Saas, Bahu Aur Flamingo

Saas, Bahu Aur Flamingo definitely falls under the category of those very few unique storylines that keeps one glued to the plot, thats enamoured with twists and turns, making one curious enough to know how the tale winds up eventually - to make one conclude that the execution of the well-crafted narration gives rise to expectations that a lot more is about to come. Voila! The aspects of storytelling and thrill ride of what lies ahead has hit a mark. Granted the pace of the plot mellows down a bit but afterall, it helps build the character's representation with par to the story in a subtle manner, that could not go unnoticed! It has been quite an impressive avenue of entertainment in its own sphere. Kudos to everyone involved in manifesting it !

This drama is ideal if you're searching for an entertaining way to kill time. It is something that can be considered a time-waster. Presence of the legendary Naseeruddin Shah is the finest aspect. His performance is the most impressive aspect of the performance. He is always able to effectively manage the situation. His work is graded with a perfect score! The remaining members of the ensemble have also performed magnificently. Let's get to the story's substance. In all candour, it is hardly revolutionary. Probably, you have previously encountered something similar. That is, by the way, the most remarkable portion of the performance. These individuals are conducting research on a subject that has been examined exhaustively in the past. Nonetheless, until matters become volatile. Triumph on every front.

Anwar Says: Matriarchy presented in a completely new avatar and a deadly drug cartel is being run by the all women in the family. The egos of men, when they enter, are killed by showing them that the show can be run by women. Homi Adajania has been able to create the atmosphere and the show is neither too paced nor too slow.

Ruthless badass Savitri's character was written keeping only Dimple Kapadia in mind. She says so much with her eyes and stillness that many can't even with loads of dialogues. Second to watch is nuances of Isha Talwar which she performed with conviction. Radhika Madan and Angira Dhar also played their twisted role well. Deepak Dobriyal as monk never impresses. Nasiruddin Shah seems to be out of even pocket money, so that he accepts such insignificant roles.

But what doesn't work for the series is predictability. You smell every turn much before and that makes the story haywire. Dialect used are also not well researched and rehearsed. Many a sequence are not connected and are unanswered. Cliffhanger confirm the second season, hope Homi would overcome the shortcomings.

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This online show is of unparalleled quality. The acting is superb, the script is well-written, and the director has brought out the best in each and every actor. All of the female characters perform admirably, particularly Dimple Kapadia (in the most violent scene, when she cuts the enemy's tongue) and radhika Madan, Isha Talwar, and Angira Dhar. Deepak Dobriyal leaves a lasting impression in every role he plays. Superb writing, breathtaking visuals, and pulsating background music. You'll be like "omg!!" after every single episode. All of this tense drama is interspersed with uproarious theatrics. This is incredible, never-before-seen content.

It's incredible to see how a director is able to sell outright negative characters and make us care about them. Makes you truly empathize with them. That is both incredible and problematic.

The cliff hangers are very real. Forces you to binge watch. Dimple has definitely given a performance of a lifetime. It's incredible how the director has been able to pull out the potential of such an incredible actor. She rocks the show. Powerful performance by most of the star cast. Great direction. Writing is Shakespearean.

Just what is disturbing is that the show is glorifying drugs and violence.

Looking forward to season 2.