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You may argue that you've seen better shows than "Gullak" but just once, just once try remembering the last time you enjoyed any series watching experience so much.

Rarely in a lifetime, we come across a play, show or a movie which becomes instant relatable and that absorb it's audience so much so that we just want to be there for little more time. Gullak is that gift to India and it's viewers by TVF & Gullak-Team. High on acting, punchlines and perfect writing, this show in it's second season slightly deviates from the light hearted comedy drama that was seen in season:1, dwell more into the emotions of Misra Parisar in season:2 but without losing the track of humour. The brotherhood of Annu-Aman in season:2 if relates to you, tears & smiles are guaranteed. As usual, Misra Pariwar & Bittu ki mummy runs the entire show but this time, Annu is the Big Bull of season 2 in all departments.

I genuinely feel the makers must continue the Gullak series for many more seasons and hoping that, if any actor becomes a big star tomorrow they will still find dates for Gullak shooting and continue doing this show. Because you four people (Papa, Mummy, Annu & Aman) bring so much smile and emotions out of viewers that you have no idea about.

I just wish the kids of 2020s generation are watching this series and when they go in 40s/50s, they will find themselves remembering the memories of 20s and "Gullak" will be one of that (Like sometimes we float in 90s nostalgia)

Best wishes to Team Gullak.

TVF is on a roll, after critically acclaimed Kota Factory they have come up with another series that is brilliant. Gullak is such a simple story about everyday life of a middle class family. Their fights, struggles, love etc... These characters are so real, you might even relate with them. Every episode is a "kissa" like the series told in the beginning not a "kahani". There is not Sacred Games or Mirzapur, but a peek into everyday life of a family with a humorous touch. I will really recommend everyone to watch this series.

Nostalgic . Absolutely love It. You can watch it with your family and completely enjoy laughing at those lil daily day to day things

Please don't stop here. Continue the series. Best Web Series ever seen. Kudos to the team Gullak. Hats off TVF

TVF at its best as always, Gullak undoubtedly connect to life of middle class families various chores, Seriously I am loving this . Great acting done by all cast.

This is really a great thing to watch specially if you are 90's kid. Very realistic direction and wonderful performance by cast

Great Series Man. Nikhil Vijay You Are Great . Thank You Tvf

Where were you guys since so long..... Masterpiece from Indian middle class, each and every scene is so relatable.

Love the whole series Totally realistic Great work from tvf

Very rarely u come across something where from the first scene u realise u r watching something really special.kudos to tvf for creating such a masterpiece and enhancing their benchmark after yeh Meri family and Kota factory.By the time the fifth episode is over u already begin to miss the characters.Detailing of the North Indian middle class family is magnificent .It has a subtle layer of emotions which compels u to be nostalgic and emotional but u still keep smiling thruout.U will realise how good it is when u will watch it second time.

Gullak season 3 is a comedy drama family show directed by palash vaswani and amrit raj gupta. These are the positives and negatives.

Performances:-oh where do i start? Jameel khan is extremely underrated as an actor. He has poured so much innocence into the character that it seems real. Geetanjali kulkarni is again excellent. The mothers of middle class households are the most difficult to play and she has aced it. Vaibhav raj gupta is my favourite of the lot. He brings the sense of security and maturity in the household many a times. Harsh mayar is naive and equally excellent. The performances are brilliant to say the least.

Music and background score:-the intro theme is pure love. I guess no one would even dare to skip it. And the songs composed are no less. They are melodious and so insightful. The lyrics are so well written.

Dialogues:-nothing to talk about dialogues. Just the everyday things we all talk about in middle class homes. But it feels so good to see that. Just normal conversation nothing unauthentic or crass. And the humour is brilliant. Brilliant dialogue writing.

I think there is no need to say more. Gullak is an emotion which needs to be felt. Just watch it. It is sweet, subtle and a masterpiece. I rate it 10 out of 10.

Shows the life of a middle class family. Many of the instance are similar to things which happens in every middle class family. Wonderfully shown. Simply marvellous. Rollercoaster ride of emotional, funny. Leaves a smile on your face.

Dekhte jao, dekhte jao, achha lagta hai, bas jab khatm hota hai tab khed hua. Every middle class 90s kid can relate this with own story. Realistic

This is the time writers should be celebrated in the mainstream. Its amazingly wtitten. Nuances of daily life, phrases and details are put effortlessly on the screen. Brilliantly acted and directed. Can't wait for session 2.

Life is a simple journey and yet we make it complicated. Few folks makes life harder trying to seek happiness in more luxurious way of living while few enjoy the moment in small things. From the house of TVF Play, Gullak is probably one of the best web-series to come out which is completely entertaining, beautifully scripted with natural performances by the star cast.

While we got introduced to the beautiful world of Mishra family in Gullak Season 1 where we witness what happens in typical Indian middle-class - quarrels, fights, struggle, conciliate, facing budget-constraint, pulling each others leg and yet accepting and being there for each other. Season 2 deep-dives into each character of Mishra family which takes the story forward.

Thanks to the OTT platform, small town stories have become the flavor of the season. While movies and web-series have made audience adore the simplicity of these places, the culture followed by locals with no flashy and grandeur sets makes it real enhanced by situational comedy to watch since you might never know what will come next and the surprise element that will make you laugh-a-loud. This is where Gullak scores. The web-series is intrinsic to its core right from the beginning with hilarious moments enough to tickle your funny-bone. Few scenes will definitely bring down the house as the we see Mishra family rib-tickling dialogues.

