Laakhon Mein Ek

Laakhon Mein Ek is a web series that attempts to hold up a mirror to the Indian society's ugly face. It touches topics that are often neglected and not talked about openly in our society. One of the biggest flaw in our education system is that it has become a business that thrives on exploiting the kids by glorifying the success only a few academics enjoy. The series aims to spell out this societal deficiency and persuade us in introspecting to find a possible solution. Biswa's directorial debut gives us a glimpse of his immense potential. Make no mistake the tale is not for everyone. It's dark and the screenplay does justice to exactly that. Every character is brewed with details and most do very well to play their part. Unrequired comic relief is left out and difficult and painful situations are dealt with the realism. The three main kids do an awesome job with a special shout out to characters Chudail and Akash. I hope a lot of parents/to be parents watch this series and learn to give precedence to what their kid dream of rather than what the society celebrates

There was a lot of hype going on about Biswa's Web Series coming up but when I watched the trailer, I was really disappointed. Judging from the trailer, I expected it to be clichéd story of an IIT aspirant, nothing new in that right. But then I finally watched it, and I kept asking for more. It was much more than stereotypical story of getting into IIT . It was really dark and a lot of attention was given to minute details. All the characters played their part to their full potential. A lot of moments come where you can relate to the characters. Look out for Alam Khan (Chudail) in the series. It is one of those series which makes you ponder and will stay in your mind for quite some time.

What an amazing season 2. Watched all the episodes at one go. Awesome work done by Biswa. All the best.

The acting is great and feels very real. The story is well written, slightly slow at times but the acting makes the series so much real and fills in the gaps in the storyline pretty well.

Sweata Tripathi is just magnificent. She has so much deep in the character that is so realistic n made it believable . Biswa work highlights the major fallout in our system n of corruption which is deep rooted in our system. But sweata steels the show her spectacular performance. Must watch.