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Amazon Mini Tv should rethink before launching any new series. The plot just happens. It starts off like an usual comedy series and then tries it's hands on romance, crimes, college politics and part thriller. Why?! Be honest to one genre or write it well enough to do justice with the multiple genres! Jokes doesn't land. The leads doesn't look like twenty year olds. Whoever played Mayank did the most overreacting. Piyush guy was okayish but the part where he lectures about being aesthetic doesn't gel well considering he himself was looking shabby. Hina Khan was looking good through out the series but sudden change of motifs behind her character felt forced. Whoever played Niharika, Chakku and Meghnad (the PT teacher) did good. Prahlad Cha from Panchayat was misused unfortunately. Anushka Kaushik character was well..it just exists for some reason. Probably one of the worst series I've ever watched.

"Namacool," an Amazon MiniTV Original directed by Ritam Srivastav, stars Hina Khan, Abhinav Sharma, and Aaron Arjun Koul. Billed as a thriller-comedy-drama, the series falls short in numerous aspects, rendering it an underwhelming experience. The premise revolves around two best friends, Mayank and Piyush, college students from Uttar Pradesh, who become entangled in the murky world of college politics. Assigned contrasting missions by different factions, Mayank is directed by an MLA and his student leader, while Piyush is manipulated by the wife of the man they are hired to assassinate-the college dean.

Despite the intriguing setup, the execution leaves much to be desired. The writing is cliched and lacks originality, with the plot following predictable and uninspired twists. Dialogues are mediocre, failing to capture the wit or intensity required for a thriller-comedy-drama hybrid. The storyline is disjointed and laden with random sub-plots that do not add value or coherence to the central narrative.

The performances by the cast are, at best, average. Hina Khan, a talented actress, seems underutilized, and her character lacks depth. Abhinav Sharma and Aaron Arjun Koul as Mayank and Piyush do not manage to convey the complexity or the comedic potential of their roles, resulting in a portrayal that feels superficial and unconvincing.

The series attempts to balance themes of student politics, friendship, and crime but fails to deliver on any front. The supposed humor falls flat, and the thriller elements lack suspense or urgency. The depiction of college politics is overly simplistic and does not engage the audience in the stakes or the characters' motivations.

Overall, "Namacool" is a disappointment, marked by cliched writing, subpar dialogues, and a weak storyline. The series fails to capitalize on its potential, resulting in a lackluster viewing experience that neither thrills nor entertains. For those seeking a gripping thriller or a sharp comedy, "Namacool" is unlikely to satisfy either craving.

Hina did her role very perfect no doubt she's a versatile actress and excelled in every scene. She was the only main source of charm in the whole boring plot. Overall the story was not exciting but Hina did her well and she was the only reason that I watched Namacool. Story wasn't exciting to watch but Rubiya and piyush's scenes were quite exciting to watch and they both portrayed their part very perfectly and shined in their role n others were also ok but the plot and story line was not interesting or exciting to watch it. But you can watch it as it's streaming on Amazon TV for free of cost so give it a watch guys!