Tag: Ritvik Sahore

Highway Love Review: Mini TV Series is a Sweet Story of Sudden Romance

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Ishq Express Review: Gayatri Bhardwaj and Ritvik Sahore’s Sweet Love Story

Ishq Express is a no-nonsense and simple miniseries that doesn't even try to go deeper than being a romantic drama with somewhat half-baked characters.

Indori Ishq Season 1 Review: An Engaging Story of First Love

Indori Ishq season 1 is a tale about unrecruited love and heartbreak. It's mostly cliched but is still mostly engaging.

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