'Kumari Srimathi' web series review: Nithya Menen shines in a likable, lively show
Nithya Menen means business in the show, but she’s sparkling, lively, vibrant, even when she makes some questionable decisions


The thing that works for Kumari Srimathi is that it’s never pretentious about its female protagonist. It steers clear of melodrama and messy messaging that usually overshadow storytelling and performances. The rustic milieu breaths life into the characters’ liveliness, and they feel like real people shooting at real locations. It’s also worthy to see female characters taking the forefront and battling the conflicts and consequences of their lives.But come to think of it, how does the gender matter anyway. How does it matter if a bar is owned by a woman if all alcoholics have to do is just have a drink? The skewed outlook of people around Menen only expose the existence of regressive mindsets of people even in 2023. All a woman is trying to do is fight her own battles, and raise the bar. No puns again!
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