Random Reviews

If you haven’t watched the first part of Tall Girl before, watch that and then start watching Tall Girl 2. Tall Girl has a special place in my memory. The way it broke the stereotype, the way it fight backs louder than any scream could get. It seems like another highschool drama. But, it is more than that. Besides, Jodi(Ava Michelle) and Dunklemen(Griffin Gluck) is one of my most favourite Netflix couples. Their charm has always been so surreal. And with Tall girl 2, we get to see the beautiful and talented cast coming together along with some new faces,… Continue reading TALL GIRL 2 Review: Good Vibes!

If you have previously read my post on “8 Ways to bring out the responsible traveller inside you”, you could probably come across the term “Reusable Straws”. When there is a debate on pollution, there is always a point where a discussion about straws that comes under the spotlight.  The use of plastic straws became quite popular with the growth of the beverages such as soft drinks, smoothies, coffees and milkshakes. Even though it seems like it is a small part of entire plastic pollution in the world, it is not, statistically. According to the International Coastal Cleanup 2017 report,… Continue reading Rusabl – Reusable Straw Review

The highlight or advantage of Korean series when it comes to attracting viewers around the world is because of their powerful storyline and flattering plot structure. Whatever the genre may be the team of writers gives life to it through relatable characterization, a strong script and a jaw-dropping twist that incline us to stick with the rest of the story without getting us bored even for a moment. Here are a few recommendations out of all the Korean series I have watched that made me sit on the edge of my seat. 5 Korean Dramas With Powerful Storyline Signal Pinocchio… Continue reading K-Series With Amazing Storyline

Our bed is the place we often seek solace from all the torments of reality where the door to the illusionary dreams open. After being hit by tiredness, both physical and mental, reaching out to the bed and falling into the comforts of the mattress is the best thing that happens in a day. In my case, it is the best friend that sticks with us in the worst moment at times literally. In the previous blog post, I have kept my focus only on the bed frame, so that I could give a broad overview of the mattress part.… Continue reading Pointers To Choose Mattresses & Review On Duroflex Mattresses

Very recently, I have purchased a new bed cot/bed frame for my parents. Our old cot was made of steel and fit only one adult for a comfortable sleep. So, my brother and I decided to get a comfortable bed for our parents during Diwali season. Well, it was my very first shopping experience that specifically focus on buying things for our parents, like an adult. Just for our parents! So, I definitely put a lot of effort into finding a good one at the same time, I tried not to empty the pocket realising that we have to spend… Continue reading Pointers Before Buying A Bed Cot & Review On Jeyachandran Furnitures

People laugh at me when I say I have learnt more than just language while watching K-dramas. Of course, it will be hard to accept. Because most of the people I know are exposed to movies or series that are not a product of proper research. After all, the plotlines are always generic – Boy chases girl, boy chases girl in a different situation, a man trying to covet a women’s heart, man talking rubbish about women, more love and more romance, a man fighting injustice while all women do is cook and nurture, or stories where women are nothing… Continue reading Confession Of A K-Series Serial-Watcher!

South Korean writers and their creativity never cease to inspire and surprise. Yumi’s Cells is definitely one such beautiful piece of work that I fell in love with very recently. Being a story that revolves around the female lead Yumi, the idea of bringing life to the webtoon story through both filming and animation is in itself is an awestruck feature of this series. Yumi’s Cells is the story of Yumi, a normal working woman in her 30s and her lovely cells, who try their best to care for and protect Yumi in her everyday life. Yes! Each and every… Continue reading Yumi’s Cells: Creative and Relatable!

There is always a tall wall that separates the people who are called, mediocre, average and underdog aka hard workers from people who are known as genius. Blue Period is the story of such a hard-working high school student Yatora Yaguchi who steps into the exhilarating world of art competing against himself and quirky art geniuses who faces their own dilemmas. Unlike many anime’s this coming-of-age story might feel going a little slow but, the colourful aesthetics, the journey that it is about to take as Yatora transforms from the smartest kid in the class to a beginner art student,… Continue reading Blue Period: 2021’s Must-Watch Anime

A lot of us know how important it is to talk about mental health. Talking about mental health as something significant is quite a necessity. These days, slowly people are trying their best to advocate about this. If we need to make something to reach its significance to a large mass, at present social media plays a vital role to convince it. But, if you want to reach it to a larger mass without convincing them and make them to realize naturally, I feel like television series and movies plays an important role. There are a number of directors and… Continue reading Soul Mechanic – Series that showed different sides of mental issues

For those who wanted to watch something to let down your burden for a day and to relax your mind, Netflix got something for you. A worthy drama to watch which brings you unconditional laughter. So Not Worth It, is the latest Netflix Original Korean Sitcom. The name is quite contradictory, cause it is worthy of watching afterall. A series that lets you forget all your worries for a while. There isn’t too much wishy washy storyline but nicely scripted with the purpose of allowing you too get some laugh. After watching all the episodes, I am sure you would… Continue reading For A Healthy Dose Of Laughter: “So Not Worth It”

Few days back I stumbled upon this Japanese movie. I don’t watch Japanese movies very often. But I had nothing to watch that day, and decided to go with it. The title of the movie was, “We Can’t Change The World. But We Wanna Build A School In Cambodia”. It had left some impact on me. I have been thinking about it often. Also, just found out it was based on a real life story, no wonder. A medical student, who always felt something was lacking in this life stumble upon a brochure advertisement asking for volunteers to build a… Continue reading Movie Review: We Can’t Change The World. But We Wanna Build A School In Cambodia.