There is something about TVF's content which will touch the right chord of your heart. The team behind impeccable dramas like Permanent Roommates, TVF Pitchers, Flames, Kota Factory, TVF's Tripling , Cubicles etc, Gullak is yet another feather on their cap which is beautifully directed by Palash Vaswani and Amrit Raj Gupta and cleverly written by Nikhil Vijay (2019 Season 1) , Shreyansh Pandey and Durgesh Singh. Technically, the cinematography capturing the beautiful locales of a small town while art direction is simple yet powerful. While I would recommend to watch the Season 1 to get the feel of Mishra family's household environment, Season 2 does have emotional and heart-warming scenes.

The chemistry between Papa (Jameel Khan), Mummy (Geetanjali Kulkarni), Annu (Vaibhav Raj Gupta) and Aman (Harsh Mayar) is so real as if they are actually part of Mishra family. Each and every actor has played their part with aplomb. Voice of Shivankit Singh Parihar (Gullak) goes well running at the frequent interval. Sunita Rajwar as the troubling neighbor is brilliant as usual.

So overall, Gullak Season 2 will make you believe and adore your family even more after watching. It is a fun ride all the way !!

TVF is all about sharing happiness. The best weapon of TVF is it's relatable writing. Season 2 has more emotional moments than the previous one. Tear guaranteed in the last sequence of the season.

Theme song is so herat soothing that I never skipped it in any episode. All the actors were very good, I liked Geetanjali Kulkarni the most. Bittu's Mummy (Sunita Rajwar)'s smiling face always make us smile. Sivankit Singh Parihar's voice is enough to make us feel his presence.

CONCLUSION. TVF NEVER DISAPPOINTS.

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You can watch it with your family as well as friends. The cast was Amazing, characters were relatable, storyline was good. Amazing stories. Must watch. Thank you.

Season 4 Review -

Mishra ji and family are back with yet another heartwarming season, which is the USP of the series. Every season is highly anticipated, and keeping you hooked is a challenge that the makers excel at.

This season follows the pattern of its predecessor editions, with each episode telling another chapter in the Mishra family's life. From juggling a demolition notice to navigating the younger son's journey into adulthood, the series remains relatable to middle-class households.

The performances are unsurprisingly excellent, as these characters have etched their marks in our hearts throughout the seasons. Jameel Khan, Geetanjali Kulkarni, Vaibhav Raj Gupta, and Harsh Mayar, portraying the Mishra family, are perfect and demonstrate their craft well. Sunita Rajwar as the nosy neighbor is hilarious and adds the much-needed drama to the story.

It is a heartfelt tale from the house of TVF. Every episode is relatable, and the last episode will bring tears to your eyes. The title track remains music to our ears, and you won't feel like skipping it. The theme of the younger son's adulthood is the highlight of the season, resonating with all of us who have experienced similar transitions.

With just 5 episodes, it is binge-worthy and shouldn't be missed. Gullak 4 once again leaves you eagerly waiting for Gullak 5. #pranureviews #Gullak4 #Gullak4Review #GullakSeason4.

Toooo relatable specially for all middle class section of the society.

An accurate depiction of a typical small town middle class Indian family, Gullak is a show better viewed as a series of short snippets than a continuous story. The principal protagonists are the members of the Mishra family - lowly but amiable clerk Santosh, his hard-working housewife Shanti, their street-smart quick-tempered elder son Annu and his more studious gentle-hearted younger brother Aman.

There is a lot to like about Gullak. It presents relatable scenarios and anecdotes that by and large faithfully capture the family dynamics and the societal mindset. While the characters have different traits and aspirations, like most Indian families, they share a bond of love beneath the day-to-day squabbles, differences and challenges. Humorous touches are blended neatly into the writing but there is no shortage of emotional moments either. The setting is very well-realized, the acting too is praiseworthy and the music deserves a special mention.

Unfortunately, I personally didn't warm to Gullak nearly as much as others appear to have. In my opinion, many of the subplots are underwhelming and Annu's arc in particular is rather dull. On the other hand, Aman's progression lacks realism considering that his initial portrayal is significantly different and at odds with his later successes. The constant barbs and diatribes become tiresome and some of the comedic relief segments ("Bittu ki Mummy") are overused. The lack of connectedness between episodes and the confusing timeskips between seasons are also drawbacks in my view.

Despite these subjective criticisms, I would still gladly recommend Gullak to those searching for good slice of life Indian shows.

This show will make you laugh , cry ,feel their pain. You can definitely relate to the problems of the family. One of the best show ever thank you TVF. Jameel Khan, Geetanjali Kulkari , Vaibhav Raj Gupta , Harsh Mayar these 4 are the soul of this series. And cherry on top is the voice over of Shivankit Singh Parihar as Gullak. "Ye yadein to hai jo kisse ban jate hai aur jama ho jate hai kisso ki Gullak me"

TVF returned with another heartfelt memoir, encircling a traditional middle-class family. Although there isn't much for prevalent structuring; alternately they used short stories to make an imitation of all the little incidents that occur on a regular basis.

Truth be told, I never felt happier while watching a web series before. A joyful smile was persistent on my face throughout the whole duration. Belonging to the akin middle-class background, can't help but notice how each trait had so much resemblance with our everyday lives.

A grounded yet cogent appeal that not only leaves a mark but also helps you to establish an acquaintance with the on-screen family. That too with enough subtlety. Comprised of four main characters; they all correspond to every other household in our country.

Coupled with some outstanding performances, sufficient technical competence, and an ethereal Soundscore; abounding contributions from all these critical aspects do make it even better. Regardless of petty flaws; I truly appreciate what I finally got out of this commixture! Where simplicity easily prevails in every plausible direction.

Highly Recommended!

(Streaming exclusively on SonyLiv)