Drishtibhram

Things I liked: 1. Look & feel: Production & filming is of good quality & never gives you impression of cheap or under budget production. 2. Acting: Leonard Leo who played Shivam is the most impressive of the lot. 3. Plot/concept:The core basic concept & names of each episode. Things I disliked/ were not upto the expectations: 1. Characters: They do not have gravity, characters were painted big & deep but, lack the background or character development. 2. Characters: Actors have became victim of poor dialogues & portrayal of angry, ego filled, easily triggered characters, with loose & sometimes disconnecting dialogues. 3. Dialogues: Although there are powerful & interesting dialogues but sometimes they are of amateurish level. & inclusion of profanity is unnecessary (which has become a sort of trend nowadays). 4. Subject & Plot development : Although, the core subject, names of episodes & dialogues suggesting the name of episode were good, but the overall subject & plot development lacked. Justice is not done to the plot. 5. Direction: The direction was loose in terms of getting the work done from characters, character background, character development & flow of story. 6. Disappointing end & last episode.

Nice work by all the actors , I just didn't like the work of Shivam and especially Shivam's father but the story is classic and all the actors did amazing

I m sad I couldn't give zero. A good title with bakwas direction and usse b bakwas acting. Not a single person did act well. Total waste of time. No storyline. Nothing at all

Outstanding work by jasmine, Leonard and piyush , great work the sube performance of jasmine and the villainous performance of Leo is commendable great series 👍