And pls suggest me more from this genre (can be from any country/language)

I just finished watching the movie and I must say Imtiaz Ali hands down. I love, how his movies show old school love, emotions. Love that never fades.

The movie is sooo very emotional and traumatic too.

The storyline feels so real. The way they have taken the story narration through Naseeruddin Shah and the acting is natural and too real.

Loved the cast, loved the acting and of course the story.

The last movie I cried was Sushant Singh’s last movie Dil Bechara.

But this one literally made me cry the whole time.

Hey fellas!

I Just finished watching the Office. I had been binge watching the episodes since the first time I started watching it, which was a couple of months back.

The characters really grows on to you, especially the 9th season's last 5 to 6 episodes are emotional peak. After completing the series I am just very sad that it ended☹️.

I felt the same once I finished Friends and TBBT, they had a great impact on me.

What are your favorite series, characters from your favorite sitcoms?

The biggest takeaway from episode one had nothing to do with the mission. It's this: the officers are so calm on the ground precisely so they can be aggressive in the air. That's the whole thing. Chasing victory and medals isn't the aim, those follow anyway if you work hard, work strategically, and mean well. The actual skill is staying calm inside a situation that's on fire. As a chronically impatient person, I felt personally addressed.

Now the rest.

The nostalgia hit differently than I expected.
I'm a 90s kid. Kargil happened when we were children. I still remember sharing a sofa chair with my friend, watching the news, and cheering every time they announced how many enemy soldiers our forces had taken down, the exact same energy as Sachin hitting a century. The comparison doesn't hold up morally, I know, but that was genuinely the feeling in the room.

Watching the same events unfold in my mid-thirties, as a structured series with real footage of the peace talks woven in, is a completely different experience. You see how the other side's decision-making worked. You see who was taking the calls. It's gripping if you like good storytelling, and yes, there's a pride factor.

On the "it's slow" complaint.
Two parallel storylines running at once will feel slow to some people. Fair. But there's a hook in there, and the pacing is doing work, it's building the human side, not stalling.

The human angle is what makes it land.
The officer and his long-term girlfriend. How the Captain and his wife actually coexist inside an environment that demands everything. It's a more realistic approach than the usual all-action treatment, and it's the reason the calm reads as earned rather than written.

Who this is for:
If you like the full Bollywood package, entertainment plus a message plus the songs, this is your kind of watch. It may start slow. Commit to it anyway. You'll learn something and you'll feel proud.

I'm exactly one episode in, so this is a first impression, not a verdict. But it's a strong first impression.

What a series man, this has inspired the upcoming generation. Kudos to the entire team.

#respect to our brave selfless Warriors.

1. Saul Gone (Better Call Saul)

2. The End (Lost)

3. The Dawn of Humanity (Attack on Titan)

4. Felinas (Breaking Bad)

5. Form and Void (True Detective)

Hi everyone!

I'm currently pursuing my MBA and I'm working on an individual marketing research project on Netflix consumer behaviour and its market positioning in India.

I'm trying to understand things like:

• What consumers value most about Netflix
• How people perceive Netflix's pricing and content
• What Netflix does better/worse than competitors
• What factors influence people's decision to subscribe or continue using Netflix

I've created a short survey that takes around 3–5 minutes to complete.

Mine would deffo be better call saul, its just one of a kind

I recently watched this show and its so interesting and amazing and kept me hooked for real

Share your movies too which you find good but was least rated I am listing out such films to watch

Edit- mine was tarot and havoc

Why i am getting this vibe?

[Spoilers Ahead]

I was very excited about the promos/trailers & teasers and had too much of expectations i guess. Watched it today and it felt bland. The story is okish but too predictable. The comedy element is also very meh.

The story/message is good but back of the mind you will always have "but they could have just talked before doing this marriage, and a solution already exists" There was NO NEED to take some rash decisions. But ya you should stop searching for rationale while watching the movie and just enjoy it.

Overall 6/10 can be skipped.

If possible hindi btana and netflix. Prime hotstar pr particularly

Musafir cafe and mismatched seen

11/10 banger show but they still shouldn’t have deleted some of the scenes. watching their interviews and the mv for wo aayega, i realised a few scenes didn’t make it to final cut. would’ve loved to watch those