The story opens with Kunal, a twelfth-grader, amusingly attempting to court his classmate, Tara.
Kunal eventually proposes to Tara, and their love journey starts. Kunal leaves Indore after finishing school and relocates to Mumbai to attend a Naval College. Unfortunately, Tara dumps him in favor of someone else, and his sober life is quickly flipped upside down. Unfortunately, Kunal immediately becomes an alcoholic and chain smoker. Instead of attending naval college, he moves to a strange dingy room in Darukhana, where he spends his days drinking, smoking, and missing Tara. Later, Kunal is played by Tara once more as events conspire against him.
Rate – 3 stars
Duration – 9 Episodes
Cast – Ritvik Sahore, Vedika Bhandari, Aashay Kulkarni
Review –
A web series that begins as another break-up story and ends on a grim yet hopeful note. Given that Ritvik Sahore is the Ayushmann Khurana of the web series, the show will never disappoint. This was only the second time after Lakhon Mein Ek that Ritvik tried to do something new from his usual gf-bf engagements. The program is one-of-a-kind in many respects, but man! Background music by Altaaf Raja. What a brilliant idea! He even makes a cameo appearance here. For the first time, you have a show set in Mumbai that does not include any local trains or Marine Drive scenes. Although it depicts slums, pubs, ferries, and dockyards, it is not a Hollywood Poor India stereotype show. It screams authenticity. Even yet, half of the show was shot in Indore, and the locations are breathtaking. The filmmaker and his staff did an excellent job. Kunal Marathe makes a promising debut as a screenwriter, but unlike other chicklet, novelists turned screenwriters, he does not try to fit in and instead carves out his niche. Perhaps these frank and unabashed exchanges will propel him to the next level instead of those so-called National Bestsellers who faded away for good.
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