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Ananya Panday has the looks but she just can't act, also she looks like a child, as a character it becomes difficult for the audience to take it seriously. Her persona was on point though, she has supermodel looks for sure but not the personality.

Also weird to say but the two supporting character girls had such a similar face, it becomes difficult to understand who's who initially.

The story is senseless but fun, a lot of motivation from western series for example Emily in Paris. Whatsoever be the case, it's not a bad one, you can watch it for timepass without having expectations.

Varun Sood seems to have potential, Bollywood should explore him with more roles.

Vir Das was amazing, incredible performance.

We still have a long way to go, a series like emily in paris just looks much better because the acting is far better, the characters seem serious with their parts but in call me bae the characters seem to be just trying and trying, they just aren't able to deliver.

Just finished and it is absolutely, 100% a welcome change !!

Sadly, this nepotism tag / social media fad ruins the fun even before it starts. No wonder this was a mere 4.5 stars to begin with but climbing now.

Nepotism is there .. not denying the obvious but in movie industry where you bet you own money on how the movie would do .. isn't it just as simple as inheriting a family business where there could be better people who can lead the business ??

I think so. You can choose to disagree and it's okay.

Anyway .. not a masterpiece but 100% a one time watch A lot of cringy stuff but a lot of worthy ones .. somewhere here or there a bit of poorly written script but definitely more than a few good moments .. backed by solid performances in their capacity.

And can you believe it .. not a single "gaali" .. like what !!! .. how can you even :)

All in all .. nothing short of a 7 .. all day, every day :)

Ananya Panday delivers a tour-de-force performance in Call Me Bae, a series that seamlessly blends comedy, drama, and romance. Her portrayal of Bella is a revelation, showcasing her versatility and ability to connect with audiences on a deep emotional level.

From the moment Bella graces the screen, Panday's captivating presence commands attention. Her expressive eyes, impeccable comedic timing, and genuine emotions bring the character to life in a way that is both relatable and unforgettable. The series' witty dialogues and engaging storyline are further elevated by her stellar performance, making Call Me Bae a must-watch for fans of Indian entertainment.

One of the most impressive aspects of Panday's performance is her ability to balance humor and heart. Her comedic timing is impeccable, delivering lines with a natural ease that never feels forced. However, she also excels in the more dramatic moments, showcasing her range and depth as an actress. Her chemistry with her co-stars is undeniable, creating a sense of authenticity and warmth that adds to the overall enjoyment of the series.

Beyond Panday's exceptional performance, Call Me Bae is a well-crafted series that offers a refreshing take on the coming-of-age genre. The show's exploration of themes such as friendship, love, and self-discovery resonates with audiences of all ages. The writing is sharp and witty, with a keen understanding of human nature. The direction is confident and stylish, creating a visually appealing world that complements the storytelling.

In conclusion, Call Me Bae is a gem of a series that is elevated by Ananya Panday's exceptional performance. Her portrayal of Bella is a masterclass in acting, showcasing her talent and versatility. Whether you're a fan of Indian entertainment or simply looking for a well-made show that will keep you entertained, Call Me Bae is a must-watch.

I highly recommend Call Me Bae to anyone looking for a captivating and heartwarming series. Ananya Panday's performance is truly outstanding and deserves to be recognized.

Could have been an amazing show, however: 1) no depth to characters.

2) No reality to the struggles of moving penniless to Mumbai.

3) No suspense or follow through to the ' mystery'?

4) TERRIBLE ACTING 5) Very poor comedic timing.

6) Nothing is believable. Not the characters, Not the scenarios portrayed as life in Mumbai, not the ease of getting a job. Not the clothes ( the outfits worn in non air conditioned surroundings. From Heavy satin PJ's to Jackets and I think i spotted a fur!

Come on Guys. Come on Dharma productions! You gave us the best and now you've reduced yourselves to this???

Heartbroken. Especially after KKHH!

**NEPOTISM, NEPOTISM, NEPOTISM - but not always, guys!**

First, you should go and watch the show. Don't fall for the idea that it's high-class drama only for high-class society. Anyone can watch it in one go.

The storyline is amazing! It's about a girl from an elite background who gets kicked out of her luxurious life and rises to become a top-notch journalist.

The comedy timing was spot on.

Ananya Pandey-I've always liked her and her acting, except in *Hum Kho Gaye Kahan*. This is her best OTT series with mind-blowing performances by everyone.

Neel's character may feel underdeveloped, but Gurfateh Pirzada is a good actor. Maybe the producers just didn't have much for him in this.

Vir Das, as usual, was great.

Niharika Dutt is absolutely lovable.

Mini Mathur is such a great actress-please give her more screen time!

Muskan Jafferi as Saira was fantastic. Without her, it would be impossible to enjoy this series as much.

Finally, I found Varun Sood's journey wonderful. Loved him in this.

Varun Arora, the upcoming comedy sensation, had limited screen time, but you'll love him in every scene.

Every small character, from the chef in the house to the police station actors, was great.

Go and watch! It's a must-watch drama-comedy.