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Most shows about historical events focus on the big moments, but this one is different. It's not just about the Jallianwala Bagh massacre-it's about the tensions that led to it, the people who tried to stop it, and the system that covered it up afterward. That's what makes it so gripping.

Kantilal Sahni is such an interesting character because he starts off believing in the system. He thinks the Hunter Commission is there to find the truth. But as he listens to testimonies and sees how the British manipulate the investigation, he realises he's part of something much bigger-and much more dangerous. Watching his moral struggle unfold makes the story feel incredibly real.

The courtroom debates are some of the best moments in the series. The arguments, the frustration, the moments where you can see the truth slipping through the cracks-it's all so well done. The production quality is top-notch, from the costumes to the historical details that make colonial India feel alive.

It's rare to find a historical drama that feels this immersive. This isn't just about remembering history-it's about understanding how it was shaped.

It's commendable how it portrays the dynamics of platonic relationships between genders, skillfully depicted by Ananya and Siddhant's exceptional acting. Undoubtedly, one of the finest recent releases, the soundtrack is a standout, seamlessly complementing the narrative and evoking profound emotions. It authentically mirrors the Gen Z experience, resonating with relatable stories and delving into insecurities and the contrast between real life and the superficial online world. While touching on some superficial affluent issues, its core emotions strike a chord. Siddhant and Ananya's performances add depth to this beautifully crafted narrative. A genuine surprise of the year, the entire cast shines brilliantly, delivering outstanding performances.

Kusha's character of Nayantara is a standout in Minus One. Her performance is understated yet powerful, and her journey from being a carefree college student to a woman dealing with the complexities of love is beautifully portrayed. The chemistry between her and Varun is raw and intense, and their scenes are a highlight of the show. The show does an excellent job of exploring the complexities of relationships and the emotional struggles of young adults. The way things unfold from here is absolutely phenomenal. I was glued to my screen for 3 hours, guessing the reason behind their breakup, but to my surprise, there was more than one concrete reason, and both the characters played their hands quite well to reach their relationship's inevitable end. However, one of them was at greater fault here.