Middling commentary on sensationalism

Right from the first time we see him, Chandra Prakash is portrayed as an insecure person who, despite being regarded as the ‘face of his channel’, is well aware that there’s an axe over his head waiting for him to falter. With minimal dialogues, his patriarchal dad’s character is also established neatly. However, CP’s Trance-like transformation courtesy of a lifestyle guru is unintentionally funny, and Tovino’s dramatic shift in performance doesn’t come together either. He brings in a completely different body language for CP, who is bossy in every sense, so much so that he throws gifts at his team as if he’s feeding dogs.