Air

Well I don't know if you've seen the TV show 'Laakhon Mein Ek', but this AIR is similar to that. In this the guy here who is acted as Arjun is similar to Akash in that hindi series. The plot is 70-80% same. If we talk about the hindi one, one doesn't like to study for IIT but fathers forces and he is a complete misfit. Then slowly, a friendship forms between him and his roommates Bakri and Chudail. From there the real story starts.

Now talking about this series, as I said similar to that but the execution is good and the theme has changed here. This series comes with a humour one but the hindi one come with a serious slice of life. Anyways I would really recommend you to watch this Telugu version too if you are hoping a comedy and teenage life genre.

ETV has always been a strong brand on television, and now it's proving itself in the OTT as well. With AIR, #ETvwin delivers a nostalgic, heartwarming, and hilariously relatable series that hits especially for anyone who went through Intermediate phase of student life.

The story is simple yet strong, and the execution is top notch. Direction is commendable bringing out genuine emotions while still keeping things light and fun.

Performances are all around solid. Every artist truly lived in their role. Boys and girls in the series brought back that funny and chaotic energy.

A special shoutout to Viva Harsha, Jeevan, Chaitanya Rao and especially Sandeep Raj seeing you guys felt like watching our own lecturers all over again. So many scenes brought back memories of our teachers, classrooms and study hours LOL

Beyond the fun and nostalgia, AIR also subtly highlights the pressure, expectations, and emotional toll that intermediate education places on students in our society. It reflects on how students often become victims of a system that prioritizes ranks over real learning, and how this can affect their mental well-being and individuality. The message is clear, yet delivered with sensitivity.

Overall its a perfect mix of comedy, emotion, and nostalgia blended with a much needed reflection on our educational system.

A webseries which will make you laugh, brings all your intermediate days memories,friends, favourite teachers, exams, hostel days, class bunks, outings etc. It is pack of fun ride, middle class parents emotions, corporate educations behavior, friendship. It is a story of 3 students, how they enjoyed, done mistakes and realized them. I am sure every individual will connect to one person among 3 friends. Beautiful characters are designed and casted like Chaitanya, Jeevan, Sandeep Raj and friends Trio. Suitable to watch with family, frnds etc... Fantastic direction and performances. Congratulations to whole team and Thanks to Etvwin to give us such a beautiful content.

When i watching this series i felt like, i went to my intermediate time in hostel and those memories everything what i had done .when i watching series I'm get very emotional and happy. This is what up and downs, good and bad in hostel life i loved it. Joseph Clinton make a great story. Series have been praised for their engaging scripts, realistic characters, and ability to capture the nuances of student life, including friendships, rivalries, and personal growth. The cast generally performs well, bringing the characters to life. The series does deliver some laughs and entertaining moments, emotional and importance and love for family.

This will take all the 90s kids from Andhra and Telangana. Especially the kids who went from the rigorous schooling followed by inter in Narayana and chaitanya to feel nostalgic about their experiences. Will highly recommend it.

This series isn't just storytelling - it's a portal back to those formative years when life was defined by strict uniforms, endless test series, and 5:30 AM classes in Narayana and Sri Chaitanya. The series captures the emotional highs and silent struggles of a generation that was molded under pressure but still found ways to dream, rebel, and survive.

Whether it's the early-morning rush with a tiffin box, the anxiety of EAMCET ranks, or the joy of bunking a physics seminar to grab a samosa - AIR mirrors it all with striking realism and a touch of warmth. Every character feels like someone you once knew - a benchmate, a lab partner, or even yourself.

Background score and dialogue carry a raw authenticity, and the cinematography blends the grit of hostel corridors with the innocence of teenage ambition. It's especially moving for those who transitioned from these schools to dream bigger - in Hyderabad, Bengaluru, or overseas.

Highly recommended - not just for entertainment, but for the memory lane it opens. You might laugh, tear up, or just sit in silence after an episode. But one thing's for sure - you'll feel seen.