Dhar Mann

If you want to watch Dhar Mann, just go on YouTube, it's that easy. But I don't recommend it. There's not really a point in watching these videos, especially with the terrible acting. I mean it, the acting is really, really bad, especially the kids. And I know there's some really good actors like Mair and Shaunte, but I don't even consider this a show with how bad the acting is. I don't even want to start with the really badly scripted stories. Every video is repeated, just with different actors. It will get boring. And I'm not the only one who's tired of the stories. People are pointing out at how inaccurate and unlike real life the stories are. So yeah, this 'show' is definitely not my preference.

This guy is so idiotic. His "inspirational" messages and videos never make any sense, his actors/actresses are terrible at acting, and his fans are cringe and obnoxious af. The only reason why I'm giving this a 3 star is because of his studio and film sets their kinda cool but aside from that it can be a 1 star.

Dhar Mann's "films" are made rapidly with little thought or care.

They are incoherent and poorly written.

If making a short film every single day for several years makes it hard to write half-decent dialogue, then don't release a sub-par film every day.

Now when you first watch him there good but the get worse and more predictable each episode.

When my 10 year old granddaughter visits, Dhar Mann videos are always on. Every time I have to sit through one of these pieces of drivel, I am reminded of the old saying: If a million monkeys pounded away on a million typewriters, they would eventually write Shakespeare.

Ol' Dhar must have those monkeys working overtime because there is absolutely no way possible that a human with a fully functioning brain could come up with such stupid, asinine material with no redeemable qualities whatsoever.

MST3K or Riff-trax would have years of material with this one.

The only thing else I can think to say is that may God have mercy on their souls because hell is too good for everyone involved; from the horrific actors, the soulless, brain-dead writers, and, of course, Dhar Mann himself.