Series 2: [ratings: 7]

this one was purely based upon securing the funding for the startup to survive, looks like the creators aren't able to think beyond this interesting part where the startups struggle to come out of that zone or maybe they're planning more series down the road but making this entire series just based on the funding wasn't a very good idea but still, it was intriguing enough for me at least since I'm really keen & excited about this space but for the common audience it might feel little sluggish.

IDK, but probably because the naming of the series itself is what they're trying hard to justify and hence they're not exploring other parts of it.

And most importantly, there's still no real showcasing of the idea or the product that they're trying to build or even a clear picture of the problem they're trying to solve, and that keeps the audience in the dark.

The CTO interviewing & finally hiring part was a bit interesting and the whole psychological trauma that affects the overall morale of the team in the startup ecosystem was shown well but still, there could've been more improvements with more twists & turns.

The dev guy was missing all over the series and there was no reasoning given for why & for what conflict he was gone, this is the blurry part of the series that could've been given some light to not make it shady.

There need to be more series like this.

Just a handful of startup-based stories are being made in India and it needs to blast up for the betterment of the economics and awareness about this world.

Overall, it's a must-watch if you like this startup funda, but if you're a commoner then it makes a one-time binge-watch for you.

Series 1: [ratings: 10]

After a long time, I thoroughly enjoyed watching an entire series in a single sitting and I must say that I was really hooked and looking forward to watching the next installment.

The plot was good enough but the screenplay was better to keep us hooked till the very end.

The characterization of each role was so surreal and it felt like the role was played by actual real people who were actually living their lives and us watching their life being lived.

Every single role played by the actors was so real and connected so well and that is the best part of this entire series that just pulls us into their environment.

The plot revolves around the startup ecosystem and it gives a gist of how founders get to raise funds and build brands & the beauty of it is that this professional content itself is made so engagingly interesting that's rarely seen with most others.

The marketing guy's character was the least important one in the plot but still, he stole the show in its entirety.