Alia Bhatt calls Adolescence’s cinematography and single-take “truly perfection”: “Real, raw, and so, so hot in the moment”
Actress Alia Bhatt has joined the chorus of acclaim for Netflix’s gripping psychological thriller Adolescence, taking to her Instagram Story to hail the series as “truly perfection.” The show, which has captured global attention for its innovative filming technique—each episode shot in a single, continuous take—has now received a glowing endorsement from Bhatt, further solidifying its status as a must-watch series of 2025.
Alia Bhatt’s Rave Review In her Instagram post, the 32-year-old actress admired Adolescence, writing, “This show is truly perfection. From the writing to the staging to the exceptional cinematography.” She was particularly captivated by the show’s unique production method, where each episode unfolds in one unbroken shot, lasting up to an hour. “I wonder what it felt like when, after an hour of calling action—to finally calling cut… how did the entire cast and crew feel?” she mused, reflecting on the intense commitment required for such a feat.
The Dear Zindagi actress went on to praise the performances, noting, “The performance by each and every person that has walked into frame and out was alive… real, raw, and so, so hot in the moment that the energy is very palpable and so moving.” She lauded the collaborative spirit behind the series, describing it as “the magic of storytelling and an entire crew coming together to deliver, every department giving nothing but their heart and soul to every second on screen. I am in awe!”
The Unique Appeal of Adolescence Adolescence follows the harrowing story of a 13-year-old boy, Jamie Miller, accused of murder, exploring the dark intersections of incel culture, social media, and parenting through a single, continuous shot per episode. This technical marvel, directed by Philip Barantini, has been praised for its breathtaking cinematography and unflinching narrative, making it a standout on Netflix. The show’s innovative approach has drawn comparisons to other one-take masterpieces, but its raw emotional depth sets it apart.
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Alia’s review adds to the growing buzz around Adolescence, following earlier endorsements from prominent filmmakers like Hansal Mehta and Anurag Kashyap. Mehta and Kashyap took to their social media handles to laud the series, with Kashyap calling it “numb, envious, and jealous” in its brilliance.
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