Loved every second of these anthologies. Like everyone in the comment section said, it feel content but also keeps audience wanting more.

Luscious but dark anthology about Mumbai's lonely people. Banerjee held my attention most with Tiwari's mannequin obsession. Chaudhary put provoking minds into distrustful husband-wife issues. Chaubey's ending to cinema-fans lovebirds was quite tedious.

Not that good but at least better than that other anthology movies on Netflix. Saket Chaudhary(3rd Story) > Ashwiny Iyer(1st Story) > Abhishek Chaubey Really liked tha cast and every actor did one's part perfectly.

The depth, the portrayal of emotions and filming will leave you absolute speechless. All the 3 directors and actors did the great job of making the best out of the script. I was teary specially with the acting of Abhishek Banerjee. Thanks to OTT platforms that actors like him are not lost in the filthy bollywood nepotism.

Except the second story, the first 2 stories are just rubbish. In a real world, I am wondering why even go through the pain of writing something like these. Time waster.

This anthology of three stories deserves a 8 rating undoubtedly.. theme, script and Performances, especially by Abhishek Banerjee are unparallel... One of the best in the indian ott market.

Feels good watching Abhishek Banerjee and Ashwini iyer has made it Beautiful. 2nd story direction is good. 3rd story should have given something more.

This collection of short stories around a central theme of loneliness, falls flat! It appears as if it were a vanity project for the producer or writer. The stories are not engaging but the casting appears to be good. It is not an appealing film at any level!

1st Story - 9 stars / 2nd Story - 4 stars / 3rd Story - 5 stars // Average - 6 stars.

Netflix literally burning subscribers' money by giving us such poor shows all over the year. Nothing good about the stories, Abhishek Chaubey's story was watchable but that's about it.