Life Hill Gayi

Watched her in Sunflower and now here. The belief and sincerity she brings into her characters is hilarious. She's totally believable in her mannerisms, and comes across as if she was born in the character.

Overall the show is a bit silly but quite fun. It does pick up slowly, and shows some nice aspects of hill life and friendships. I particularly enjoyed the bits when the focus shifts to the side character stories, it's great to see the siblings grow in empathy. My favourites were the staff.

Looking forward to a new season where the writers and actors really find their groove and make the individuals deeper. As of now there's a lot of unexplored potential.

Witty and something fresh is finally here! Loved the characters. The story is about two siblings who are fighting to win the intheritance of their grandfather.

Each episode is 30-35 mins and is a easy watch. Liked how they played sublte and didn't made it overdramatic

My favourite will be Kusha Kapila, who was in her element. Specially like to mention a scene where she and the receptionist have a discussion about womanhood and independent working woman who never give themselves much reward.

Overall, it's a easy watch and keeps you hooked through out. Finally a perfect show to binge this weekend.

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I was so happy to watch this piece. It shows so much about the mountain life style and what people believe in. How the village life is totally different and loving to live in. This series I think brought the best among all the actors. No stupid violence no stupid love story. As everyone said it really reminded me of schitt's creek. But It was totally different in another way.

The characters were well-developed, each with their own unique quirks and depth, adding richness to the storyline. The beautiful cinematography captured the essence of the mountainous setting, making it feel almost like a character itself. The show's focus on genuine relationships and community spirit was refreshing and heartwarming. Overall, it's a delightful and engaging series that stands out for its authenticity and charm. If you enjoyed Schitt's Creek, this show is definitely worth a watch.

The direction, visuals, and the dialogues are bang on! The writing is quick wit, sarcastic, and ironic. The comic timing of all the actors only added to the fun of watching *cough* binge-watching this series in 3 hours with my mother. Yes, one can find several loopholes that the characters could have had more depth or their had to be some character growth but that is where Season 2 shall come in *hopefully* I really hope Hotstar greenlights this project for an S2 cause it honestly deserves it!

Divyendu, Vinay Pathak are expected to be good - but Kusha Kapila and Mukti Mohan were definitely the surprise package here. Both women packed a punch in their pivitol scenes.

Lastly, the show was what it was because of the entire supporting cast who elevated even the smallest of scenes with their effortless human, expression, and body language. - Honestly, this show belongs to them. (Annapurna Soni, Atul Srivastava, Hemant Pandey, Gyan Prakash, Ishtiyak Khan, and Sachin Negi)

Set in the beautiful Uttarakhand this is a story about a dysfunctional family and their hotel .

The acting is good by everyone. Divyendu shines, and so does Vinay Pathak . Kusha Kapila is also good. The side characters have also played their role well. They all did what they were supposed to do.

The concept is good but sadly the script is old. There's nothing new we haven't seen before. Also part of the series are inconsequential and unrealistic. There could have been more work done on the script. Something fresh is needed to entice audience.

The scenes, camera work , direction is good. It's amazing to see such scenery and you feel like visiting that place.

Overall a simple series without anything new to offer . You can binge watch this over a weekend but don't expect too much. It's old whine in new bottle.