Mom and Co Review: Zaaykedaar aur Swaadbhara.

Very often we end up surfing youtube to kill the time we have. And it is in these random moments that we come across some hidden gems, one such being Neelima Azeem's show, Mom and Co. which is directed by Ashish Ranglani and presented by The Zoom Studios.

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What's Good: Acting: The cast is pitch perfect for their roles. Neelima Azeem shines in her web debut as Aai and Ayush Joshi as Aditya is nearly perfect for his role. They are ably supported by Shreya, played by an effervescent Shreya Gupto. Story: A simple and a mature story should have been told by now and finally this happens. Direction: Ashish Ranglani's direction is amazing and is exactly how the story should have been told. Dialogues, Locations, Groundedness: The characters, locations, and the overall believability of the show is something, where it's the essence which is captured.

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What's Bad: Season Finale: The season finale, however, seems that it was actually not needed and the show could have ended at episode 9. Predictability: The show is predictable yet charms you with it's simplicity.

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Final Word: Mom and Co. is one of those series where a mother-son relationship is explored through food and how they deal with their mid-life crisis among other challenges. One of the best parts about this series is that It Is Freely available on youtube. I am going with 3.5 stars for this warm tale about a mother's love with subtle hints of gender equality. Do not miss it!

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Avg. duration per episode: 20 minutes.
Available: Youtube.
Favorite Episode: 9.
Favorite Character: Aai.

P.S. It is one of those light breezy series that can be watched even as you work.

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