Tathaastu Review

Don't, and I repeat, don't fall for the seemingly enticing trailer with a clever theme of a business trying to fulfill impossible wishes. The show delivers nothing of the sort and comes off as rather an unpalatable melange of off beat mess. This Arre original is boring, lacks structure and follows a chaotic plotline.

The show starts with Dev Awasthi (Shivankit Singh Parihar) being interviewed for his wildly successful start-up 'Tathaastu,' where they take "your wish is my command" attitude to the next level and gets seemingly impossible requests sorted in no time. His team includes a lot of wacky characters, none of which are interesting enough or well developed. With conspicuously choppy writing and pale dialogues, the show fails to hold attention even for a couple of minutes. The pace is slow and direction could use a lot of work. Their first case is Taimur's missing potty training chair, and nothing could have been more mind-numbing than that. Everything in the show is forcefully tied and distastefully presented.

I wouldn't recommend this show to any with a sense of humor for witty and ingenious ideas. Steer clear of this half baked attempt.