Takki

Given the youth of the cinema in saudi, this is outstanding work matching any international performance criteria of highest standards for any series. Brilliantly natural and realistic acting, captivating by soundtracks, picturesque sceneries and strong direction and dialogue delivery - it's an all round entertainment.

Rhythm between episodes as well as seasons was flawless and never for a moment did I feel bored.

Amazing work! Well done!

I started watching this thinking I'd hate it but I was very pleasantly surprised. The young actors are actually very good and I found myself hooked. I particularly liked the ending. Well done guys.

This "series" seems to be something made for the web. The production level is amateurish. It's a totally pointless production and only of limited interest to a very specific type of audience. Just another example of the rubbish that is available on some major streaming sites.

Wallah one of the best shows ive watched got every good thing about it the acting the plot i really recommend this was very emotional and i really hope there is a season 4 inshallah i think that this is the best show netflix has released just wish there was more to watch and it got better each season like every episode was good friendship beteryal romance arab lifestyle it has everything mabrook on all the actors best show of all time i really do hope there is more of it coming because even tho it did end beautifully i hope to see what comes next and hope it is even better wallah 10/10 show i cant fault it.

I understood from the get go that this was a YouTube production that was developed on a lower budget. It has its moments where it's slow and dull but overall the dynamics between all the characters have a considerable degree of compelling interest. I watched this through the lens of an educated foreigner and for those who do not know much about Saudi society may not be able to understand the through dept of a lot of the struggle portrayed in the drama. There are minor moments that passively criticize Saudi culture yet not directly blaming it for the hardships of people's lives. Every character has their own aspirations, sorrows, and struggles and how the overlap with each other is what makes Takki compelling. Many episodes are left on intriguing cliffhangers and you really desire the best outcomes for some of the character. What Takki lacks in production value it makes up for in writing and character development. Despite its apparent cultural disparity from the West, you learn to empathize and relate to many of them. I hope to see more from Saudi Arabia in content of this kind of writing.