Late Bloomer

The show is decent with some good characters. It has it moments but falls short a few times too. Overall, Jusreign did a good job as an actor and a writer too. I believe the show will get better as it progresses and I am looking forward to it. It's wonderful to see a turbaned guy as a lead on a show streaming on an international platform.

Again, looking forward to see all the characters develop as the show progresses and hopefully the comedy will get better too. Babbu needs to be on screen a little more for sure.

Good luck to Jusreign and the team behind the show and I hope it turns out to be a huge success!

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.

He could make so much more content like this, not sure why he stopped. He would be bigger than most other brown stars.

The series is short but very to the point with the unique Jus Reign type of humour on serious situations.

If anything is bad, its the fake Punjabi accent by his mother. It sounds almost like it was a slurred version of Punjabi or a different dialect. Maybe he is of mixed descent as his surname Raina suggests.

Overall I'd recommend this to anyone that watches Babbu or Jus Reign back in the day, or even Sangtar Singh on Youtube. Great comedy amongst the perils of being brown and living abroad.

This show does an amazing job at displaying the many, many intersections that first and second generation south asians face. In fact, this might be the only show to capture it in such a way. While much of the show is funny, there are plenty of scenes that are hard hitting and intense. Specific topics like marriage, education, and religion are points that the entire south asian diaspora in the west can relate to.

The only thing I could really critique is the acting. There is a gap of practice/experience between the cast. Given the space this show occupies in the west, we have to remember south asians in the west are not encouraged to pursue the arts or writing. How many opportunities truly exist for south asians in hollywood and the like to pursue roles that do not encourage the stereotype. This show is a massive step in the right direction, and I am excited to see what Jasmeet does next.

This series was so refreshing for Canadian television. Canadian television is often dry and boring but this was It told the story so eloquently and brought together the never-been-told second generation immigrant story. I also was reminded of my love for the OG YouTubers and it told a harsh reality of what it's really like. It explains what really goes on behind the scenes. It was hilarious and soo heart warming. I miss Jus and I felt this was the perfect entry for him into network television. This is just the beginning for him and it shows in the best way possible. He's truly talented....................