Average: 5.11 Even though the set-up is not great and the narrative is far-fetched in a fictious way, the show highlights various issues such as discrimination, bullying, domestic violence, etc. It also entails the "girl-drama" that unfolds in the ninth grade of Amber Girls School along with Ruby Hearts and Good Samaritan schools. The fights and boy issues may seem silly, but they are very much real for Ojas and her buddies as the navigate through teenage. The friendships with their ups and downs are portrayed beautifully. Later, Ojas and her sister get into a lot of trouble, stemming from their financial crisis at home. It is beautiful to watch the sisters going out of their way to help each other out of trouble. There are fallouts between friends and lovers. The people around Ojas are from well-off families and can afford rich amenities. This leads to them consistently picking on her as well as other kids who do not have a prosperous life. Ojas has to stand up for herself at the risk of losing things she has always wanted.