‘Friends’

As I need water, food, and oxygen to keep me alive so do movies to put a smile on my face. I ain’t spend a day without watching a movie or a web series (at least an episode). I do love web series and why shouldn’t I? They are tantalising, enchanting, astounding, resplendent, and can take one’s breathe away but the most importantly they entertain us. See, I can talk about web series for an hours but for the time being I must confine myself to only one of them. After pondering over for a couple of hours I decided to write about ‘friends’.
   ‘Friends’ goes down as one of the best web series ever made and the best sitcom ever. Now some may say I’m bragging until they see it by themselves. As one can’t pick holes in any of direction, writing, acting, music, screenplay etc.etc. Talking of the ‘friends’ it’s an American sitcom comprising ten seasons aired between 1994 to 2004. It depicts story of six youngsters three of them are boys and the rest are girls accompanied by a herd. Who hang out together, eat and drink, go on vacations and do much other stuff too.
   I’ll tell you about everyone of them succinctly, starting with lady characters. First comes fashioninsta, confident, and candid Rachel played by Jennifer Aniston. She’s all about enjoying herself and not letting other’s thoughts screw her up. For me she’s more of a G.f. material. Then comes Monica played by Courtney Cox, a germaphobe, chafe, hospitable and a termagant sometimes. She’s undoubtedly the closest to a marriage material woman. Phoebe, third and last female character and the most peculiar one played by Lisa Kudrow. She’s an outlandish, off-beat, kinky blonde woman with great sense of humour. Her loyalty and promptness to help others makes her a very heart of clique.
   Now I shall tell you about the boys and that’s where I get bemused with who’s my the most favourite character? Is he a sarcastic, hopeless and awkward and desperate Chandler or handsome and innocent Joey? Well I can’t tell. See I like Chandler as he’s the funniest and no can be at zenith of sarcasm as he does. I like Joey too as I’m also an epicurean and who else got the better fall for it line as he does. However while moving to the last character my confusion rises to the peak, as I introduce to you, Ross a.k.a ‘The Divorce force’. An undisputed king of expressions and timing. A paleontologist who’s a pundit of ‘Unagi’ and literally a blend of all other characters. I think I’m done with my introduction theory and I just hope every group has these type of ‘namunas’. So finally, it’s time to wind up my humdrum monograph if it’s not and say goodbye. Here I drops the mic.