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Ginny & Georgia is a show that blends drama, dark humor, and teen angst with a strong mother-daughter dynamic at its core. But let's be honest - while the show has its gripping moments, not all characters land equally well.

Ginny, the teenage daughter, often comes across as irritatingly snobbish and self-absorbed. Her constant complaining and lack of empathy for her friends make her hard to root for and you've got to be really patient with that character, especially in contrast to the far more complex and layered character of Georgia.

Georgia, on the other hand, is the true standout. Her performance is magnetic - equal parts charm, chaos, and emotional depth. She's not the kind of character you can fully love or hate, and that unpredictability gives her a strong "main character energy" that carries the show.

Zion brings warmth and realism to his scenes, while Paul, Joe, and others round out the cast with solid performances that add dimension to the story.

Bhumi's performance and dialogue delivery were severely lacking. She neither looked nor carried herself like a CEO, and her portrayal fell far short of what the role demanded. Instead of projecting authority and sophistication, her performance came across as immature and unconvincing-more fitting for a teenager than the head of a company. Unfortunately, she just didn't suit the role.

Ishaan Khattar truly excelled in the role, delivering a performance that was both captivating and authentic. He effortlessly embodied the character's regal presence and natural charm, making every scene feel rich and compelling. His portrayal brought a sense of depth and vitality that made the character not just believable, but mesmerizing to watch.

The storyline is lacking and there's a lot of misses, for an example, episode 8, the CEO doesn't even know how to use SUM function in an excel. Come on, who uses manual addition in excel. The makers didn't even do their research behind every scene.

The script seems to be alright and requires a very good act but the poor screenplay and horrible acting by the Lead Actress makes it impossible to watch. I sat three times and finished the movie. It was too boring and impossible to watch in first attempt. The poor dialogue delivery by Divya and her inability to act gives this movie plenty of yawns and clearly sinks the movie. An example of how an actor can destroy the movie completely. Would have been nice to cast someone who would have done justice to Savi's role. Even Anil Kapoor's presence could not save the movie although he was the only one to give some credit for.

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