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Netflix - A Plethora of Undiscovered Shows




Netflix - A Plethora of Undiscovered Shows   

With Netflix airing n number of shows, and with more and more Netflix Originals coming up, some excellent shows with great potential might remain undiscovered while some are evergreen. Here are a few shows which will keep you up at night and get you hooked for sure!

Troy- A Fall Of A City

Do you love Greek literature and mythology? Did the movie Troy leave you feeling disappointed? Did you wish for a better, more faithful adaptation of the Trojan War? 
This eight episode Netflix original takes the matter into its own hands and gives the audience a faithful retelling of the Trojan War that would make Homer proud and would have you, guaranteed, gripping the edge of your seats with action packed scenes, intense dialogues taken straight from the Iliad and powerful characters reflecting upon their own morality over the course of the decade long war between Greece and Troy. 

Gossip Girl

This popular American teen drama series following the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite gives us a glimpse into the glamorous world of a group of rich spoiled brats living on the Upper East Side. The audience stays hooked with the perfect dose of drama, plotting, scheming, severely messed up relationships and timeless friendships. The bond of friendship between Serena and Blair, the much relatable outsider Dan Humphrey, the golden boy Nate Archibald and the fan girls' heartthrob Chuck Bass are some beautiful characters that this show has etched into our hearts...
“You know you love me.
XOXO,
Gossip Girl"


Sky Castle 

“Broken tools can be repaired, but broken people can't be fixed.”
Set in the fictional backdrop of Sky Castle neighbourhood, this show centers around the lives of four wealthy families, whose pinnacle of parenting achievement is getting their child in the top universities'.
But if you dare to get involved in the lives of the people who live in Sky Castle, you’ll realize soon that there is nothing funny about not making the grade. It’s frustrating to have your worth depend upon accomplishments but for parents, this dark game will not stop even if it leads to death of everything and everyone they know. 

Lost In Space

A science fiction like none other, where mankind leaves the Earth to make a colony on a new planet ‘Alpha Centauri,’ but they crash midway on an unknown planet with hostile environmental fluctuations. There they discovered Robots and an Alien Robot Spacecraft and there are also revelations about probable theft of Robot technology by humans and numerous plots and twists. 
This show clearly exemplifies the phrase ‘imagination knows no bounds.’ With a bit of Romance, a hint of Drama, a whole lot of suspense and the unique adventures of the Robinson Family, Lost In Space is a must watch Sci-Fi family show, perfect for those who love adventures and mysteries!

Article by :
Srishti Yadav, 
Anoushka Bhardwaj, 
Shambhavi Kalash, 
Pranjal Bhandari

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