Firstly, it has done really good job at showing the situation of women's safety in India. At one side we see a helpless woman being raped by brutes, and then we have lead investigators being women. It was such a contrast. Although, a male chief minister is shown in the movie but Ms. Shiela Dixit, a woman was CM at the time.
All the lead actors are already established character artists who excel in their roles and proved yet again their acting prowess. Shefali Shah was outstanding in the role of DCP. She brought the struggle in the system that an honest police officer goes through to get the job done. Rasika Duggal has continued on her performance from Mirzapur with ease.

Vishesh Bansal aka Harshu is the hero , villain and entertainer of this series. Now come to second most important character of this series. Undoubtedly Prasad Reddy aka Shanky stand on this position as his performance remind you pairing of Jai- Viru from Sholay.
Story-line of this show proved that Summer vacation is the festival of emotions, entertainment and family drama. Great research work to create the environment of 90s. It is really great inclusion of old things e.g. Comics, Cards, Milk shake with Rooh-Afza, Throwing milk into basin,Fashion TV and many other endless things which create connection with audience. All credit to goes to Saurabh Khanna for his writing skill.
Absolutely Loved It.

Flames is set in a tuition center in West Delhi where students of 11th and 12th standard come in to polish up their Maths and Chemistry. The show is narrated by the head of the coaching center, played by Deepesh Sumitra Jagdish, who maintains a tone which will remind you of Neelesh Misra. The story revolves around teenage love, heartbreak and will soon transport you to the days when getting a cursory nod from your crush meant the world.

While the show is set in present day, the makers try to tap into the 90s nostalgia which feels quite manipulative at times as you know that these students were born much after the “Pehla Nasha” days.

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Rangbaaz begins in 1992, with a naïve twenty-year-old Shiv Prakash (Saqib Saleem) living a happy life in Gorakhpur. His days are spent studying in Gorakhpur University; watching out for his sister, Shweta; and flirting with Shweta’s friend. But one fine day, destiny plays its hand and an eve-teaser, who had dared to tease his sister, dies at his hands. While it is an accidental death, wily politico, Ram Shankar Tiwari (Tigmanshu Dhulia), wastes no time in harvesting the opportunity fate presents to him. He sends Shiv Prakash away to Thailand under guise of protecting him from imminent arrest. A thoroughly petrified Shiv Prakash agrees to the plan in mute resignation. Once in Thailand, the innocent young lad is convinced to repay Tiwari’s benevolence by working as his henchman.

Dealing with the stresses of everyday life in a big city, Mr. Das has a major problem in his life: His Boss. Like an abusive relationship, the strain of the tirade of his superior is causing all sorts of problems in his life.
The web series tackles an everyday but little discussed subject – that of an employee having a boss from hell. The trailer looks promising and we are waiting for the short film eagerly. It’s not everyday that a creator thinks of tackling something as mundane but relevant as the office culture. The series stars Kumar Varun, Anisha Victor, Naveen Kaushik, Badri Chavan, Uday Nene and others.

This is a coming-of-age story of two brothers, Radha (Yash Dholye) and Manjunath (Mohammad Samad). Their father Mohan Kumar (Rajesh Tailang) -- who will put all dragon mothers to shame -- trains these boys relentlessly, ruthlessly to become the world's best batsmen. At the age of 15, these boys come to Mumbai so that they can play club cricket and be eligible to take part in Selection Day. If they make it to the final three, out of hundreds who come for tryouts, they will be offered professional contracts, a step closer to becoming part of Team India. But things are not that simple. Manju is desperate to get out and chart his own path, but he cannot do so without helping his brother gain independence from their father. After meeting Javed (Karanvir Malhotra) at the new school, Manju explores what it means to have freedom and confidence away from the grasp of his father.

Hotstar Special’s web series Hostages cuts to the chase. In its opening scene, Mira Anand, her husband and two children are being held at gunpoint. Mira, a doctor, is faced with an impossible choice: kill the chief minister during an upcoming surgery or watch her family die.
Directed by Sudhir Mishra (Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi, Daas Dev) and with a cast that includes Tisca Chopra, Ronit Roy, Parvin Dabbas, Ashim Gulati, Dalip Tahil and Mohan Kapoor.
The crux of the story is where Dr Mira has been taken hostage and they want her to misperform the surgery on the chief minister. But this is also a story of Mira and her husband, of Mira’s loyalty to her profession, of Mira’s daughter’s romantic relationship, of a father and son, a man and a woman, a man and a brother, a villain and his girlfriend.

‘Girls Hostel’ is a part of Whisper’s ongoing #MeriLifeMereRules campaign which aims at encouraging audiences to stand up for what they believe in and to live life by their own rules. This 4-part original series stars Ahsaas Channa, Simran Natekar, Srishti Srivastava and Parul Gulati in pivotal roles; and will revolve around the bonds they forge and the life experiences they nurture.
Girls Hostel is a Girliyapa Original Series directed by Chaitanya Kumbakonam. The narrative explores the everyday lives of 4 Dental College Students – Richa, Milli, Jo, and Zahira, as they come together to deal with their own personal issues; right from overbearing parents to eccentric wardens to the mean girls they encounter. Girls Hostel is a humorous roller coaster ride, rife with real human emotions coupled with relatable hostel experiences.

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Criminal Justice is a multi-layered story that not only follows the story of the lead i.e. Vikrant Massey’s Aditya, but also explores various subplots, giving depth and life to the plot.
Three characters hold the show together with their spectacular performances: Vikrant Massey’s Aditya, Pankaj Tripathi’s Madhav Mishra, and Jackie Shroff’s Mustafa. Vikrant transforms his innocent, boy-next-door character into a toughed up, exhausted man- result of the prison environment.
Aditya is driving his father’s cab one night, as a favor to his sister, when he picks up a customer, Sanaya, who will change his life forever. Some heated arguments and an apology later, Aditya finds himself in Sanaya’s home, and one thing leads to another, and he spends the night in her bed; only to wake up to find her stabbed to death. He is accused of her murder, but he can’t remember anything. Is he guilty or as innocent as he claims to be?
Criminal Justice is a police procedural drama that touches upon various topics such as police brutality and politics, coercion, manipulation, media sensationalism, the whole new world of prison, and the issues a convict’s or accused person’s family has to face.
The dark, dingy cinematography throughout the series perfectly matches the mood of the plot.

A crackling cat-and-mouse drama about a political empire in Maharashtra where siblings squabble for power after the patriarch (Atul Kulkarni) is gunned down.
Straightaway, "City Of Dreams" encircles a cluster of power-hungry characters whose motives are never cogent, let alone comprehensible.
Deftly inter-woven, the plot moves in mysterious ways embracing characters who are at once cunning and naive. The aforementioned wounded politician's daughter Poornima (a very lovely and emotionally empowered Priya Bapat) fights it out with her out-of-control debauched brother Ashish (Siddharth Chandekar).
The two actors play off against one another with controlled acerbity, bringing out Shakespearean levels of power-greed as the plot unfolds in a gripping game of one-upmanship.