Tag: Naveen Kasturia

Salakaar Review: A Short Series That is Just… Fine

Salakaar Review: The series is fine, enjoyable even sometimes, but is nothing memorable.

Mithya Season 2 Review: Same Same And Not Different

Mithya Season 2 Review: The series foregoes anything psychological and dives straight into directionless melodramatic, cringy revenge.

Pitchers Season 2 Review: A Reality Check of How Success Isn’t a Cakewalk in the Start-Up Culture

Pitchers Season 2 Review: After making us wait for 7 years, TVF delivers another impactful season.

TVF Pitchers Season 2 Trailer Breakdown: Naveen and Gang Returns to Make their Startup Global

The TVF Pitchers Season 2 Trailer finds enthusiastic entrepreneurs looking to scale their dreams.

Tasalli Se Review: Nakuul Mehta and Naveen Kasturia Sort Out Their Differences

Tasalli Se could've been sweet but leaves you a bit confused regarding what the point of it all was.

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