Crash Course

Sameer lodaya

The series is dynamite of content, acting ,facts ,emotions ,chemistry darkness,,and characters

At the very first episode you will feel this is simply Kota factory but the makers knowing this fact they went ahead to make this that's was real macho..the content has driven in a very strong way to 10 episodes making it tight gripping..as the episodes travels it becomes very intense and interesting which only a perfect director delivers

The sole of the series is the cast hats off to casting director Mukesh chhabra..anu kapoor mastered his character it was unbeatable with Gaurav ,udit ,pranay..the students performed out class mainly anushka mohit hridhu and riddhi these are dynamites of acting that just need a ignite to blow up

The twist they created to reach the climax will shatter you and in the end they have also strongly opened the doors for another season

Pace of the series was concern they should had concluded to 8 episodes which would make more sense

With darlings this weekend this has to be added to watchlist.

If you looking for series which is based on IIT coaching centre,then here you will see what will be the student life and circumstances. Also how institute make their institute bigger by advertisement and many more.

Yes it's slow paced and quite lengthy and could have cut down short as possible. But delivered what the director wanted to convey to the audience. Of course there are flaws in the script, Vijay Maurya did his well to stick to point and facts. As always the best performance goes to the show stealer Mr. Annu Kapoor he was brilliant and some supporting cast also did good.

The first few and last few episodes are boring as hell, but the middle ones are exciting. After watching back-to-back episodes, it felt like a short film trying to tell me not to take things for granted. Teenage issues that arise out of negligence are shown (Riddhi Kumar's character mainly)

The business and political side of the story involving Mr. RJ ('don of the coaching mafia') was dragged a lot. Viewers may find it boring. All I can say is that what the series displays can be found relatable if you, too, are into JEE NEET Coaching race during your teenage.

It seems to be influenced by Bollywood formulaic directors. Some cliché moments are there to look for. Unnecessary swearing, toxic masculinity/femininity, vulgar scenes, petty "dosti" and "pyaar" dialogues (that are overused in Bollywood), etc. Are filled in this!

A bit slow at places; it is still overall a good web series to look out for.

The show successfully captured different issues and emotions students go through in the coaching capital 'KOTA'. Series is engaging, casting is on point, there's drama but it isn't dramatic. Conflicts between students seemed real and relatable, reminds you of your college days when you were trying to figure out life in chaos where your perspective was the absolute truth but in hindsight you see so many other variables and perspective.

The show also question Indian obsession with IIT and how easy it is to manipulate parents and students with fear. There are so many likeable characters but Annu Kappor at his despicable best steals the show. The star cast really complemented each other. Actors to watchout for Anushka Kaushik, Hridhu Haroon and Aryan Singh.