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.

Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya Review: Familiar, Funny at Times, but Too Comfortable for Its Own Good

Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya Review: Although Kay Kay Menon is again giving a brilliant performance to make the experience interesting for you, the story and the humour are so predictable that it makes it less appealing than other series it resembles.

The Debt Collector Ending Explained: Did Num Finally Get His Revenge on Po? What Happened to Madam Pin?

The Debt Collector Ending Explained: Netflix's Thai action thriller ends with Num confronting the ghosts of his past as he takes on Madam Pin and her ruthless son, Po, in one final mission. Here's a complete breakdown of the film's emotional conclusion and the fates of its major characters.

The Debt Collector Review: Nadech Kugimiya’s Redemption Quest Packs Heart Alongside Hard-Hitting Action

The Debt Collector Review: Netflix's Thai action film is character-driven, filled with revenge and redemption in the best way possible.

Me Before Me Review: Gentle Yet Powerful Coming-of-Age Drama About Growing Beyond Inherited Pain

Me Before Me Review: This Netflix Indonesian drama understands the weight of expectations and gives us a look at how parents and children learn to understand each other.

Ride or Die Review: Hannah Waddingham and Octavia Spencer Are the Only Reason to Stay on This Uneven Adventurous Road Trip

Ride or Die Review: The effortless chemistry between Hannah Waddingham and Octavia Spencer makes this thriller movie sail through despite its slow pace and boring drama that could have derailed the whole experience.

The Westies Review: Ambitious Mafia Series but Struggles to Stand

The Westies Review: The series has strong characters keep this crime drama afloat and leaves you wanting more.

Miguel Ángel Blanco: The 48 Hours that Changed Spain Review: Heartbreaking Story of Terror, Courage, and Unity

Miguel Ángel Blanco: The 48 Hours that Changed Spain Review: Chilling Netflix documentary that honours memory and gives tribute to the man who united the entire nation.

Salcedo Leather and Boogaloo Review: Lively Salsa Club Drama That Is Entertaining but Inconsistent

Salcedo Leather and Boogaloo Review: Netflix Colombian micro drama feels like a fun experiment with memorable characters that never quite become as impactful as they could have been.

Pritam and Pedro Review: Arshad Warsi and Vir Hirani’s Buddy-Cop Comedy Has Heart but Rarely Hits the High Notes

Pritam and Pedro Review: JioHotstar series certainly captures the warmth of an unlikely friendship, but it never finds the same magic that made Hirani's earlier collaborations so effortlessly entertaining.

Summer ’36 Ending Explained: Who Killed Adrien Jacquart and Edgar Girault? What Happened to Raoul Delaunay?

Summer '36 Ending Explained: Here's a complete breakdown of the Netflix French mystery drama's emotional conclusion and what it means for every major character.

Summer ’36 Review: Compelling Murder Mystery That Sometimes Loses Itself in Too Many Side Stories

Summer '36 Review: The Netflix French murder mystery has a good character-driven whodunit, but it doesn't always keep the suspense alive.

Gram Chikitsalay Season 2 Review: TVF’s Rural Drama Is Funny, Insightful, and Rich in Social Commentary

Gram Chikitsalay Season 2 Review: Once again, the series provides an emotional mixture of humour, humanity, and social reality, and demonstrates that some of the greatest stories emerge from small places in the country.