The exponential rise of the online content in India owes it to TVF in delivering impeccable quality in material, production value and performance. Complimenting the rise of The Viral Fever Media Labs, TVF Pitchers starts with a good note and ends on a summit.

Personally, I felt the pilot fair enough, not exceptional, to represent the changing dimensions of content coming from frustrated(at the banality that is passed off as prime time entertainment) intelligentsia, but as the series unfolded they rose above my expectations and delivered a spectacle of pristine content backed by wonderful performances. There are a few technical jargon that the rising crop of Engineers can relate to, clearly depicting a huge chunk of the TVF fan-base.

The series portrays the dilemma of an IT professional trying to build a company in an atmosphere of adversities, unlike Silicon Valley(both the show and the region), in a place where stability is valued higher than taking a risk. Humor is ingrained in the plot and situation, extremely well written, which portrays a paradigm shift in the thinking of modern professionals still preserving the values of their homeland that is dear to them. The paradox of a cosmopolitan yet traditional values trying to amalgamate is portrayed brilliantly. Performances are honest and natural which seem effortless in execution, a remarkable feat.

As one can see its entire viewership comes from the people hailing from the Indian subcontinent, who shared similar cultural understanding. I'm not sure about the international community that is unaware of the colloquial slang would find the same punch in the series as Indians do, moreover, the cultural differences and restraints in Indian middle class are different than the first world, but they sure can appreciate a good content when they see one.

I agree on the point that since it is the best that came out of this subcontinent doesn't mean it's not overrated by enthusiastic fans(including myself) and the sheer population of Indian users on IMDb. I admire the series, as I was able to relate to it and found it worthy. Objectively, I'd say there is more to be expected of Arunabh and in time, I'm sure TVF will deliver content that will be on par with HBO, hopefully better, as TVF wishes, but for now, the Top 250 rank is overrated. My dilemma is, I liked it very much but am I being objective in negating the series or is it that the general notion of average grade content from India makes people feel that Pitchers can't be "that" good.