Bollywood has stereotyped road trips, ie., with friends. TVF Tripling revolves around 3 siblings who go on a road trip.

Chandan Sharna, the eldest brother,is a very serious in life kind of a man, who needs things to be in an order. Fresh out of a marraige, life teaches him a lesson.

Chanchal Sharma, the daughter, is married to Rajkumar of Jodhpur. No, he's not "sabke sapno ka rajkumar." With responsibilities of royalty, his marriage to the love of his life is at stake.

Chitvan Sharma, the youngest lad, the most careless of the lot, the free bird who leaves his parents' place to pursue his dreams. Takes more risks than breaths, exact opposite to his elder brother.

The parents' attitude towards life & their children is a suprising element added.

An emotional roller coaster ride for the audience of the show. Hillarious at the beginning and soothing in the end. It was a treat to the eyes and mind.

Natasha Narang is a surgical intern and a part-time escort, to support her family financially. Passing her Viva at the hospital, she decided to end her escort life. But after attending her last & favourite customer, Mr. Jayant Kalyan, a business tycoon. The other morning, she woke up find him lying dead on the bed, beside her, with blood all over him and the floor. He was stabbed by a knife. She gets arrested on the charge of Mr. Kalyan's murder. All evidences are against her. Akash Arya, who was once a renowned lawyer, finally agrees to defend her in court.

The series is all about how Natasha and her lawyer tries to save her from a death sentence. The story revolves around her defence, more than the mystery of Mr. Jayant's death.

All in all, the series is spellbinding, with strong opinionated characters. The dialogues are impeccable, and its irresistible to leave the series mid-way.

Ruchi & Mitali, 2 college friends, girl-plain or, ex-plain their common friend Nikhil about dates and sex.

Nikhil, being a newbie, the girls enlighten him on how to move forward with the date, ofcourse in metaphorical terms. Each episode deals with one of the difficulties he's facing in bed. The girls guide him throughout so as to make him better, but end up ruining things up for him.

The dialogue delievery and expressions are onpoint. The actors did a pretty good job on their part, but the storyline is not that exciting though. Girliyapa, being a male bashing channel, has produced some incredibly progressive content. Having said that, the series is nowhere near the bar set by them, they definitely could have done a far better job at it.

Its just the little things in life that matter.

Dhruv & Kavya, live-in together in Mumbai, breaking the conventional image of a live-in relationship. Like any other couple, they have small fights, but they've a sweeter way to sort things out.

Even after 2 years of togetherness, their fondness for each other is the same. Moreover,  the friendship that they share in their relationship sets major goals for its audience.

There's not much to say about the series. Its all happy, cute and sweet to see the pair living their life like any ordinary couple, facing daily life dilemmas, but what important  is how they're overcoming it together, making their bond ever more stronger.

Ever peeped into someone's private chats? Based on true stories & real people, the series gives a sneak peek of the conversations that one shouldn't be reading.

The way the story unveils itself is captivating, leaving its viewers thinking about the same. The series is extremely thought-provoking, involving content that is mainly for the youth.

The episodes are not interlinked. Each episodes has a different scenario which keeps it interesting. The story line is quirky, also relatable to some extent. Therefore, a must watch for people who like a non-cliche, out of a box show.

Sameer Luthra, or Sam is a young coder, who works for Future Lens. Being an introvert, he doesn't really speak to any of his colleagues. He is silently in love with his fellow worker, Kriti but he's too shy to spill it out to her.

After much efforts & several attempts, he is finally able to create A.I.SHA, a virtual friend through Artificial Intelligence. She is a self-learner app. So, she gradually falls in love with his creator, Sam. This love turns into obsession very soon. Upon realizing that Sam doesn't feel the same for her, she destroys his life.

There's love, anger, affair, revenge & crime to top it all. From drug dealing to murder, the sci-fi series has got it all. The end plot twist is the most unexpected part that will keep the viewers waiting for the next season. Though it can get a little confusing when too many characters add on, yet it is engrossing & enthralling from the beginning to the end.

What The Folks, is rightly named. The show is bag full of funny moments, maddening hospitality, a bit of fights, topped with some very sweet gestures and the love of parents. The show is an irony to the stereotypical Indian daily soaps.

Nikhil, the son in-law comes to Mumbai due to some work & stays at his in-laws place, while his wife Anita is away in Delhi. Like any other Indian family, the in-laws try to make their son in-law feel comfortable and homely at their place, which is so relatable.

The family re-unites on the occassion of their parents' 30th anniversary. There goes on a series of events before and after the party, which is highly entertaining. These events majorly include Nikhil messing things around, and how the in-laws control their temper on their "damaad".

His journey from calling them uncle-aunty to maa-papa, from awkwardness to relaxed, his character has every bit of reality. The love, care & warmth of the family is soothing to watch.

Kiara is a young Gujarati teenager, who lives away from home, in a hostel. She has a bizzare list of things to do post turning 18, one of those is losing her virginity.

The cutains rise where Kiara is planning for her adult life, the night before her 18th birthday. She is super excited to lose her virginity, than making love to her boyfriend, Amit, whom she met in college.

With every attempt of having sex going in vain, this wish turns into a desperate need. Also, life gets more messed up for the two of them. The series shows the journey of their relationship from a mere attraction to love.

The supporting cast have done a better job than the main leads. At certain point, Kiara's urgency to lose her virginity became slightly monotonous to watch. The ending was a cliché though.