Indori Ishq

Don't watch it and waste your time.

Good acting but bad story line.

I thought it's the webseries of TVF Flames guy so may be I should try it but when I start watching it I felt sorry for him.

He's just 20 and trying to portray a role that is not at all made for him.

I don't know what happened with the thought procees of writers , I don't know why the believe sex and foul language is the key to success.

The review is being made during the 2nd episode. I just can't watch it.

Madness and eccentricity glorified throughout the webseries.. Better expected from someone like Ritvik Sahore.

If you have high expectation from this one then this will dissapoint you...It is not really similar some of Ritviks previous work which was real...here everything seems to be made up conveniently ....Guy hails from a middle class family but you want to show him a acquainting in a posh south Mumbai flat ...no problem just say some relative has lent his house...A south Mumbai girls asks our boy to share Altaf Raja song with her.... Our guy has been staying a dingy room next to sea which is in a terrible shape but his cool South Mumbai friends don't have an issue frequenting the place...every girl south Mumbai girl is waiting to be impressed by our hero...and much more....overall there is nothing new....love story does really have the sting not honesty...writing is not fresh overall really below average series.

Performances are the only saving grace though as most actors have performed well..

A webseries that starts as another Break-up story but ends on a very dark but high note. Considering Ritvik Sahore is the Ayushmann Khurana of webseries, the show was never to disappoint infact this the only second time after Lakhon mein ek, Ritvik tried to do something different from his regular gf-bf gigs.

The show is unique in many ways but man! Altaaf Raja's song as background song. I mean what an idea! He even makes a Cameo here.

I was really in awe with the locations chosen for the series. For the first time, you have a show based in Mumbai with no scene of Local trains and Marine drive. It shows slums, bars, ferries, dockyards yet it is not a Hollywood Poor India sterotype show. It just screams to be real. Even, they shot half of the show in Indore and locations are just amazing. The director and his crew has done a fabulous job.

Kunal Marathe makes a strong debut as screen writer but unlike other chicklet novelist turned screen writer, he doesn't tries to fit in anywhere in the crowd infact makes his own space. Perhaps, these raw and unapologetic dialogues will take him to next level rather than those so called National Bestsellers who soon faded away for good. I really need to appearciate the reference to section 375 in the series and for the first time someone actually demands a similar law for men which is so unique.

Anyway, it is perfect weekend watch with your head phones on.