• Test Case

    Genre: Thriller/ Drama

    Presented by: Alt Balaji

    No.of episodes: 10

    Well to be frank, I am a super sucker for anything related to military. Actually it is just that there is an immense respect for all the armed forces. But the maximum is reserved for the army. After all, real wars are fought on land. Another reason is that they have a super sense of discipline. Sometimes I do feel that we should also have the mandatory` training just like the Israelis.

    Well I guess I just went overboard with my love for army. Sorry for that. Well let’s come straight to the point.The web series was one of the most talked about. So, obviously I had to watch it. Another reason was the cast . It stars legendary actors like Atul Kulkarni, Rahul Dev, Nimrat Kaur.

    So the story is about the first woman in the paramilitary forces Captain Shikha Sharma. She is sent as a test case in the special training for the paramilitary forces. The paramilitary forces is considered to be a male’s bastion. Even the trainers are pretty skeptical whether the so called test case will be able to pull off the training which breaks even the most toughest?

    Nimrat Kaur is bang on as Captain Shikha Sharma. And so is Rahul Dev as Naib Subedar Kirpal Bhatti. The title track is a fantastic piece of work by Sohail Sen (remember the song Jao Naa from Whats your Rashee?)

    The challenges which are portrayed do not appear to be superficial. They appear to be realistic. So a great piece of work. The only drawback I found was that the series is a small one. But the story line and the acting performances do make it an interesting watch.

    So yes a big shout out to the team who is behind the Test case. Do watch it and tell me about your experience in the comments section.

    ” A woman is like a tea bag- you can’t tell how strong she is until you put her in hot water.”

    Eleanor Roosevelt
    Nimrat Kaur and Anup Soni in a thrilling scene
    The show poster

    Que: Name the branch of army to which Captain Shikha Sharma belongs.

    a. Rajputana Rifles

    b.Gorkha Rifles

    c. Military intelligence

    d. Army Medical Corps

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  • Raazi

    Starring: Alia Bhatt, Vicky Kaushal, Soni Razdan, Amruta Khanwilkar

    Genre: Thriller

    Richard C Armitage the famous British film personality says, “Since real spies are so good, you never really know what actual spying is. But I do think spying is a lot more dangerous than we are led to believe.”

    Well, I guess we have all had our dose of espionage movies. So be it the James Bond created by Ian Fleming or the Mission Impossible which features the handsome Tom Cruise. If not then maybe you need to up your dose of action oriented films.

    But what do you do when you have one of the youngest talents of the movie industry and the daughter of a stalwart in the world of literature team up together? You do watch it obviously. So curiosity was at its peak when you have a female spy .

    So Raazi is a story which is set in the backdrop of the pre Indo- Pakistan war of 1971. Sehmat is a 20 year old university student. She is made to undergo training as an agent so that the family tradition of serving the country. She is made to undergo a quick training under the RAW officials.

    Sehmat’s father uses his connections in Pakistan to get her married to the Pakistan brigadier’s son Iqbal . She settles well into the family life. Also she begins setting up her setup so as to relay important messages to the RAW officials.

    The rest of the movie is how she goes on eliminating all those who obstruct her way. the feelings which she experiences while serving as a counter intelligence agent. She undergoes several traumatic experiences but the love of the country keeps her going. However when she witnesses the death of her husband in front of her eyes she decides to give it up all. Also she questions the intent of the job she has to undergo .

    Alia Bhatt as Sehmat and Vicky Kaushal as Iqbal shine. They and the other actors have put their entire soul into the soul. Raazi is gripping and will keep you hooked on your seats.

    So its a thumbs up from me. Its a must watch. If you want to start your dosage of action movies then start with this one.

    The movie poster

    What is the name of the character portrayed by Rajit Kapur in the movie ?

    a. Iqbal Sayid

    b. Nikhil Bakshi

    c. Khalid Mir

    d. Hidayat Khan

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  • Engineering Girls

    Genre: Drama

    Presented by : The Timeliners

    No. of episodes: 5

    It just happens that you are searching for something to consume. Well, I am not a binge watcher or something but yes I am always on the lookout for interesting content. So that is how I chanced upon the Engineering Girls.

    So cutting all the crap and coming straight to the point. The story is about three girls and their take on engineering. While one aspires to get a job in a good company, the other has a dream of having her own startup and the third one has a dream of becoming an actor.

    Generally stories of engineering are told from the perspective of males after all it is still considered as a male bastion. But thanks to the changing times, girls too are making their presence felt. So the series is a fresh take on the field of engineering.

    Though the story is refreshing, yet at some points you do feel that it goes over the top. I mean seriously how can one be so stupid that after a person has thrown you out of his club then too you go to butter him? The reason you want to start your career as an actress.

    But I am not going to point out the flaws. This is because sometimes you just have to keep your brains aside to enjoy what you are watching. So though the series has a pretty naive perspective, do watch it for the spirit shown by the girls.

    P.S.- Please do keep your brains aside while watching it. You will enjoy it more else you’ll just go nitpicking at every detail.

    The gals- Maggu, Sabu and Kiara

    Name the bully who is also the president of the theatre association in the series.

    a. Sarang

    b. Uday

    c. Tushar

    d. Samrat



    Continue reading →: Engineering Girls

I’m Roshani

Welcome to The Expression Hub! I’m Roshani, who loves to express herself through the medium of writing. This blog is my little corner of the internet where I dive deep into the world of movies, books, and web series—reviewing, analyzing, and sometimes just ranting about the stories that make us laugh, cry, and question everything.

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