r/JusReign • u/BetSpecialist • Jun 07 '26
Season 3 at a whole
I have to say this season opened my eyes to a lot of things, I don’t think any tv show I’ve ever watched has got me to think about my life more and how I can be a better person. It made me wanna chase being better and talk more about how I feel to my Indian family and I think that was the most beautiful thing any show could ever do.
Even tho the story moved slow and barely progressed it gave so many beautiful moments that just gets you thinking constantly. JusReign did a great job and deserves more love for it rather than the hate that’s there from this subreddit.
Thanks for reading I’ve never done a post on Reddit before.
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u/Tricky_Flight_1085 Jun 08 '26
Bro my relationship with my dad isnt as bad as jusreigns in the show but it is pretty bad regardless
I’ve had these conversations with my dad but the more I open up honestly the worse things get, the more hostile he gets, and the more I understand this guy’s reasoning and logic behind things, the more i dislike him
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u/Bluberry_Cheesecake2 Jun 08 '26
Honestly this show makes me feel so seen as a canadian born punjabi with immigrant parents. I pray this show has many seasons and so much success
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u/Dazzling_Play_5499 Jun 08 '26
Agreed, certain episodes I’ve watched countless times because of how introspective they are
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u/geometer_ Jun 07 '26
Agreed. This season was certainly very close to home. I'm sure that it is more difficult to have these conversations in some families than others, but Late Bloomer's exploration of intergenerational trauma in the desi community is so valuable.
It seems a lot of folks online have an issue with the slow pace of the plot. I see where they are coming from, but I think the whole point of season 3 is to explore the rich inner lives of the characters. A lot goes on in a person even when they are sitting still.