Late Bloomer

A simple storytelling with beautiful messages. Much awaited come back for Jasmeet and its worth. Every immigrant ,specially Punjabis can relate. It talks about reality good and bad, you might not find drama or action in this

Its a simple story, only issue I found was some of the characters Punjabi was little broken. Perhaps they should have hired actual Punjabi actors from back home. There are some times that you will get a little bored but it will catch up.

Overall, it's a beautiful story telling with meaningful message in every episode. From doing Youtube videos to having own crave show its hell of a journey.

I really love how the sensitive topic of turban was tackled in fourth episode. The show is maturing with every episode.

The storyline is getting interesting and you get invested in the characters. Jusreign did a very good job with writing.

I still think this needs to be promoted more as it has potential to be as big as Kim's convenience if marketed correctly outside of Punjabi- Canadian community.

The only complaint I have is the length of each episode is not long enough, I hope runtime will increase as the show progresses... Anyway, Good luck to everyone attached to this project and waiting patiently for next 2 episodes.

Great show must watch . No idea why season 1 is not Netflix already , will be super viral once it does . Really a great depiction of the life of a first gen immigrant kid. Check it out a 100 % and why has not Netflix picked it up already ? Expats around the world will love the show . Jagmeet has a super authentic voice and looking forward to the next season . The family depicted is also very authentic first generation immigrants trying to find the footing in a new land while balancing cultural differences between no lands. The struggle to make ends meet is also real. Pick the show up Netflix , no one knows what crave is outside of cananda .

This show resonated with me, surpassing my expectations. Its humor and relatable moments offer a nostalgic reflection on various aspects. It was a strong representation of the brown community in the western world, which has been very rare to come by. There's a lot of potential with this show and I'm excited to see where it goes as Jasmeet Raina has a lot to still show us the viewers. It was a show to easily enjoy and will put a smile on your face by the end of each episode. It has a solid representation of 1st and 2nd generation sikhs who aren't religiously inclined from the first two episodes.

It started of slow, but second half of the show is truly some of the best tv i've seen in years. Season 2 is a must.

First of all Jus is really fking good in this, his performance feels authentic and unique.

I how real this whole show feels, especially the relationships between Jus and his parents.

It really shows a realistic family dynamic that we don't see that often in tv & movies. I could really relate to Jus as a son of an immigrant aswell.

It's rare to see a brown character who is more than just a 2 dimentional character. And the whole cast did a great job, also the writing and directers were top notch.

Last thing: Jus's dad was the best character, I got ptsd watching him on my screen😅