Kaun Banega Shekhawati

Anwar Says: Bollywood has been working on dysfunctional family since last few years and some products are excellent like Dil Dhadkne Do and Piku but some couldn't reach upto the expectations, in spite of the top star cast and Kaun Banegi Shikharwati is the latest addition. A dramedy or an emotional drama, the writer and Co- director Ananya Banerjee tries to find out till the end .

Naseer Saheb as delusional King , who wears track suits and funny night suits,tries to hook to his comical role throughout but looked interesting in patches. The character becomes repetitive and that makes this ten episodes long series unnecessarily stretched. Raghubir Yadav as King's aide played a pivotal role . Lara Dutta played her character with ease and looked real heir of Shikharwati . Soha Ali Khan got a tailor made role for her . Kritika Kamra also did well besides looking gorgeous.

Why do the producers not stick to six , half an hour episodes and tell the story, probably channel owners pay them for more episodes. This could have been better if trimmed properly. The hue and cry started because of Wealth Tax demand for 2005 to 2010 , a law which no longer exists since 2002 , a big technical lapse . Still watchable. 6 out of 10.

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This Web Series Did Very Good Performance. Specially Naseeruddin Shah & Raghubir Yadav & Lara Dutta & Kritika Kamra & Soha Ali Khan & Anta Singh & Cyrus Sahukar Dig Outstanding Acting.

It's one of those series that is beautiful and pleasant in all the frames. Throughout the series the aforementioned four sisters compete against each other in games supposedly designed around 'navras' (nine basic emotions) which mostly appear uninteresting and poorly scripted.

The movie has two acting stalwarts - Naseeruddin Shah and Raghubir Yadav, out of which the latter has definitely scored above the former!

Amongst the sisters, Soha Ali Khan has performed the best.

An era where families especially the women folk are shown as home makers talking about cooker & chana in stove or pathetic love stories of snatching each other's husbands, this series is definitely a stone breaker.

Here the king doesn't have four sons but daughters & they all come forward to fight for their home. All are shown independent, strong & fierce.

Comic scenes, costumes, dialogues & acting is undoubtedly good! It's a beautiful story.

The concept of the series is good, though it's hardly engaging. Naseeruddin Shah disappoints while Soha Ali takes the cake. With unfunny dialogues and poorly timed sequence, the stoy gets unnecessarily stretched. The only good thing is when games are on, rest of the times you can just nap.

Good for kids to show them how to love and support each other.