Created by The Viral Fever (TVF), Panchayat, is a 2020 Indian Hindi language web series with eight episodes. The Series is all about the journey of city-bred protagonist Abhishek Tripathi (Jitendra Kumar), who sketches the life in a village and tries to build on instances that may seem inconsequential but are important to those living it. In lack of a better job opportunity, Abhishek has joined as a secretary of a Panchayat office in a remote village, Phulera, in Uttar Pradesh’s Baliya District.

1. Panchayat:

Aspirants is a 2021 Indian Hindi-language coming-of-age web series produced by The Viral Fever and created by Arunabh Kumar and Shreyansh Pandey, written by Deepesh Sumitra Jagdish, and was directed by Apoorv Singh Karki. It stars Naveen Kasturia, Shivankit Parihar, Abhilash Thapliyal, Namita Dubey, and Sunny Hinduja.

8. Aspirants:

I don’t know about you people, but I don’t want to live in a world where someone else makes the world a better place better than we do

When you have children, you always have family. They will always be your priority, your responsibility. And a man…… a man provides. And he does it even when he’s not appreciated or respected or even loved. He simply bears up and he does it. Because he’s a man.

Created by The Viral Fever (TVF), TVF Pitchers, is a 2015 Indian Hindi language web series, a five-episode series. A story of the trials and tribulations of four young entrepreneurs who quit their day jobs in order to pursue their startup venture. Four friends Naveen Bansal (Naveen), Jitendra Maheshwari (Jitu), Yogendra Kumar (Yogi), and Saurabh Mandal (Mandal), decide to enter the start-up world by launching their own start-up. Things are kicked off by Naveen who, angry at not being given his due at work, resigns in a drunk state.

3. TVF Pitchers: 

People don’t even look up anymore. The sky could turn…purple and you…wouldn’t notice for a month.

You will get a chance to become the Mohan Bhargava of Swades, develop roads and install hand-pumps.

Black Mirror is a British television anthology series, the show aired in the year 2011 and the final series concluded in the year 2019, consisting of five seasons and 22 episodes. The show looks inwards, at the darker aspects of humanity and society. This is done through the theme of technology, hence the second meaning. The black mirror is the screen that rules our lives. Take contemporary phenomena as a starting point and speculate how such phenomena could/would evolve in the future. Each episode tells a different story with different protagonists and focuses on a different theme.

7. Black Mirror:

Silicon Valley is an American comedy television series, that premiered on HBO in 2014, running for a total of six seasons of 53 episodes. The series finale aired in 2019. The series, a parody of Silicon Valley culture, focuses on Richard Hendricks, a programmer who founds a startup company called Pied Piper and chronicles his struggles trying to maintain his company while facing competition from large entities.

4. Silicon Valley:

Entourage is an American comedy-drama television series created by HBO Originals, started in 2004 and concluded in 2011, after eight seasons. The series revolves around Vincent Chase, a young A-list movie star, and his childhood friends from Queens, New York City as they attempt to further their nascent careers in Los Angeles. Vince chooses his friend from home Eric as manager and LA professional Ari Gold as his agent. Over the course of the series, they progress from kids from Queens to actors, to producers and chase the funding and support to try to make the perfect movie for Vincent.

5. Entourage:

Sacrifice doesn't mean success, success doesn't mean happiness. Happiness comes with something that you want to sacrifice for success, so decide you want success with a hollow in your life or success with happiness, the choice is yours.

Breaking Bad is an American neo-Western crime drama television series, the show was aired in 2008 and concluded in 2013, consisting of five seasons for a total of 62 episodes. The Story revolves around Walter White, an underpaid and dispirited high school chemistry teacher who is struggling with a recent diagnosis of stage-three lung cancer. White turns to a life of crime, partnering with his former student Jesse Pinkman, by producing and distributing crystallized methamphetamine to secure his family’s financial future before he dies.

6. Breaking Bad:

Created by The Viral Fever (TVF), Kota Factory, is a 2019 Indian Hindi language web series with five episodes. The show follows the life of 16-year-old Vaibhav who moves to Kota from Itarsi, it shows the life of students in the city, and Vaibhav’s efforts to get into IIT. Kota is a hub for many coaching centers where students come from all over India to prepare for various entrance exams. This series will change your perspective on Kota and IIT preparation.

2. Kota Factory:

Is desh ke graduates apni 9-5 jobs se bore hone lagte hain toh bahar nikalne ke liye keval 3 raste dikhte hain: MBA, IAS and Start-up

Bacche 2 saal mein KOTA se nikal jaate hain! KOTA saalon tak bacchon se nahi nikalta.

