Made in Heaven is a delight to watch. A webseries that covers the dark and conflicted world of the upper middle class and the elite society has been depicted with lot of sensibility and sensitivity. Alankrita Srivastav's work undoubtedly leaves an impression in the viewer's mind. Along with covering the topics of weddings with delicate hands, the show also brings forth the issues of infidelity , lgbtq+ community, racism, gender inequality and division based on economical disparity. Shobita Dhulipala is an absolute treat to watch. Jim Sarbh and Kalki , both seasoned actors are overshadowed by Shobita's brilliant performance as Jim's wife. It's a must watch for all those who love drama, social issues and above all a good script and brilliant performances.

Dulha Wanted is by far the most stupid webseries I have ever come across. It makes me angry that I actually wasted my time in watching this entire show. As the name suggests, the girl on is on the hunt for a groom because her fiance breaks off the marriage as he couldn't tolerate any of her tantrums anymore. Well, she had it coming. The female protagonist is a rich bratty kid who is her papa's princess and wishes everything to be delivered to her doorstep , which in her case seems to be true. Her pointless tantrums, haughty behavior and irrational thinking skills alienates her not only from her fiance but her father as well. Tridha Choudhary ,without a doubt has portrayed the role efficiently but what it really bugs me is that even though she is highly talented, she wasted her talent by playing a role that showed very little character development. Her trials and tribulations in order to find a suitable groom becomes rather monotonous and unfunny until one cannot bear it anymore. The show tries it's best to capture the hardships of being a privilged and well known woman in the society but the script fails to deliver the message appropriately rendering the effort of the entire cast quite meaningless and unimpactful.

Puncchbeat is anything but ordinary and predictable. Tangled up and shadowed in the glory (irony intended) of the ever so famous franchise of the movie series "Student of the Year" this show is exactly what Karan Johar would have delivered if it was ever made into a webseries. Well, let's take a moment and thank the critics and Karan's conscience for not putting us through that torture again. But let's not forget that this show came into existence and delivered the unthinkable (sarcasm intended). Another STUDENT OF THE YEAR spinoff minus the star cast and *coughs* nepotism *coughs*. As the name suggests the plot basically revolves around unnecessary boxing and dancing because academics "gayi tel lene". Rosewood High is a prestigious school which only exists to cater the rich kids. To add a twist to the already boring plot the "outcast" Rahat is brought on board and the an open battle takes place between the privileged "STAR BOY" Ranbir and Rahat which forms the crux of the story. I am really curious to know why the director even bothered to cast the two actresses. They barely got screen space and their characters showed no development. Divyanka aka. the dancing diva (the only dancer in the entire school because guys like bloodshed only, sorry man) plays the love interest of Rahat but of course Ranbir falls for her too and this leads to Ranbir harbouring and burning in the fire of hatred and revenge against Rahat who is actually Ranbir's half brother ( there goes an oopsie). Ultimately the women in the series get reduced to an object of desire and lust, except Nikki Walia who plays Ranbir's mum. She has portrayed the role of a principal and a mother brilliantly. Her inner conflicts and outer conflicts impart an idealistic aura to her character. The plot unmoving and pointless doesn't leave any more room for discussion. If you are a STUDENT OF THE YEAR fan then this webseries might interest you but other than that there's notjing worth watching other than two good looking guys, making out with the same girl and fighting each other because a love triangle always wins. But this time, maybe not. The stereotypical portrayal of women is appalling and sad. Comic relief seems forced and appears superficial to the development of the plot ( if there's any *chuckles*). In conclusion the series is watchable but highly unrealistic and unbearable.