Ishq In The Air Review
Shantanu Meshwari has done a very good job in the show, he played the role of Indori and the way he has brought the Indore culture, the accent that is heard in his character, the way you get to see the Sarafa market in the Indore, the lanes of the Indore have been explored well here and it was good to see the way the atmosphere of that place has been carried here.
So friends, as you know mini TV and MX Player have collaborated, they have merged and become Amazon MX Player under which their first show Ishq In The Air came two days ago which I have now watched completely, what is my reaction to this, come and find out.
Well, in the story of this show, there is a boy and a girl who meet at the airport and then they fall in love. I am not going to tell you that but now you must have got an idea of what the story of this show is like, which has 5 episodes of 35 minutes each.
Now if I have to define this series or say this show or say this drama in two to three words then simple, sweet or innocent.
See, there are some shows like Highway Love, and Ishq Express which have the same feel or vibe as this show gave me. This show presents a similar story in front of us, in some cases, the meeting of a boy and a girl takes place through a road trip and in others through a train and now in this new show a boy and a girl meet in the airport.
Now, as I told you, we have also explored similar stories and shows due to which there was no feeling of newness in the first episode, but I would like to mention one thing here there is very good chemistry between the lead pairs due to which I was able to watch the show and somewhere I was feeling that it's a good show, but then as the show progresses, when the characters start maturing, the emotions evolve, it has stolen my heart.
Yes, the show starts in a very routine way, at many places this show will give you the vibe of a TV serial, there are many coincidences, plus you get to see a lot of filmy stuff as well, but at the end, this show succeeds in giving a good experience.
Shantanu Meshwari has done a very good job in the show, he played the role of Indori and the way he has brought the Indore culture, the accent that is heard in his character, the way you get to see the Sarafa market in the Indore, the lanes of the Indore have been explored well here and it was good to see the way the atmosphere of that place has been carried here.
Lead actress Medha Rana is first of all very beautiful, from the side look she looks like Riya Chakraborty but she has done a very good job, I have to admit that along with looking good, her work also deserves 10 out of 10, she has some emotional scenes too which will make your heart a little heavy after watching them.
In some places the show takes a typical turn, the first episode was nothing special but the second episode grabbed my attention and then I did not feel like moving away from the screen.
Overall I would like to call Ishq In The Air a feel-good show. The way Nibba-Nibbi love stories used to come on miniTV every day, you will get to see a very mature kind of love story in this show which does not carry any nonsense things without any reason.
So if you want to watch this show, then you will get to watch it on all three - MX Player, miniTv or Amazon Prime. So if you want to watch a good love story, grab some popcorn and coke or go watch it.
If you want, you can also follow or watch this show with your family because there is no obscenity in it.
So this was my review on Amazon MX Player's show Ishq In The Air or Love in the Air, both things mean the same. Hope you like it, don't forget to subscribe for related content.
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