MitronPolitan

It fills my heart with such joy to write this review. I have nothing but appreciation for the entire team of Mitronpolitan. The writing in this show is bang on. The jokes come at you left, right and center with each cast member making the most of their eccentric characters. Every member gets to shine and each of them is such an important part of the ensemble.

Loved the chemistry and the camaraderie of the cast. I really hope that this show keeps continuing. TVF has once again done a great job and given us something that was missing from our screens, a hilarious situational comedy that keeps you engaged and rolling with laughter.

This show is a good attempt by the creators for creating a space in indian ecosystem for comedy sitcoms which have been a problem since good shows from TV got done like Sarabhai, idhar udhar, dekh bhai dekh...we want more episodes and as viewers, let's not be so judgemental and view the content as it is and if you don't like it, don't watch it or watch something else...but if you like it, don't forget to spread thr word and like, comment to tell the creators how or what you liked. Kudos to TVF with always experiementing with new content and trying something new without thinking of failing. Hit like if you love TVF.

MitronPolitan by TVF is, without exaggeration, one of the dumbest, most cringe-worthy series ever made. It's like someone took a terrible idea, executed it poorly, and then added an extra layer of stupidity just for good measure. The plot is non-existent, the characters are painfully annoying, and the jokes are so unfunny they make you physically uncomfortable.

The entire series reeks of laziness, as if the creators assumed their audience wouldn't notice-or care-how bad it is. Watching this is not just a waste of time but an active attack on your intelligence. If you think this is good content, you might need to reevaluate your taste in entertainment. It's baffling how something this awful even exists. Avoid it at all costs.

Mitronpolitan delivers effortless humor with impeccable comic timing. The jokes flow naturally, making for a well-thought-out, well-scripted, and brilliantly executed show. If you're a fan of *F. R. I. E. N. D. S.*-style situational comedies centered around friendships, this is one of the best you'll come across. The chemistry among the cast feels authentic, and the writing keeps each episode engaging and entertaining.

Give the first five minutes of Episode 1 a try-you might just end up binge-watching the rest! TVF continues to maintain its charm with gems like this, proving once again why it's a powerhouse of quality content. Well done, folks! Can't wait for Season 2 to see where the story goes next.

Metropolitan is yet another banger sitcom from TVF that nails it with its fun, relatable storytelling and modern urban vibes. The humor feels fresh, and the way they've slipped in product placements without making them feel awkward is honestly impressive-it all just fits into the story so well.

As usual with TVF, the writing and execution are spot-on. The dialogue is sharp, witty, and sometimes even makes you think, which adds so much to the overall charm.

The entire cast does a solid job, but Vishwajeet Pratap absolutely steals the show as Rajat. He brings so much depth and authenticity to the role-his talent and versatility really stand out.

All in all, Metropolitan is a super entertaining series that nails the balance between comedy and good storytelling. It definitely leaves you wanting more episodes or a new season, as long as they stick to what made it awesome in the first place.