Tribhuvan Mishra CA Topper

CA topper is a story about a middle class government employee who has no choice other than becoming a male prostitute as a side project to solve his family's financial problem.

This is a fresh content with a great cast and good plot but writer missed an opportunity to give it the ending it deserved.

Story was decently paced in first half but it goes haywire in second half. The humor is good with keeping audience engaged in such scenes but extension of story takes away the charm. Action and shooting scenes were poorly written and most probably were written/directed by someone else as it lead to inconsistency. Overall a decent watch.

CA topper comes with a fun filled storyline with relevant life lessons, the cast is amazing everyone does justice to the role, kudos to casting team.

Lead plays the role as desired and showcases middle class men in his approach to life and also the way he deals with life problems keeping the innocence intact.

Director has given beautiful curves to each episode's which keeps you engrossed. Total fun entertainer.

The dialogue are well written and articulated along with "cuss words" which makes the overall plot and cinematic experience real and relatable, last episodes are somewhat elongated. Overall a Exhilarating story.

Let us get this out of the way. This is a show about a male prostitute who is also married and loves his wife. There are also an insane amount of scenes - though without nudity - of him providing service to his clients.

Once you get over that, this is is absurdly funny.

Of course there is entanglement with truly unsavory characters through his work and him coping with all that and his family life without skill-set of a gangster.

What carries the show is excellent ensemble cast lead by Manav Kaul. Writing is truly imaginative where a contract killer obsesses over customer service scores and (being Jain) commits no crime after sun-set and clients recognize the promotional souvenir of the vigils in each other's hands at a hair salon. Story is predictable but the situations are not.

There are a few unnecessary characters that do not add value for screen time.

If you felt bad for Shweta Basu Prasad after "the Tashkent Files", (she worked very hard to carry a movie with such a monumental conspiracy plot but the production was so shoddy that even Mithun and Naseer could not pull it out of the rut), she has redeemed herself with "Jubilee" and now with this series. She has perhaps the most layered character in the story and shines in every frame. A bunch of actors from the beloved "Panchayay" prove that they can each be very versatile - even the pigeon guy has a small role as an elevator operator.

I really enjoyed this show. I thought it was hilarious. There are some really funny scenes that I was laughing hard at. 🤣

It's not the sort of show to be taken seriously. It's lighthearted entertainment for when you just want to chill out and have a laugh. 😊

The characters are good. They each bring something different to the table. 😊

The music is really good in the show. There are some good songs in it. I was singing along to some. 🤣

I thought that the ending was poor though. There were also some loose ends. I hope there is a season 2 so that the loose ends can be tied up. It all ended very strangely. 😳

Given the prevalent plagiarism in the Indian content space, it's refreshing to see something original and creative.

The series addresses a niche topic that might seem like an exaggerated figment of imagination but is most likely gaining as much traction and acceptance in India as it has in the West.

The series effortlessly manages to stay hilarious and keeps the audience on the edge, achieving this through a synergistic combination of a great cast, plot depth, cinematography, and effective overall execution.

If it comes across as hilarious and entertaining even when based on a controversial theme, it speaks volumes about the creators' caliber.