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Disclaimer: This is not an actual review. I am neither a film/TV critic nor a journalist. The content of this review is mainly based on my view and opinion of this series. The word "review" is only used to categorize and grab the reader's attention. All the pictures' copyright belongs to the creators. Warning: May contain spoilers! Before we begin, I want to clarify that Season 1 here in this review/title is meant by Season 1 according to the Netflix edition. On Netflix , Naruto is divided into 9 Seasons with Season 1 containing Episodes 1-26. Now, let’s begin. Overview:   Naruto- Manga Series Poster By Jump Comics Also Known As Weekly Shōnen Jump Naruto is a Japanese anime series based on the manga of the same name by Masashi Kishimoto . The story is about a boy named Naruto Uzumaki , who is a young ninja and dreams of becoming a Hokage- the leader of the village. I was never the one to be into anime because they didn’t look as appealing to me. A lot of my peer...

  Disclaimer: This is not an actual review. I am neither a film/TV critic nor a journalist. The content of this review is mainly based on my view and opinion of this series. The word "review" is only used to categorize and grab the reader's attention. Warning: May contain spoilers! Overview Welcome to Samdal-ri is a South Korean drama starring   Ji Chang-wook and Shin Hye-sun , written by Kwon Hye-jo and directed by. ChaYoung-hoon. The plot revolves around a photographer Cho Sam-dal (Hye-sun), who after facing workplace bullying allegations returns to her hometown Samdal-ri, and meets her ex-boyfriend and childhood friend Cho Young-pil (Ji Chang-wook) again after eight years. It’s a good rom-com focusing not only on the love story of the main characters but also depicting the beauty of childhood friendship, the grieve of losing a loved one, the highs and lows of success and career, the reality of the world and how it treats you when you are at your peak and when y...

  Even though Pakistani dramas are getting millions and millions of views on social media and YouTube , people still prefer to watch foreign content over local Pakistani dramas. Watchers on different platforms express their opinions on the quality of content shown on television and some can’t stop wondering who is watching these dramas. But amidst all this debate the bottom line is Pakistani drama makers have failed to provide the content on television to keep the audience hooked. Here in this blog, we have highlighted a few of the reasons why despite pocketing millions of views on YouTube people prefer to watch foreign content over Pakistani dramas: Pakistani dramas with millions of views on YouTube 1. There's No Youth Representation On Pakistani Television The majority of Pakistan’s population comprises youth yet there’s no representation of them in Pakistani dramas. Although the actors in Pakistani prime-time dramas are young; the stories of these dramas are not something the y...