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A thrilling treat

After a long time, I simply couldn't help myself from pulling an all-nighter to binge-watch Aarya on Hotstar last night. If you too are planning to start, it is simply not the kind of story you can do an episode a day with.

                  Source: Disney+ Hotstar

After Main Hoon Na, it's my personal second of the Former Miss Universe. I had seen much praises for the series from many of her fans. But, I had assumed that maybe it's also because of the immense and insane love people have for Sushmita Sen. 

But, after watching the series myself, I know it was all well earned. I am no expert on reviews, but this one is definitely a gem. The series simply could not have been more Perfect. 

From the storyline to flow,  from amazing characters to actors' realistic act and top it up with the right sprinkle of emotions and unexpected twists till the very end. 

                  Source: IndiaLink.com

Even if there were negative characters you disliked, you still couldn't help but admire the acting. Yet, at the same time, if you are a Sen fan, you simply cannot help yourself from getting overly focussed on Sushmita Sen as Arya alone. 

Throughout the series I literally felt like even,  despite the illegal trade angle, there is so much of real life Sushmita Sen, (her personality and virtuous traits) to Arya. 

She brought in the right blend of strength and vulnerability to the character of a mother, suddenly forced to run an illegal drug business to protect her children.

                    Source: The Hindu

Additionally, just like her real life Renee and Alisah, even in her reel life, loved her three kids, Vir, Aadi and Aru. Also, the way she says, "Bachcha", it just melts your heart. 

So, in one sentence, I just absolutely loved Sushmita Sen's Hotstar Special, AARYA. But, binge watching the series was also partly my "Sush Fan Girl" movement seeing her acing AARYA.

SPOILER ALERT: 

The last few seconds stealing away an almost happy ending will take your breath away and will also break your heart if you are a super emotional viewer like me who get too trapped in the story. 

P.S. 

                 Source: The Indian Express

But, I do have a confession to make before signing off. I have long been a fan of Sushmita Sen, The Mom. I genuinely have high regards for her and immensely admire her real life journey, the way she leads her life, adopted her two girls and have raised them so well. I am simply a fan. 

But, Aarya has definitely made me a fan of Sushmita Sen, the Actress too. I really hope we would be seeing a lot more of her in the coming times. Much Love to Sushmita Ma'am and kudos the entire Aarya Team.

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