Raat Jawan Hai

It's a clean, positive, good vibe , honest webseries. No negativity, no false relationship issues are shown. It's the funds series that I enjoyed a lot and missed my friends badly while watching this. The story is really good. I just hope such happy and truly feel good types webseries shall come again and again so that the person like me can also watch web series 😁😁😁😁.

The timing , the scenes, the characters .... All are really good. I just had one negetive feedback........there should have been more episodes yaar.

Will watch it again whenever I want to feel to see something that soothes the heart.

Kudos to the whole team , keep it up🎉

With all the serious and gritty dramas around, it's quite refreshing to find a feel-good series. So, when I came across this one, I jumped on it right away.

The story revolves around three childhood friends who are now young parents, and how this new chapter of parenthood brings a host of challenges. The series is all about how they take their friendship forward and navigate daily life issues.

The plot is highly relatable, with each episode tackling a new issue in their lives. It's an urban story, focusing on people in their late twenties or early thirties, which makes it resonate well with an urban audience. The writing is the real star here-you'll often get a sense of déjà vu, as you've likely encountered these situations in your own life or in the lives of people around you.

Barun Sobti is now a name you can trust. He handles every role with maturity, and his performance here, with a pinch of comedy, is flawless. Anjali Anand, of Rocky Aur Rani fame, shines with her sassy attitude. Priya Bapat, with her innocent look and naïve character, will steal your heart. The chemistry between the three leads is the highlight of the show, keeping it engaging throughout. Even the actors playing their partners have done a great job.

Surprisingly, the series is directed by Sumeet Vyas, and he has done a fabulous job. As an actor, he's already proven his mettle, but now he shows he can be a capable director too. The way the characters are written and the dialogues are crafted makes it a very relatable watch. The music and title montage are also standouts. If I had to point out a flaw, it would be the title of the series-it sounds too shady for such a sweet narrative.

I hope the makers plan a second season because this one truly deserves it. If you're looking for something light to binge-watch, look no further-this series is a gem.

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Beautiful journey of 3 buddies from being childhood buddies to parents. How, they try to balance friendship, parenting, career, simple joys of life, their respective spouses and family. It's a beautiful package.

If you are looking for a slice -of-life movie, go for it now!!

Beautifully written, performed, directed by the whole team.

Big round of applause to them!!

Barun Sobti as stay-at-home Dad gives new goals to all those new Papas who are trying to figure out what to do after the baby! Green Flags Planet

Go, watch the movie with your partners, friends and family.

But, first, call your buddies and tell them, you, love them.

It's a refreshing, slice-of-life dramedy that hits close to home, especially if you're into stories about friendship, growing up, and navigating life's curveballs. Barun Sobti, Priya Bapat, and Anjali Anand have great chemistry-their dynamic feels genuine and relatable. The show does a great job blending humor with emotional depth, without getting too heavy.

What really works is its grounded storytelling-it doesn't try too hard to be flashy. The nostalgia, the late-night convos, and the subtle life lessons make it feel real and warm, like catching up with old friends over chai at midnight.

If you enjoy character-driven stories with heart and humor, Raat Jawaan Hai is definitely worth a binge.

This is one of the most fun, lighthearted, shows that you'll watch this entire year. The show follows the journey of 3 people who've been friends since their childhood and have their own separate lives now, trying to juggle parenting, work, friendship and marriage at the same time.

Parents with babies/young kids will relate on a whole different level. There's also a whole for people who've got a handful of friends they are tight with. The show also effortlessly comments on class, tradition, society, patriarchy x matriarchy, and so much more.

There's a lot going on in this show but it doesn't feel like it. The dialogues (and the dialogue delivery) range from chuckle-worthy to hilarious.

I ended up running this in the background and you can too, but you're likely gonna enjoy this more if you pay attention. Don't miss this one.