BSH NEWS What The Folks Review: Adorable Depiction Of Familial Love And Bonding

Dice
Media’s
beloved
show

What
The
Folks
is
back
with
its
finale
season
giving
us
a
glimpse
once
again
into
the
life
of
Anita
Sharma
and
Nikhil
Solanki.
Just
when
you
thought
the
show
couldn’t
pull
up
any
more
beautiful
tricks
up
its
sleeve
to
bring
out
a
plethora
of
emotions
in
you,
it
does
it
again.
The
loyal
fanbase
of
the
show
will
once
again
fall
in
love
with
this
one
and
will
immediately
form
a
deep
connection
with
the
beautifully
etched
out
characters.

What’s
Yay:
Performances,
writing,
dialogues

What’s
Nay:
Some
of
the
subplots
could’ve
been
explored
further

Story

The
finale
season
of

What
The
Folks
sees
Anita
(Eisha
Chopra)
and
Nikhil
(Veer
Rajwant
Singh)
deciding
to
embrace
parenthood.
On
the
other
hand,
Akshata
(Anula
Navlekar)
and
Sid
(Ravjeet
Singh)
have
decided
to
tie
the
knot.
It
is
the
Sharmas
and
the
Solankis
immersing
themselves
into
these
two
major
life
events
is
that
forms
the
main
crux
of
the
story.

Direction

Director
Mandar
Kurundkar
has
once
again
weaved
the
magic
for
which

What
The
Folks
is
known.
The
bond
and
the
love
between
the
families
and
their
reacting
to
major
life
development
is
so
realistic
that
one
can
almost
feel
themselves
to
be
a
part
of
the
Sharma
and
the
Solanki
clan.
Be
it
a
couple
taking
a
huge
step
of
parenthood,
a
pair
deciding
to
sponsor
their
own
wedding,
parents
trying
to
come
to
terms
with
the
life
decisions
of
their
kids,
the
show
brings
out
all
of
these
emotions
effortlessly.
The
dialogues
once
again
also
win
big
with
this
new
season.

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Movie
Review:
Bittersweet
Tale
Of
Nostalgia
Amidst
The
Beauty
Of
Kolkata
Theatre

The
writing
by
Dhruv
Deshpande
and
Gaurav
Patki
is
so
nuanced
and
feel-good
that
it
will
evoke
the
same
vulnerable
and
bitter-sweet
emotions
within
you.
One
of
the
highlights
of

What
The
Folks‘ finale
season
is
how
the
makers
have
dealt
with
the
sensitive
issue
of
adoption
or
of
a
young
couple
wanting
to
pay
for
their
own
wedding.
Then
there
is
a
moment
that
also
brings
out
the
insecurity
of
a
mother
to
not
being
cool
or
intelligent
enough
in
her
daughter’s
eyes.

However,
the
subplots
which
could’ve
been
explored
even
further
is
Anita
and
Nikhil
preparing
for
a
new
chapter
in
their
life
or
the
beginning
of
Akshata
and
Sid’s
strong
foundation
in
their
relationship.
This
would’ve
made
the
plotline
all
the
more
memorable.

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Drama
Provides
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Guilty
Indulgence

Performances

Eisha
Chopra
and
Veer
Rajwant
Singh
will
once
again
make
you
cheer
for
them
as
one
of
the
most
endearing
couples
ever.
They
exude
the
same
honesty,
vulnerability
and
innocence
in
their
act.
However,
Anula
Navlekar
steals
the
show
in
some
parts.
Her
character’s
Akshata’s
stance
to
sponsor
her
own
wedding,
make
her
own
life
decisions
and
bring
out
an
emotional
camaraderie
with
her
parents
will
leave
a
huge
smile
on
your
face.

Deepika
Deshpande
Amin
and
Nitesh
Pandey
are
at
their
realistic
best.
They
will
literally
remind
you
of
your
own
parents
in
the
most
adorable
manner.
Ravjeet
Singh
shines
in
his
part
and
Sujata
Segal
as
Sid’s
mother
Nandini
delivers
a
powerful
act.
Her
dialogue
on
motherhood
in
a
scene
with
Eisha
Chopra
is
one
of
the
highlights
of

What
The
Folks.

Verdict

What
The
Folks
will
definitely
make
you
want
to
give
a
huge
hug
to
your
parents
or
partner
while
taking
you
into
a
rollercoaster
ride
of
emotions.
This
finale
season
is
a
huge
treat
for
the
loyal
fanbase
once
again.

Rating

We
give

What
The
Folks
3.5
out
of
5
stars.