This is an aesthetically well-designed, cute web series. With no particular aim or twists, the story flows with a pop culture setting. Special shout-out to Yasaswini Dayama who plays Ray! The series starts out with the duo from struggling to manage their expenses to settling in their jobs. However, I felt that the episode 3 (Friends ya followers) was very much out of place and exaggerated. Though it did convey one's over-attention towards social media than real life, it was overdone. Overall, it is a delight to watch and can't wait for season 2!

The series is well acclaimed and definitely proves its worth. It opens with a dark yet mysterious scene of the then king. Slowly, as events pass Elizabeth II is crowned as queen. It is not the sheer wealth or the royal feel of the series, rather, the clever screenplay that drives the story. The crown is known to mostly accurate, especially when the queen learns about her father's death. Overall, it is a well shot series.

Yet another amazing performance from Mithila Palkar! She plays the lead role as an aspiring fashion designer and goes to live her dream with an internship selection. Her journey is not as smooth, it includes plagiarism, discouragement, etc. There is some family drama in season 2 which seemed a little out of place. Nonetheless, she shines out as a superstar at the end. However, I felt that her costumes were a bit over the top. It could have been more carefully designed.

This is the perfect destination for someone looking for a feel-good web series. It revolves around a young pop-cult-driven couple in a live-in relationship. It covers their daily life in a very natural way. The little things that come their way is delicately solved as they understand each other. Mithila Palkar is as cute and adorable as always and is an absolute delight to watch.

I recently watched the season 1 episodes of this series. The viewer becomes hooked to the show right from episode 1 for the obvious reasons of curiosity. The story follows the perspective of Clay Jansen. It was the perfect choice because he was somebody who truly felt her pain in her hardships. Sometimes, this quality is irritating at crucial points in the story when Clay takes a break from listening. Apart from brilliant acting, the editing team has done a great job in terms of merging past and present situations without a rigid distinction. Overall, it is a promising series though it may slightly disappoint the viewer at the end. The suicide scene was quite disturbing and bluntly shot. #bestOfMystery #dark