Jab We Matched

Watched 'Sirf Ek Date' from Jab We Matched, and picked this show to watch for Shivangi Joshi though initially thought it would be a typical dating show, it turned out to be I was wrong.

I thoroughly enjoyed Sirf Ek Date, it had it all - it engaged, it entertained and it surprised me. Shivangi and Prit's natural performance made you feel connected with their respective characters and their chemistry was another highlight.

Overall feel of this short film was fantastic, like visuals, screenplay, music, and direction was very well.

Team Terrible Tiny Talkies got it right with this sirf ek date great job team!

Had been looking forward to Shivangi Joshi's debut on OTT after having seen her on a daily soap Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai (available on Disney plus Hotstar) where she played the role of Naira for 4.5 years.

This story began with light-heartedness and ended with pathos. Shivangi Joshi looked and acted so natural. The change from a carefree girl to someone who wanted more than just one date was very beautifully done. Her chemistry with her co-actor Prit Kamani was good. The plot was modern and relatable and something that could happen to anyone who uses an online dating app.

27 mins of sheer viewing pleasure.

It was a cool dramatic series with different characters approaching different dating scenarios with this new gen dating apps. I feel there could have been more episodes to binge on but still the series is tied up well together.

I love the approach of small town people and how they are in dating apps and few things were really relatable that I easily said in the middle of it that I have been through this. The actors were good in catching up the dialects used in the series, all in all it was worth a watch. I do wish to see another season of this with lots of dating mishaps. So it will be more fun to watch.

I loved Sunny. He is so innocent, so naive, so gullible, so vulnerable, so truthful of people, it simply melted my heart. He looks so terrified of Payal in the bike scenes, poor Sunny. The police scenes were very intense, I can feel his helplessness, his devastation and the betrayal that followed, it was simply heart breaking. I liked the slap scene it was quite hard hitting and kind of made me jump out of my seat. Sunny is very very cute, his dimples are amazing, his dimple smile is so much like a kid. I loved the way he speaks to Payal, when she was taking pics, his embarrassment was spot on, very natural. Nice desi Hindi accent of Sunny.

Algorithm,' the last one, features Mayur More and Abhishek Nigam as engineering students Roshith and Chirag. They both have good grades, but when it comes to girls or dating, they both get a big "Zero." They intend to use dating apps and be a "cool dude," but nothing goes as planned due to their uncool appearance and lack of confidence. As a result, Roshith creates the "B3F (Bandi Banao Backend Formula)" algorithm to learn everything he can about the girl and win her over. The plot revolves around whether this will result in a miracle or whether their situation will remain unchanged. This story, co-written by Bhavya Raj and Ritu Mago, is quite different from the previous three. Mayur More and Abhishek Nigam have both convincingly played the roles of naive but intelligent students who use technology to solve their problems.