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Jang Deok-Su. The villain, the gangster. Everyone was scared of him. But I felt that he was also lucky. Do you remember the game of marbles? He was not the best player. But with a little bit of luck, he did win and survived for the time being. In life too, with a bit of preparation, you will feel lucky. Luck is when opportunity meets preparation.

2. Luck Matters. Good Luck vs Bad Luck:


This is perhaps the best lesson I learned watching the Squid Game. In the game where you are supposed to cut the sugar candy (Dalgona) in exactly the right way, Gi Hun managed to work smart and inspire others to do the same stuff. This is by far the best example of smart work that helped himself and his fellow participants. On the other hand, people who were immersed in their own hard work did not survive the game.

5. Smart Work vs Hard Work:

We’ve already come to far to end this now.

You can learn so much from this. In your work: <ul><li>How smart are you? </li><li>How often do you come up with solutions? </li><li>How often do you offer creative help? </li><li>How do you come up with ideas to solve the problems at hand?</li></ul>

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Life is like a game. There are many players. If you don’t play with them, they’ll play with you.

Dad, you’re free to get in fights. Just don’t get beaten up.

“I just wanted to return the favor.”

“Life is like a game. There are many players. If you don’t play with them, they’ll play with you.”

Hey, old man. Want to do this together?

The most emotional event of Squid Game was when Ali was cheated by Choo Sang-woo! Ali trusted Choo with his marbles. And ultimately paid the price of his life. I remember trusting people based on what they told me. I blindly trusted people for their flair, their talk, their charisma. In one instance I invested in a start-up just by watching them present at an event without doing much due diligence. And ultimately paid the price.

3. Trust but Verify:

“At that moment, I felt as if I owned the entire world.”

Good rain knows the best time to fall.

TEAM: Total Effort by All Members Without a team, it’d not be possible to survive in Squid Game. And the courageous team, strong would go on to survive the next round. When many minds meet and plan, the synergy will have its own results. We saw this during multiple instances in Squid Game. In the game of tug of war, the team which seemed like a weak one was not weak. They’d strategized various plans from different team members and this was the reason they survived. During the internal uprising, it was the smart, strong team that survived.

11. Be a Team Player:

In a survival mode, you tend to make harsh decisions. In the opening game of ‘red light, green light’, this skill meant the difference between life and death. Listening is not only through your ears but also deep within your soul.

10. If You Want to Win, Listen!

I’m good at everything, except the things I can’t do.”

I’m not a genius, but I still got it where it counts.

What could we all do to finally have some fun?

I just wanted to return the favor.

This has been the most important lesson I learned. There are so many scenes of kindness within the series.  <ul><li>Gi Hun is offering Il Nam his company in the game. </li><li>The team accepts the 10th person on their team. </li></ul> Kindness is not charity. Kindness is the attitude of acceptance. You get so many opportunities in your life to be kind. Take them up even if they are an inconvenience to you. Help each other.

7. Be Kind:

During the first 2 episodes, we see that players decide to quit the game through mutual voting. The majority of the participants decided to quit the game. But they were again lost in their lives. Then the opportunity knocked once again on all of them. Now, they exactly knew their odds of survival and that there will be only ONE winner in the game. This is an extreme example of real life and our life may not be that gruesome. When you are in your deep slumber and feel like everything is lost, new windows of opportunity may open up. You will have to climb through it.

6. Opportunity Knocks Again and Again:

Real fruit of your success is in being patient. In a time of instant gratification, having a low-time preference is a competitive advantage. If you seek instant solutions, you may forgo the actual meaning of achievement. I want the latest gadget, I want quick success, I want to get rich quick. Gi Hun taught us that being patient is a virtue. Like a true leader, he felt that giving opportunities to others is the right thing to do. And this saved his life till the end. He was patient, he was willing to sacrifice short-term validations. We’ve so much to learn from him.

9. Be Patient:

It doesn’t matter how tough you are, you are not going to win on your own.

“One more round.”

Love can be between brothers, sisters, siblings, parents, strangers, lovers, and friends. In the game, we see the love between strangers. Gi Hun was very practical in exhibiting his love for many characters within the game. Starting with his mother, to Il Nam, to Kang Se-byeok. At the end of the game, he loved Cho Sang-woo, despite trying to cheat against him. Ji-Yeong loved Kang Se-byeok and sacrificed her life. She didn’t have to. Love can come from the unlikeliest of places. The only condition is that you must accept this love with open arms and an open mind.

8. Love Comes from the Unlikeliest of Places:

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Do you remember the last scene in the series? Gi Hun has now decided to meet his daughter. Up until that time, his purpose was to reunite with his daughter. But something striking happens. Gi Hun has seen 100s of deaths in front of his eyes. He’s witnessed the injustice to 100s of his comrades during the game. While he was about to board the aircraft, he was reminded of his purpose, which is to put an end to the game. (Or so I think!) some of my friends say otherwise and that Gi Hun will be the one who will conduct Season 2 of the games!!

