting cast. The direction is similar to all the other TVF series, which is definitely a compliment. I particularly loved how the lead enters some arguments assuming stereotypes only to have them shattered and turned on her. It was a nice touch.
The script is well-written and highlights social issues subtly in small places. The actors have done a commendable job. But Bisht, Please! doesn’t seem as effortlessly funny as TVF Tripling, or as endearing as TVF’s popular web series Permanent Roommates, but it slyly weaves in topical quips and manages to establish Neetu’s naivete without making her seem entirely spineless. Neetu’s journey towards self-empowerment is likely to make for interesting viewing, provided Bisht, Please! resists the temptation to give her a drastic and simplistic makeover. Bisht, Please! is a good one time watch.

Bisht please is a series by Tvf that talks of an ordinary and well behaved girl's struggle in a world that keeps on challenging her. #bitterSweet
Neetu, a really simple and naive girl, finds it hard to make it through the world that's cruel, with rules of a 'good' girl. From being cheated by her boyfriend, to being used by her best friend, the series talk of how difficult it is for a person like Neetu to survive in a world like this. #breakup
What disappointed me the most was that the series give you really high expectations, but leaves you disheartened due to its lack of good script. The concept of the series was remarkable, but the script wasn't. This series were one of the worst series by Tvf till now, according to me. #slowPaced
I wouldn't say it is a must watch, but you can watch the first episode and if you like it, carry watching the next.

From the power house known as TVF for the first time comes a sub-par series. Neetu Bisht, the protagonist in “Bisht Please” portrayed by the brilliant Nidhi Bisht (casting director in TVF) is a simple girl, often taunted for being average and uninteresting from everyone, right from her live-in boyfriend to her one sole friend in the world. She goes through her life facing the consequences of being too nice and too good. She cannot confront her cheating boyfriend, she cannot refuse when extra work is dumped on her, she cannot even refuse to help her friend although she is in no state to do that. She cannot even win an argument with a security guard and that’s not because of lack of trying. Nidhi is her natural best here and she is ably supported by a very talented supporting cast. The direction is similar to all the other TVF series, which is definitely a compliment. I particularly loved how the lead enters some arguments assuming stereotypes only to have them shattered and turned on her. It was a nice touch. But all said unlike it's predecessors like Pitchers and Tripling, the show feels sloppy and unreal at many points and had too many forced humor which is unlikely of TVF.
Verdict: Watch for the brilliant acting of Nidhi Bisht and Amol Parashar, inspiring dialogues and monologues. It's an okay series with many faults and burden of being as good as it's predecessors.