If you still haven't watched it, leave everything and watch this masterpiece.

What an extraordinary journey begins as you embark and pack your bags for this remote village with Jitendra Kumar. I do believe he himself might have as well resonated with the same feeling when he left his "illustrious" career as an IITian and embarked on this not-so-fancy passion of his.

Anyway coming back to the story, it makes us feel grounded.

You realize what the essence of true friends means, what simple joys we are losing from our lives, and how we keep complaining about everything and not feel grateful for what we already possess.

It sits down with you and questions your life choices.

Both the seasons are praiseworthy and the actors have not left their shells in any of the episodes.

It's a brilliant piece of work by one and all and reminds us even in this age what a good story and some dedicated cast and crew can pull off without the cringe sex jokes or showering feminism vibes.

The story takes us back to our childhood days when we used to cherish some good old tales of life and the small joys we used to get reading them.

I guess these are the actors our glam Bollywood movies won't accept but they will make you feel invested in each and every second they are present on the screen.