A Potpourri of Vestiges Review
By Shubhangi Jain
Netflix
series “Masaba Masaba” offer a full potpourri of material to binge watch. Now with
the onset of novel coronavirus, OTT platforms are gaining a lot of limelight.
Because of which OTT platforms likeNetflix are focussing a lot on their content
and are working hard to showcase a new, light and refreshing content to the
audiences every time.
With
an ongoing pattern of exhibiting everyday lives in the form of series which has
substantially more material for character exploration than a story, we have
seen series like Kota Factory and The Family Man beforehand and now this show
‘Masaba Masaba’ sets us into the real reel life of these two celebrities who
are however finding happiness in the daily chores of life.
Masaba
Masaba, a six episode series directed by Sonam Nair is a creative gander at the
genuine adventure of Neena Gupta and her little girl Masaba Gupta, both
assuming jobs like their genuine carries on with, yet served up with a colossal
touch of fiction. The series focuses on Masaba Gupta who is a renowned fashion
designer and her mother (Neena Gupta) who is an actress. Here we see Masaba’s
debut as an actor. It seems that she has immanent genes of an actor. In spite
of the fact that she needed to depict herself and didn't need to imitate any
other person we see her natural and calm towards the camera.
The
series begin with Masaba’s marriage and separation and how it impacted her
personal and professional life. The series also includes the acclaimed
Instagram post by Neena Gupta which read: "I live in Mumbai and (am) working
as a good actor looking for good parts to play.” After which all of us know
Neena Gupta was cast in ‘Badhai Ho’ which later became a superhit. Throughout
the series we see Masaba to be an ambitious fashion designer whose company
‘House of Masaba’ is not doing well at the moment. While at the same time we
see a meticulous advertiser, Dhariya Rana (Neil Bhoopalam), who is constantly
sitting on her head, to finish her projects as per the given deadlines. Neena
Gupta who is an exceptional actor is also seen searching for significant roles
in films at her age, and for that she lives in Mumbai away from her better half
who is in Delhi.
The show is not simply about the highs and
lows which the mother daughter duo faced but additionally about their collaborations
and erosions. The mother and daughter additionally love one another and are
extremely promising and energetic about one another's success. The series is a
parody on the present glamor world. The fashion and style business where a
designer is consistently under strain to convey whether she is in her inventive
stream or not. The entertainment world where a public award winning entertainer
is dismissed everywhere in such a way that she had to make an Instagram post to
get some work.
While
at the same time, the pace of the show never drops. There are enthusiastic
scenes, however, they are such pleasantly coordinated that you won't feel bored.
The makers of the film have altogether done a great job. We see everybody has
acted eminently regardless of whether he/she has a couple of scenes in
particular: be it the vegetable grocer or the maid at Neena Gupta’s house.
Rytasha Rathode (Gia) is a rockstar at whatever point she comes you realize
something going to occur and secretary Gehena is pleasant. Amariah who is seen
playing the mini Masaba role does a fab job in the series. She has done
complete justice to her role and is seen identical to Masaba throughout the
series. Neenaji is always a delight to see on screen. She not only acts but she
just carries on everything so effortlessly.
Since
Masaba has admitted recently that she wanted to be an actor but at the same
time her mother was scared that she didn’t have a face for an Indian actress.
We now hope that after watching the series the perception of people change, as
Masaba has been seen as a young, confident woman.
On
the whole, Masaba Masaba is a completely harmless series which truly deserves a
one-time watch for its solid performers. At the same time we hope the makers
come up with the second season soon so that we can dig deeper about their real
lives.
Rating:7/10
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