Sonam Nair

Dupahiya Season 2 Review: A Simple Yet Chaotic Slice-of-life Ride

Dupahiya arrived in 2025 with a simple yet refreshing story set in fictional Dhadakpur, a crime-free village in Bihar, with Banwari Jha and his family at the center. The show blended slice-of-life drama, raw emotions, everyday chaos, village life, dowry, and dialogues that mirrored real-life scenes. Season 2 carries that signature warmth forward, continuing its delightfully chaotic, fun, and relatable journey. The Chaotic Storyline Season 2 picks up right where the first one ended. Roshni's (Shivani Raghuvanshi) wedding is abruptly canceled because her famil | Click Here...

Dupahiya S1 Review: Small-Town Drama, Big-Time Laughs

Humour is going to be the kind’s last way to salvation. Whether to pick it up as a medium to combat the uncertainties, or the clownery or even the loopholes that our society beholds; humour is going to be the safest and generous weapon to teach the world the ‘bigger picture.’ That’s pretty much what I inferred after watching ‘Dupahiya.’ Opening with a poetic prelude, ‘Dupahiya’ directed by Sonam Nair, captures the unhurried rhythm of village life with striking finesse. The quaint, slow-paced existence of Dhadakpur—reminiscent of a world untouched by the frene | Click Here...

Review Of Netflix’s Masaba Masaba: Is Huge Fun

Masaba Masaba (Netflix 6 episodes) Starring Masaba Gupta, Neena Gupta Directed by Sonam Nair Rating: *** ½ Promise not to take it too seriously, and Masaba Masaba, the 6-part Netflix series where Masaba and Neena Gupta play their real-life roles of daughter and mother, promises to be loads of fun. Firstly the writing is clearly on a roll. The lines flow like champagne at one of those soirees that the characters in this series, all 237 of them, attend regularly. The people who populate Masaba’s elitish life are shamelessly uppercrust Bollywood w | Click Here...

Zee5 drama Kafir is our absolute new favorite. Here’s why

India and Pakistan’s conflict has been going on for a very long time and is quite intense. There are uncountable people who have suffered as a direct and indirect result of this conflict. Movie makers have tried to translate and manifest their hardships on the silver screen in an attempt to divert more public attention towards this issue. It was only a matter of time before web series content creators also themed their stories around this conflict. Zee5’s drama Kafir is one such web series. The story of Kafir draws inspiration from the real life story of Shainaz (Kainaaz on scree | Click Here...

Review of ZEE5’s Kaafir: A compelling narrative, bogged down by its agonizingly slow pace

Of the most vexing issues created by mankind on the face of this Earth, the Kashmir dispute occupies pride of place. Several wars have been fought over it, prisoners of war taken, and lives lost. And what do we have to show for it? Nothing but the rise of the most devastating proxy war there ever was – the upsurge of militancy in the land that once held the sobriquet of Heaven on Earth. An unsavoury offshoot of the complete breakdown in relationships between India and Pakistan is the multitude of innocents languishing in jails on both sides of the border; innocents whose only fault | Click Here...

Harman Singha roped in for Bindass Originals’ Trip 2

Bindass Originals' The Trip is soon going to be back with its second season. The second chapter will have a new member in the cast with the very gorgeous Amyra Dastur seen essaying the character of Ira. Along with her, actresses Shweta Tripathi, Mallika Dua and Sapna Pabbi will also be part of the series. 'Gippi' director Sonam Nair will be directing the second season. Now, we have learnt that actor Harman Singha, who rose to fame as Sameer from the web series A.I.S.H.A – My Virtual Girlfriend, has been brought on board. The hottie will be reprising the role of | Click Here...