The Timeliner's newest web series College Romance offers a sneak preview into the college days.
It revolves around three college friends :- Naira, Trippy and Karan. Karan is boyfriend to the hottest girl in the college , while trippy is trying to attract a fresh year students attention. Naira is the sensible girl in the group trying to make the guys realise the blunders that they might do.
Trippy finally gets the attention of the new girl but things get complicated.
The first episode of the series will definitely remind you of your own college days. It has captured the essence nicely. The three main actors are also very good in their act.

The self-styled king of Mirzapur is Akhandanand Tripathi (Pankaj Tripathi), whose business of manufacturing carpets has earned him the name Kaleen Bhaiyaa (kaleen is carpets, bhaiyya is brother). However, brushed literally and otherwise under and into these rugs, is an empire of drugs and weapons trade that has made him a millionaire and earned him the fear and following of the town.

But even the most powerful dons have their problems, and Akhandanand’s not-so-prodigal son Munna (Divyenndu) threatens to be his downfall. High on a cocktail of drugs and a sense of entitlement, Munna joins a wedding procession and accidentally shoots the groom dead. Ramakant Pandit (Rajesh Tailang), an upstanding lawyer, takes up the case against Munna, only to inadvertently have his sons Guddu (Ali Fazal) and Bablu (Vikrant Massey) get involved in the very world he is a part of.

While the story is a work of fiction, Mirzapur is, in fact, a real town known for its carpets in Uttar Pradesh.

The warp and weft of Vikramaditya Motwane and Anurag Kashyap's Sacred Games is love, deceit and chaos hinged on a good-versus-evil hook. The director duo turns the concepts of good and evil on their heads, moulding their lead characters — cop Sartaj Singh and crime overlord Ganesh Gaitonde — as vulnerable and volatile. This cat-and-mouse chase thriller kicks off when the crime kingpin calls up Singh, bearing a simple message — he has 25 days before Mumbai is razed to the ground.

It's a classic Mumbai noir, a world masterfully painted by the filmmakers. So you are spared nothing — the grime of the gullies, gore from body parts scattered on the road, gloss of the silver screen, gangsters and their gunfights.

• Engineering girls is a brand-new web series by The Timeliners after the success Flames. This is a story about three girls, Maggu, Sabu and Kiara and it revolves around the hostel experiences and misadventures of these three friends in an engineering college. The first episode shows a flustered Maggu who has lost her practical file and its her final practical exam. Maggu, the prankster helps Maggu find her file, whereas Kiara is fighting for her place in the drama club. At the end of an episode, the three friends come together. The concept itself is something that will intrigue the viewers to see more.

The headiness of first love and the small rebellions of adolescence are revisited in The Viral Fever’s web series Immature, which was released on MX Player in February.
Capturing such trivial details about the whatever good and bad and effed up mess a young adult deals with, the teeny tiny acts one pursues to get closer to his or her crush, the minute moments of teenage which define some of the most impressionable and memorable instances of one's life, and everything about endless shenanigans that your friends run on you and you on them, it’s all just so pristinely enacted, directed, captured and presented!

Friends reunite in Goa 4 years after the end of college. They get drunk, talk endlessly about their college days, recall seemingly insignificant incidents - and somewhere within the endless banter, they face their demons, confront things they need to confront, and simply watch as the seemingly insignificant incidents morph into something incredibly beautiful.
The story is very relatable and clear. It shows the bond between the four of them that will surely remind you of your old college days. There is no doubt about the storyline, it is very well written but it could have been executed more interestingly.
The most eye catchy thing in the series would definitely be Jatin sharma’s cameo. He has the power to pull thousands of watches after his role in Sacred Games. Likely every other group of friends, these four also have their ups and downs. They do make fun of each other which brings a smile on the viewer’s face but they also help each other whenever the time comes.
Overall I would say it is a must watch.

Personally I loved it!

One good day my friends came over , we chatted utter bullshit to getting a great idea to starting a youtube channel to accepting some awards absolute different creative thoughts camd in our head.

It captures what we think during our teenage. Its like a dream you know every now and then your friends come over and then enter into a world which is created by us.

Its kinda like Rick and Morty “Kuch bhi hota rehta hai”. If you are expecting someting like Pitchers or PR or Triplings then you might not like it, otherwise its a great show.

GirlsFeed is a series with a goal to throw some light on the secret lives of indian women.
Women have always been regarded as being shy when it comes to opening up publicly. This show ensures that the world becomes aware of the lives of indian women and the dynamic aspects affecting their lives. GirlsFeed is a variety show featuring a group of women discussing everything under the sun – the struggles, joys, the highs and lows of being a woman in India. Right from lying to parents, living up to the society’s expectations of how girls should behave – the show is trying to bring out different cultural nuances, and expectations on a whole variety of things. From dating, falling in love, the male gaze, and relationships and more, it is no-holds-barred and straight from the heart.