Shashikant Saurav

Shashikant Saurav is an Assistant Professor of Law at Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences and a PhD scholar at Manipal Academy of Higher Education. With over five years of experience in teaching and research, he explores topics like criminal law, AI, and gender rights. Outside the classroom, he's a passionate fan of movies, web series, and anime—interests that inspire his creative take on storytelling and pop culture.

From the Ashes: The Pit Review: Survival Thriller That Digs Deep Into Guilt and Friendship

From the Ashes: The Pit Review: Decent sequel with an emotional survival story that feels intense and meaningful, but also uneven in how it tells its story.

Steal Review: Ambitious Heist Thriller Undone by Its Confused Execution

Steal Review: Sophie Turner Shines but the thriller is average, and it raises more expectations than it meets.

Land of Sin Review: Gloomy Nordic Noir That Tests Your Patience

Land of Sin Review: This Swedish crime drama is a flawed puzzle that is interesting to dissect but not always rewarding to watch.

Sicily Express Review: Simple, Slightly Chaotic Holiday Romp That Celebrates Family, and the Messiness of Adult Life

Sicily Express Review: This Netflix Italian series is a lighthearted Christmas holiday comedy full of heart, humour, and familiar struggles.

The Follies Review: Thoughtful, Unapologetically Emotional Mexican Anthology Drama

The Follies Review: A twisted drama that reveals the darker aspects of artistic ambition at an eerie, captivatingly uncomfortable pace, which is both challenging and entertaining

Champagne Problems Review: Predictable Holiday Romance with Flat Storytelling and Forced Chemistry

Champagne Problems Review: Despite its festive setting, this rom-com is predictable and lacks emotional depth and charm.

Malice Review: Predictable Thriller With Atmosphere but Little Impact

Malice Review: The Prime Video series is very predictable, making you lose interest, and it ends on an unsatisfying note.

Last Samurai Standing Review: Fierce and Emotional Survival Game That’s Deeply Entertaining to Watch

Last Samurai Standing Review: This Japanese show is an action-packed, thrilling, visually striking, and emotionally charged series that provides proper entertainment.

Playdate Review: Alan Ritchson and Kevin James Can’t Save This Predictable Mess

Playdate Review: Despite Alan Ritchson’s efforts, Prime Video’s Playdate ends up being a loud, predictable mess. it’s a forgettable watch that never finds its rhythm.

Mango Review: Warm Danish Drama that Blossoms but Never Quite Ripens

Mango Review: This Netflix Danish romantic drama is visually charming, emotionally soft, and easy to enjoy on a relaxed weekend.

Death by Lightning Review: Riveting Political Story of Greatness, Madness, and the Price for Power

Death by Lightning Review: This Netflix series turns a little-known chapter into a suspenseful and emotional drama where politics meets personal tragedy, along with strong performances and universal relevance.

Breathless Season 2 Review: Chaotic Return That is Intense, Emotional, but Struggling to Breathe

Breathless Season 2 Review: This Netflix series is watchable yet frustrating follow-up as it felt like a show full of passion but short on purpose.