OK Computer

This show is Quirky & Witty and extremely misunderstood.

Complete out of bollywood type. Full of suspense. Screenplay, cinematography are awesome. All the way unpredictable story. Enjoyed work of ok computer team. Waiting for season 2.

First of all Science Fiction is not everyone's favourite genre. Many People do not understand the depth of it cause it's one of the complex genre we have. This series is one of the best made in India for Indian Audiences. Many of the characters stands out in series, especially ones played by Jackie Shroff, Kani Kusruti and Vijay Verma. This is my personal belief that pure Sci-Fi fan will only understand and appreciate this series.

Firsty one cannot deny the original content and quite a good screenplay. Story is quite interesting and deserves second part. Acting is also well done.

Satirical humour is abundant and the social and idealogical commentry is also present but it doesn't makes it boring in any way.

Cringy jokes are there but there is more content to laugh as well.

Doesn't try to make VFX CGI and compete with Hollywood in it. Whatever is there is convincing enough and lot of efforts are made to look it that way.

I don't know why people are discrediting a good piece of content.

Many people are saying what a waste of time!! Cannot tolerate it !! Really ??? Try see your perfect life !!

India directly want Hollywood level series without some intermediate efforts? Think about it !!!

Anand Gandhi, the name that made me so excited for this series, has created two of the greatest Indian films. Now, I was happy with the trailer that it's gonna be a thriller with a pinch of sci fi and comedy. And yes it is a comedy, but not a typical thriller. The plot may seem like IRobot, but it's not. It's a lot sillier than that, yet complicated. There's a lot of dark humour which is not suitable for the mass. The style is inspired from Office. The performances are good but not extraordinary. The technical aspects are really good as we witnessed earlier in Tumbaad. There are social messages and contemporary comments throughout the series. It's like a part mockumentary, part sci fi and part crime. I can't say that it's as good as the other works by Gandhi, but it's an experiment and I fully enjoined the series.