The Adventures of LLeo

The episodes were small and feel good. There was little comedy and some great acting. Perfect time pass.

All episodes had a clear story and the last o ne brilliantly concluded them.

Actors have performed really well and bring reality on screen.

Audience will love the character of Lleo. He is so chilled out and calm even during difficult times. At times, audience will feel that he doesn't bother at all but has a golden heart.

The story writing and screenplay is subtle and crisp. Unlike other webserires, this one doesn't have any unnecessary scenes and director has shown everything "to the point".

WoW Just WoW... Whatta light hearted comedy adventurous show it is! The leading character LLEO (Anandeshwar Dwivedi) nailed his role brilliantly. He was totally cool as a cucumber in this entire show and his satirical punchlines in certain situations were hilarious to watch & listen. TVF is really master in terms of making contents memorable ; now LLEO's character is one of them.

The Acting performance of the leading character was brilliant whereas writing for that character could have been better in episode 4 with those homeless family. That was the episode which let me feel uncomfortable about LLEO whereas he learnt his lesson in the final episode and gave redemption to everyone whom he troubled in this entire show, so it's kind of WIN_WIN situation for everyone. All other characters also played their parts decently. The Music was good and the Screenplay was pretty tight and gripping, You will not feel bored for a single minutes in this entire show. My favorite episode was Hospital one! All other episodes were also pretty fine.

Overall it's a show for all peoples but some slangs were there, so it's on you whether you should go with family or not! From my side it's 7 Out of 10 for it..

Full nonsense comedy with super punch lines.

No emotional drama and no romantic bs.

The show's humor is relatable and situational, making it an enjoyable watch for anyone who appreciates a good laugh. The characters are well-developed and endearing, and the story keeps you guessing what Lleo will get himself into next. If you're looking for a fun and entertaining web series to watch, The Adventures of Lleo is definitely worth checking out.

Amazing ruthless character with simple brain and direct writing nobfabcy costumes or location.

Series bets on the plot and it does not dissapoint Easily go to comedy.

U reminded us of the time when you, biswa, jeetu, nidhi, saxena,rowdy raghu,kasturia, and wo breaking bad ka alok nath used to create AND act! Now u work only off screen. New cast.. Well.. TO SAY THE LEAST, Its not good in front of you GODS ! . We need a reunion of the OGs. Bhai ho, rowdies, yo yo party Singh.. That was THE ***T!!!! And anaddshwar was and still is acting parmeshwar! I remember when u appeared as himesh reshmiya in yo yo party Singh skit. Bhai dekhte hi hasi aati h!! And the unique way u captured BHAI! L'ed MAO!! You were the first one to notice AND ridicule salman's accent! I see you as executive producer, creator, and what not.. But its been a while we saw u as a lead actor.. Come back Anand'Eshwar'... Come back.. Make us laugh again.

LLeo❌ Himu ✅

Very similar to Humayun Ahmed's Himu character!

The real name of the character is Himalay, a name given by his father. He follows a lifestyle that was instructed by his psychopathic father who wanted him to be a great man,

Himu wears a yellow panjabi that does not have a pocket and lives a mostly nomadic life. He walks barefoot on the streets of Dhaka without a certain destination. He does not have a job and, therefore, no source of income. He prefers the life of a beggar to that of a hard worker, often praising begging. The charterer is decidedly eccentric and unorthodox in outlook.

He has a large number of followers for his spiritual power of predicting future events of anyone, including those of police officers, beggars, neighbors, relatives, and tea stall proprietors. Most of the time he indifferently speaks unpleasant truth about the person with whom he talks.

Himu unlike the atheist psychology Professor Misir Ali argues that the beliefs make things happen, not inspecting or asking questions. This aspect of him makes him a person who lives by the magical side of the world, not using logic.

There are 21 novels about Himu. Five others are Himu-based.