All of Us Are Dead

I watch All of Us Are Dead because it’s not just about zombies, it’s about friendship, fear, and survival. The series captures courage, sacrifice, and the will to protect each other even in the worst moments.

Death Note

I watch Death Note for its intense psychological depth and gripping storytelling. It constantly makes me question morality, power, and justice. Every episode pulls you deeper into a different world.

Big Girls Don’t Cry

This series feels raw, honest, and deeply relatable. It captures friendships, independence, heartbreaks, and personal growth in a beautiful way. It reflects the emotional messiness of growing up.

The Summer I Turned Pretty

I watch this for comfort and nostalgia. It’s about first love, family, and the quiet changes that happen during summers. The show carries a softness that makes you reflect on your own journey of growing up.

The Gaurav Tiwari Mystery

I watch this for its eerie and intriguing storytelling. It explores real-life paranormal investigations and blurs the line between logic and the unexplained. The series keeps you curious and slightly unsettled.

Friends

I watch Friends because it feels like home. It shows life as it is messy, funny, heartbreaking, and hopeful. The characters remind me that it’s okay to take time to figure things out, as long as you have your people beside you.