Life Hill Gayi

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.

The cast is just phenomenal. Every characters lends depth and nuances to the script. Such a light hearted series that I just couldn't stop myself from watching it. I seriously hope Disney hotstar makes its sequel. And they should promote it aggressively. Didn't even know about it. Just stumbled upon it.

MUST WATCH !!

Mukti Mohan - Super effortless and subtle acting Kusha Kapila - As always layered performance and so stylish.

Divyendu - So refreshing to see him in a positive role after Munna.

Vinay Pathak - Superb.

Atul Srivastava - The best actor so under rated

Also enjoy the beauties of India's hill stations.

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.

Well another poorly executed rip off, in this case that happens to be Schitts Creek, not an exact rip off but an inspiration poorly made.

The show sees some familiar old faces that were just wasted cause they're too talented to be doing such mediocre roles (Vinay Pathak deserves better)

Divyendu I'd rather see his corpse carry the future seasons of Mirzapur than see him in a role that just isn't him, which is what it is in this case, especially after his strong performance in Madgaon Express.

And the one who gets most of the limelight, Kusha. She shows why she's only meant for 30 seconds shorts for unemployed spoilt privileged teenagers who have no life beyond consuming content on internet. Cause neither she has anything to offer that's anything to be excited about. Her acting isn't really acting, the most I've seen her act is when she reacted to her roast by Samay. But i think she should skip the long format and stick to what works for her that's getting engagement from children within that 5s-30s content hook. Just because YouTube/Instagram got her so called success, doesn't mean that'll extend to acting in actual. Big fail.

A pass.

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.