Shatakshi Ganguly

1 day ago | iwmbuzz.com | Shatakshi Ganguly

After what feels like an endless run of melodramatic family feuds and recycled love triangles, Star Plus has finally dropped something that cuts through the noise. Kabhi Neem Neem Kabhi Shahad Shahad, which premiered on June 6th, sets the tone for a new kind of prime-time drama, something more in tune with today’s viewers, especially Gen Z. The very first episode, titled “When Katha Met UV”, opens like a slow breeze before quickly picking up pace.

3 days ago | iwmbuzz.com | Shatakshi Ganguly

This Sony Entertainment Television television epic, Chakravarti Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan, doesn’t just recall the tale of one of India’s lionised warrior kings — it rekindles a legacy steeped in courage, sacrifice, and fierce patriotism, seizing you from the very first frame. The series opens on a literal and symbolic note, as Karpuradevi gives birth to the heir of the Chauhan dynasty.

4 days ago | iwmbuzz.com | Shatakshi Ganguly

To be aware of history is to know yourself, your roots and your culture. Typically, a show like Chakravarti Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan, led by Sony Entertainment Television, takes you and grabs you in the groove of what history can actually ‘feel’ like. If you look at the very poster, you see it crawling through our viscera. The fury shows right at the same momentum, and you ready your unready self to dive deep into the journey of our Samrat.

4 days ago | iwmbuzz.com | Shatakshi Ganguly

Monotony has been making its presence felt on our screens for quite some time now. We were unable to get our hands on the quirk; instead, we had to endure the mundane episodes of various TV series. That’s when Star Plus drops the mic with Kabhi Neem Neem Kabhi Shahad Shahad, to make a breakthrough in the clutter.

1 week ago | iwmbuzz.com | Shatakshi Ganguly

You feel it. You feel the very ingrained reminiscence of Satyajit Ray and Sonar Kella as you prepare a mindful watch. Director Sayantan Ghoshal strikes the right chord, amalgamating the bygone memories we have of Sonar Kella with novelty. It is a very classic, smoothened merge that you might not even expect before entering the theatre. For films with a name like this, you often encounter prejudice…Oh, are we heading to the same pinnacle again?