Sudhir Mishra recently shared his thoughts on the Netflix series Adolescence, which has become the number-one show in India. He was surprised by its popularity, as it does not follow the typical rules of storytelling. He took to social media to express his views, questioning how a slow-burning drama that defies conventional scriptwriting norms could become so successful.
Sudhir Mishra Criticizes Adolescence Popularity
Sudhir Mishra admitted that he decided to watch the series after reading positive reviews from well-known filmmakers Hansal Mehta and Shekhar Kapur. He was impressed by how the show managed to captivate audiences despite not following traditional storytelling structures. He even compared it to Better Call Saul, another series he greatly admired.
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Adolescence is a four-part limited series that tells the story of a 13-year-old boy arrested for the murder of a schoolgirl. The show highlights issues like casual misogyny and the impact of social media on young people. What makes it unique is that each scene is shot in a single take, a creative choice that has received much praise.
The series was created by Stephen Graham and Jack Thorne and directed by Philip Barantini. It stars newcomer Owen Cooper alongside Graham. Since its release on March 13, it has gained massive attention worldwide. Even British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has supported an initiative to stream the show for free in UK schools, so that teenagers can watch and learn from it.
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Sudhir Mishra’s comments have sparked discussions among audiences and critics, with many agreeing that Adolescence is an unusual but impactful show. Despite breaking traditional storytelling norms, it has managed to win over both viewers and critics, proving that unconventional narratives can still be highly successful.
