Staff Room - Teacheron Ka Adda

This show is beautiful, classic and cute.

A must watch show.

It makes you feel nostalgic and relatable due to its middle class approach and not making it like high profile fake school dramas which we show in other films these days, Be ready to smile throughout all episodes due its wholehearted simplicity and little bit of sitcom drama and style.

Eagerly Waiting for season 2.. After watching the whole season in one go, I would say kudos to the whole cast and crew especially to the background music, director and writers.

The characters are written so well by the creators and balanced by the director in a way that everyone comes out with a special place in the audience's heart especially my family loved it so much because ensemble casts relatability is for all ages , Our favourite character has been Vikram (Sanchay Goswami) as geography teacher, he is simple yet a powerful performer, he could have easily overacted to land the jokes of the situations but he acted nicely, naturally and wholeheartedly on point. Pranali (Simran Sharma) is very pretty to watch on screen with her effortless acting skills, Kunal (Nikhil Verma) is super calm but a rebel which has been performed with great maturity and balanced timings, chemistry teacher Divya (Srishti Dixit) is naturally funny and into her character all the time that she can make you laugh with her presence only, Anurag Sir (Tushar Pandey) is also one of my favorites, he looks fresh and energetic to watch on screen with lots of realism in his acting, Grover sir (Shahnawaz Pradhan) has been a very funny character to portray, it settles in your heart after few episodes due to his Sitcom style of acting and emotional graph also which has been balanced by the director very well and Bartendus (Rakesh Shrivastava and Anjum Saxena) they both have been best casting choice for the show, they are so lovely and funny to watch that you laugh out of loud whenever they are in the scene.. also special mention to the cinematographer (loved the first epsiode's Lulla sir camera angles)