The series gets off to a solid start, with the first few episodes being positive on both functioning satire and tangible emotions. However, once it passes the fifth episode, the intensity starts to die down, the trajectory goes on a downward slope, the plot becomes predictable, and the characters lose their sophistication. And it all begins to feel like any other dumb, kooky comedic conception.
It is very disheartening to see competent writing succumb to tired clichés and not arrive at a satisfactory conclusion. Regardless, I will still keep my remarks about the lead actors to a reasonable level because the three actors-Mir, Joy, and Rudranil-performed their roles and responsibilities with complete sincerity and conviction. In particular, Rudranil Ghosh, who did an excellent job, made me crack up with laughter the most.
It is very disheartening to see competent writing succumb to tired clichés and not arrive at a satisfactory conclusion. Regardless, I will still keep my remarks about the lead actors to a reasonable level because the three actors-Mir, Joy, and Rudranil-performed their roles and responsibilities with complete sincerity and conviction. In particular, Rudranil Ghosh, who did an excellent job, made me crack up with laughter the most.
