Zeroes Review

The incessant buzz around the startup culture shadows its lesser-known struggles quite well. It was about time someone brought them to light and break its glamourous perception. Zeroes do that and more. Following the story of 3 underachievers Brijesh Patel (Badri Chavan), a Gujrati boy from a well off family whose parties are as large as his stature, Satyananda Tripathi (Shivankit Singh Parihar) a sub-par employee and Lucky (Abhinav Anand), a delusional misfit. The trio plans to build a strat-up as a medium to realizing their dreams of success and money but here's the catch, none of them is competent or smart enough for the challenge and their business idea gives 'quirky' a whole other meaning. Lack of funding, skills and a core team are the glaring challenges amongst others, that must be conquered.

The characters are eccentric and nuanced, and actors deliver impressive performances. Writing is crisp, entertaining and engaging. The show is well-paced and lures in a with a strong plot that remains consistent throughout. The anticipation of will they or won't they make it big, keeps the viewer hooked on till the end.

It's a great watch and a unique narrative. TSP never disappoints.