Dil hi toh hai

Overall, the series is entertaining. That’s for all to see and realize. However, it does get a tad draggy in patches. The overall Bollywood overdose of background score doesn’t add up to the mushy flavor. At least, not in today’s time and era, it looks shoddy. Though clichéd in idea, Dil Hi Toh Hai pulls through, thanks to some sticking emotional scenes and impeccable performances by Karan Kundraa and Yogita Bihani. A hurried narrative could have been avoided. For all new-age lovers who have found Cupid, a treat during Valentine’s month, given the right romantic flavor and essence.

Modern Love

Modern Love is an American romantic comedy anthology web television series, based on the weekly column published by The New York Times and I must say we have found a hidden gem. This series shows us love in different forms and just watch it , you will know.

F.R.I.E.N.D.S.

This is not a series its an emotion and every FRIENDS fan would agree to it. This is an all mood show. You are happy, you might wanna watch it, you are sad, you want to watch it, you are feeling lonely, you need them, you are having your alone me time, you need them to relax you, you are dealing with stress, you have them. Also, you can never have a favourite character ever on this show. Everyone is favourite on different days. I mean no one could be so heartlessly pure, good looking, and funny than Joey. No one can as charming, loving, caring, and sarcastic as Chandler. You can have no one who take cares like Monica and is also a freak. You want to be her on some days. You want to be Rachel on all days when it comes to fashion, bossing up, being a kid, being a brat, and what not. Ross is as realistic as you. Keep yourself in place of him in every situation and you would feel this. Phoebe is not a weirdo but a sweetheart forever.

Panchayat

In my opinion, Panchayat is a comedy-drama, and one of the most popular web series of Amazon prime videos. It is based upon the real picture of India, like how does exactly the Panchayati raj system working in India. In Panchayat, Abhishek Tripathi(Jitendra Kumar) playing the role of panchayat secretary village (pulhera) of Uttar Pradesh. But he doesn’t like the job and the Sarpanch of the village Manju Devi but series shows how does patriarchy system affect our society her husband performing all the function related of panchayat behalf of the Manju Devi( sarpanch). In panchayat series, the life of rural India are not easy for those of who live in the urban areas of the society, there are several types of difficulties facing peoples of rural society, like lack of opportunity, improper knowledge, lack of connectivity, most important factor poverty and problems related with technology. We can say that some people of our society criticize the situation of India, but if you have not proper knowledge about what is the actual situation present in Indian villages. Then You can’t be given the correct and exact result that’s exactly web series showing in every episode.

Chennai Express

Keeping aside all the hectic things everyone must watch this movie... This is the perfect package of masala.. We can say it as a family movie... All the relationships are perfectly defined here... The love, fun, fear, emotions... Everything... When you are feeling low or u are getting bored by something then you can watch this...

LUCIFER

When Lucifer was cancelled after a four-season run, fan outcry got Netflix to give it a new lease of life. But after watching the first eight episodes in the two-part fifth season, the only thought that lingers on is, why? After four seasons of Lucifer Morningstar (Tom Ellis) trying to tell detective Chloe Decker (Lauren German) that he is indeed the devil and even showing her his real face, eventually, the makers, it would seem, wanted to give fans closure, as far as the ‘Deckerstar’ relationship angle goes. The problem with that is that try as they might, Lucifer and Decker just have absolutely zilch chemistry, so their prolonged will they-won’t they ‘get together’ tends to get tiresome. But that is not the only reason we get a fifth season, some episodes of which will be released only by the end of the year. There are plot points that need to be addressed, like, for instance, the reason Lucifer is vulnerable in Decker’s presence, and what it means for her to be ‘God’s gift for Lucifer’, among others. To get to all of that though, one has to sit through eight episodes of boring murder mysteries that lend no extra appeal to the narrative. And if you thought that having Ellis twice as nice in a double role can make up for all that, well, the answer is no. Charming as he is, the actor’s half-baked attempt at an American accent as the devious twin archangel Michael just doesn’t cut it. As Lucifer, Ellis is in his element and quite the sight for sore eyes, but there is only so much that he can do to carry the narrative forward. Characters like Amenadiel (Woodside), Ella Lopez (Aimee Garcia), Dan Espinoza (Kevin Alejandro) Linda Martin (Rachael Harris) and, of course, Mazikeen (Lesley-Ann Brandt) lend some gravitas, but it’s just not enough to make for riveting viewing. The problem now is that Season 5 has gone from being a final outing to a penultimate one, with Netflix giving the show a sixth season as well. So, if you have hoped for every character arc to be nicely rounded up this time around, you may just be in for a long and tedious wait.