Class (Netflix), murder and manslaughter at an exclusive Indian school
Exclusive private schools are also widespread in India. Then of course an exclusive teen series like Class (Netflix) cannot be missed.
Class (Netflix), the Indian answer to Elite
Broadly speaking, the series comes down to a kind of Indian variant of the Netflix series Elite. Rich and poor are strictly separated in India. The same goes for the schools they attend. That changes when the high school in a poor neighborhood goes up in flames through the fault of the company.
To make up for it, the company decides to offer scholarships to three students from this impoverished school. The arrival of this kind of paupers naturally arouses quite a bit of resentment among the arrogant, spoiled rich sons and daughters at this elite school. Many exciting developments and the revelation of dark secrets follow after a murder takes place in the first episode.
Heavy themes, yet presented in a fascinating way
The series succeeds in addressing a whole range of social problems in India in one fell swoop. Think of things like the Indian caste system, child neglect, corruption, homophobia, religious discrimination and income inequality in India.
According to some critics, Class (Netflix) is a masterpiece. While according to others this series is completely over the top. It probably has a lot to do with the political orientation you have. In any case, the series is very popular in India and it is also popular outside India.
Is Class (Netflix) right for me?
Do you find India, the country with the most inhabitants in the world, an interesting country and would you like to know more about it? Do you also like depth, and the better psychological work? Then you will probably find this series very interesting.
Do you prefer entertainment, action and special effect, and can psychology be stolen from you? Then chances are you feel the need to throw the remote across the room. And you better choose another series to watch.
As a series to watch as a couple, it is very suitable, because there are many elements that appeal to both men and women.
