“Dil mein yaad rakhungi tum sab jhallio ko, Aur tumhari dosti.”
A beautiful line that summarizes the bond of friendship, no matter the gender. Engineering Girls is all about friendship, the trials and tribulations associated with it but, moreover, the feeling of content that it involves.
Engineering colleges have always been a part of so many series, memes and other viral content but they have always had male protagonists to tell their stories. This is not the case here. Engineering Girls brings about a revolution (I may be exaggerating a bit). Hearing three girls tell their stories of being in an engineering college is refreshing and hopefully, an eye opener to all those people who think we have not had fun in our engineering days.

Damn! This series added a new word to my dictionary “Girlsplaining”. Now, there are a few topics of conversations that just come naturally (biologically?) to us. No one will know their way around a woman’s body as well as another woman. Remember Monica’s 7 erogenous zones? You got to go through 1 to 6 before you get to 7 but how often do people go through all of them?
More often than not, (some) men forget what to do and especially, how to do it. This is where your girl friends will step in. Mitali and Ruchi help Nikhil have great chemistry with his new girlfriend, Sneha. How they communicate the intricate details that Nikhil should follow and what he ends up doing, causes a laughter riot.

Have you ever come across a series that makes you reminisce your college days, that reminds you of that crazy summer love you had with this one amazing person, who somehow changed you? Summer Love is all about this and much more.
It leaves you with a pleasant and sweet feeling at the end of each episode and you cannot help but smile at the sweet nothings that have been so delicately crafted from reality.
Nida and Sami have been beautifully recreated to show how two people, who are busy with their internships, still find time for their nokjhok.
With a feeling of gratification, Summer Love will definitely leave you wanting for more.
P.S: I am pretty sure this is going to remind you of your Summer Love.

FilterCopy Talkies has come up with a fresh series of independent episodes that are inspired from the day to day happenings of our lives. From deciding on a pet to saying farewell to a loved one, from breakups to patch-ups to the friends who support us through them, this will remind you of all.
The tiny anecdotes are highly relatable and there is a lot of fresh content to see. However, there are a few places where the actors tend to drift off and then, so does the audience. However, the story lines make up for it and it does make for a pleasant watch if you can look past the tiny flaws.

Remember that cold December evening when one of our sisters was brutally raped? Remember the days that passed after, with protests seeking revenge, seeking justice? I am sure we all do.
Delhi Crime provides us with the back story, shows us how the Delhi Police worked day and night to nab the culprits, how they relentlessly gave up everything else to bring them to justice. This December night has been etched very clearly in the minds of all Indians. We have all lived through the pain. Nirbhaya case is the incident that changed the country, that woke people up to the harshness of our reality.
Delhi Crime details out the entire incident; it does not leave out the gory, gruesome details, so don’t watch it if you are faint hearted. But, if you can, make this the first Indian series that you watch now. Brilliant acting from the actors will make sure that you feel the angst and the anger in your bones as you see it.

Jodis made in heaven and Indian weddings – We are all about the extravaganza, aren’t we? Two wedding planners - adding a modern touch to our traditions and customs, rooted in Delhi and thinking big before they think anything else at all. An entire team of Made in Heaven that addresses issues, takes a stand, speaks out but most of all, it relentlessly pursues its dream of being a successful wedding planning company together.
Each character has been drawn meticulously and each complexity has been addressed with skillful acting and brilliant direction. Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti have given us a new series to binge and depend on, while making it realistically appealing at the same time. Every episode showcases individual weddings that do not really seem far-fetched and show the Indian roots at the same time.
This is the show everyone should be talking about. This is the show we can really be proud of.

Four girlfriends and a crazy ride through 10 episodes showcase the bonds that girlfriends have. Very often, we have heard the saying that two girls can never be friends but most of us, girls, would agree that that is not true. Our truest support systems have been our girlfriends who have had our back through it all.
Four More Shots Please! highlights friendship among women and their unapologetic selves who refuse to bow down to patriarchy, have fun and, love and laugh through thick and thin. A pleasant and decent watch, it leaves you with a strong feeling at the end of each episode. The actors are powerful and dialogue delivery is amazing with the team taking a strong stance on various social issues like body shaming.
However, the show does start to drift away in bits and pieces with the show becoming slow paced at quite a lot of instances. You'd probably start to drift off right in the middle of an episode and it is your determination to see a women-centric show that takes you to the season finale.
If there is anything that is going to keep you going till the end, it is going to be Umang (Gurbani). She is fierce and carries the weight of the show through and through.