Jee Karda

The buddy series is a true gem that shines in every department. From its top-notch production values, captivating theme, and well-designed costumes, to its icing-on-the-cake music, the series is a feast for the senses. The actors' brilliant performances, perfectly matched by the astute casting choices, further elevate the show's quality.

It's worth noting that the music composers, Sachin-Jigar, have crafted an impressive score (Very under rated Music Composers), while the writer, Hussain Dalal, has penned a compelling script. The direction is also praiseworthy, as it ties together all the elements of the production into a seamless and immersive narrative. Overall, the buddy series is a must-watch that excels on all fronts.

Good for a Hindi series. Engaging, entertaining and watchable. Even though some story line is slightly altered at a higher lever compared to "Friends from College", this is still good. Good cast and screenplay.

All the cast are looking good and have acted well! Portrays the latest gen lifestyle.

Tamanna was looking pretty and has acted well.

I loved the original English series in Netflix, each of these are good in its own way.

Enough one ended with 2 seasons, eager to see how many seasons the Hindi one is gonna run!

If you have not watched the English series, ppl might find this new and entertaining.

Binge watching the whole series (6 epi) and interesting it didn't look like India but I suppose, young and upper middle class, rich Indians live and act like this...I wouldn't know as I grew up in US but seriously, I doubt it btw, nothing was original here, everything was plagiarized from US/ Hollywood. Nevertheless, I like the developed & progressive version of India via this serial oh and the traditional dresses, jewelry and the sets were beautiful. Binge watching the whole series (6 epi) and interesting it didn't look like India but I suppose, young and upper middle class, rich Indians live and act like this...I wouldn't know as I grew up in US but seriously, I doubt it btw, nothing was original here, everything was plagiarized from US/ Hollywood. Nevertheless, I like the developed & progressive version of India via this serial oh and the traditional dresses, jewelry and the sets were beautiful.

Anwar Says: A refreshing experience which would recall your memories of childhood friends and you would feel like calling them for a party. Dinesh Vijan of Maddock Films has always tried to present something new to the celluloid, but here the plot is old with infectious friendship and relatable online chemistry among seven childhood friends.

Definitely not a family watch since the screenplay has been woven in the upscale South Mumbai culture. You would find adultery, gay relation , infidelity,use of slangs and child abuse in the continuous stories of the seven friends. Every important happening in their life is correlated to their school days at frequent intervals and this experiment works. Characters impressed most are Tamanna Bhatia, Anya Singh and Hussain Dalal.

Music of Sachin-Jigar is superb particularly the opening track. Watch it for friendship, queer romance and neo- urban mentality particularly in metros.

I would give 3 out of 5 rating.

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Dinesh Vijan and Maddock webseries' Wow Jee Karda is an engaging exploration of the complexities of friendship, self-development, and city life. The web series' touching tone, likable protagonists, and engaging plot all contribute to its lasting impact. Seven childhood pals are at the center of Jee Karda. Their formative school years together, and the experiences and memories they shared, are the foundation upon which their adult lives have been built. This deft storytelling device makes us care about the story's protagonists and adversaries by highlighting the enduring power of childhood bonds and their influence on our development. While the story of Jee Karda isn't exactly original, the film's portrayal of friendship in the digital era is really moving. The nuances of contemporary friendships and online interactions are dissected in great detail. It's a poignant reminder that friendships made in childhood can last a lifetime.