Room No. 54 review: The ZEE5 Original series presented by Tharun Bhascker will take you back in time!

It is said that every year, India produces the largest number of engineers. The ZEE5 Original Series Room No. 54 presented by Tharun Bhascker and directed by DS Goutham, is an enchanting nostalgic trip for all those engineers. Not that anyone who does not belong to this discipline will not enjoy it, but it classifies as a must-watch for all engineers.  The series stars Moin as Venkat Rao, Krishna Prasad as Yuvaraj, Pawon Ramesh as Prasanna,  and Krishna Teja as Babai.

Watch the trailer for Room No. 54 right here!

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Room No. 54 follows the story of Venkat Rao, Yuvaraj, Prasanna, and Babai, who find themselves locked in together as they explore the college phase. They are all allotted room number 54, which happens to be a very special room. People who passed out of the college and stayed in the room have a special corner in their hearts for the room and the next batch that lives there. So much so, that whenever they visit the town, they stay in the hostel room instead of a hotel.

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Every time an ex-student who lived in that room visits the college, it results in cameos from our most loved actors! Priyadarshi and Tanikella Bharani who are two such alumni from the college entertain us with some of the most memorable scenes in the series! From falling in love to financial problems, the boys figure out everything together, and this only means that they have an indestructible bond.

The series was written and directed by DS Goutham, and he makes sure that the whole series always feels real and relatable. His writing is one of the series’ major plus points. Apart from that, Pavan and Shashank’s cinematography makes sure that you know that you are being taken back in time.

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All the protagonists in the series are fairly new to the industry, but they never make you feel like that is the case. Every performer put forth his best in the series. Room No. 54 certainly qualifies as a must-watch for everyone who is going through the college phase or misses those days terribly. The series has a total of 10 episodes and each is 20 minutes long on average. So this qualifies as the perfect binging content for the weekend.

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