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And I found myself wanting to know what brought the other inmates to this asylum of peace. The dramatic change bothered me a bit, but the story is engaging. ItвЂ™s not bad, itвЂ™s just not the lighthearted fun show we started out with. After that the show just turns on its head and becomes a heavy watch. He drives the friends over to Lonavala instead of Goa. While the irresponsible Shreyas has no money troubles, Prasanna seems to be battling another domestic question: Should he really step into a new responsibility or pursue his Olympic dream? Dinar is named after currency, but does he have enough money? Or will he get byВ on his mojo?ДЇor some reason, Shreyas cannot get over what Alok said: Shantivan actually brought him inner peace, and now he sleeps like a child. If you have a trio of friends you drink with, then youвЂ™ll find the three lads quite easily relatable. The subtitles work well and even the humour is translatable (question: does everyone have an elderly gent living in their building who butts intoВ their conversations?). Although the drinking session is to celebrate the Rs 34,000 Scotch bottle which Shreyas has wrangled back from his girl Rupali (who just broke off their engagement because heвЂ™s childish and cannot take on responsibilities, stalks her, and other complaints). But then he invites Alok to their drinking session and he seems transformed because he went to an ashram in Lonavala and found вЂInner PeaceвЂ™. They want it so bad, Dinar is even willing to be robbed by any 'Christine'.

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The three friends have been wanting to do the 'Goa Trip' which that movie made famous. So when the same team (under TVF) brings us Shantit Kranti (Shanti=peace, and Kranti = revolution) on SonyLIV, itвЂ™s worth the subscription (mine lapsed after the brilliant Prateek Gandhi show Scam 1992). Not that the вЂmother who understands no boundariesвЂ™ wonвЂ™t translate, but some meme-worthy jokes are instant hits: when that BhaDiPa вЂMumвЂ™ - an avid watcher of TVВ - begins to take down razais from the attic, and her grown-up kids ask her why she wants to do that in the middle of Pune summer, she answersВ in all seriousness: Winter Is Coming.)

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(Plus, their вЂMotherвЂ™ series is so funny, you wish the jokes could be translated to other languages.

They started out with on the couch interviews with celebs (a little like Between Two Ferns) and moved on to live shows.

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The BhaDiPa (Bharatiya Digital Party a Marathi YouTube channel that makes comedy and music content) have taken Marathi comedy out of the comedy sketch shows on TV (where the judges are louder than the jokes), and offered really fresh content on YouTube.

ThatвЂ™s what friends do, right? It made me want to tell everyone at home to take a dekko, because such fun is tough to come by. The first two episodes of the six-part show are a breeze to watch, and you really connect on some level with the repartee and the insults they dish out to one another. Of course the film Dil Chahta Hai has been their companion for life, with each one wanting to be Aamir Khan. The chemistry between the three childhood friends - Shreyas (nicknamed вЂShreyaвЂ™, played by Abhay Mahajan), Prasanna (or вЂPashyaвЂ™ played by Lalit Prabhakar) and Dinar (or вЂChipsвЂ™ played by Alok Rajwade) - is really wonderful. Watching a Marathi show where suddenly one guy says, вЂAre you living in Wakanda, kya?вЂ™ is enough to make you stop and check out the writers of this funny show that is Dil Chahta Hai set in Lonavala. Review | 'Shantit Kranti' is a fun homage to 'Dil Chahta Hai' - in Marathi