1. Money isn’t Everything in Life. Your Purpose Matters:

It doesn’t matter how tough you are, you are not going to win on your own.

We only come to know about the rigged system towards the end of the season. Il Nam was an insider with knowledge and information about the game beforehand. I believe we come up with this quite often in our lives with people who achieve great things in life and sometimes we wonder HOW! In most cases, they are insiders or have someone who is an insider in the game being played. Sometimes this is a competitive advantage and other times this is purely cheating. How do you navigate your life with all the headwinds that you are facing?

4. The System is Rigged:

Squid Game is a South Korean survival drama television series created by Hwang Dong-hyuk for Netflix. Its cast includes Lee Jung-jae, Park Hae-soo, Wi Ha-joon, HoYeon Jung, O Yeong-su, Heo Sung-tae, Anupam Tripathi, and Kim Joo-ryoung.

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So many of the best lessons are in Dumbledore's words, including his words about where wisdom is often found: "Age is foolish and forgetful when it underestimates youth."

11. Older doesn't mean wiser:

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Sirius Black said it best in "Goblet of Fire": “If you want to know what a man’s like, take a good look at how he treats his inferiors, not his equals."

13. The way to really know someone: 

An unlikely trio, to begin with, Harry, Ron, and Hermione proved time and time again that real friendship forges an unbreakable bond. Together they managed to face Dementors and Death Eaters, Dolores Umbridge and Horcruxes. Not to mention the truly horrifying pitfalls of teenage life: relationship problems, jealousy, and school exams. With true friends, it doesn’t matter if you argue over a possibly jinxed new broomstick or accidentally swallow a love potion because, at the end of the day, they’ll always have your back.

1. Choose your friends wisely:

Whether it was as simple as saying a frightful name to take away its power or facing one giant spider — and a thousand little ones — confronting fears proved powerful in the Potterverse.

3. Face your fears:

"Indifference and neglect often do much more damage than outright dislike," Dumbledore warned in "Order of the Phoenix."

10. The most harmful action is inaction: 

From the first story to the last, Harry learned powerful lessons about people he thought he knew. For instance, Professor Quirrell seemed like a well-meaning member of the faculty, until Harry discovered the dark (lord) secret he kept under wraps. And despite seven years of doubting Professor Snape's motives, Harry learned the potions master was fighting for him all along.

5. People aren't always what they seem:

Hogwarts had plenty of amazing teachers who put their students' needs and safety first. And just like their real-world counterparts, we're sure they never made enough galleons, sickles, and knuts to compensate them for all their hard work. "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" brought magic to the big screen in 2001.Warner Bros.

2. A good teacher is a great thing: 

Harry's mother died defending him, but her love lived on — and continued to protect him long after she was gone.

14. Death is inevitable, but love is immortal:

Gilderoy Lockhart boasted about his brave feats in "Chamber of Secrets," but it was all a bunch of hot air. Want to see real bravery? Check out quiet Neville Longbottom, who mustered up the courage to stand up to his friends in the beginning and to help take down big bad Voldemort in the end.

7. Never mistake confidence for courage:

Harry had to summon up all his courage when he sought out Voldemort in the Forbidden Forest, but that wasn’t the only kind of bravery we saw throughout the books. Whether you stand up to your friends because they’re breaking the rules, like Neville did, or take a leaf out of Hermione’s book and fight for what you believe in (even if nobody else took S.P.E.W. seriously), these were all demonstrations of courage and fortitude.

16. Bravery comes in many forms:

Love is a strong theme throughout the books; if you love someone completely it can never be undone. Lily’s love for Harry granted him protection and Snape’s love for Lily shaped his path after her death. True love lasts forever. Just because a person dies doesn’t mean our love for them does; a comforting lesson we can take heart in.

19. But true love lasts, always: 

Harry's bank vault was filled with mounds of gold galleons, while his best friend, Ron, barely scraped by. But Ron had family, and Harry considered him much richer for it.

9. Wealth is relative:

The old saying ‘never judge a book by its cover has been trotted out hundreds of times and yet all too often we don’t really appreciate its meaning. Making a snap judgment about someone is a risky business, as these books have shown us. A towering half-giant could turn out to be a loyal, kind, and gentle friend while a stuttering, nervous teacher may be harboring Voldemort in his turban. A dark, bitter Potions master may sacrifice everything to right a wrong for the love of his life, and even a paragon of wisdom like Dumbledore could have a complicated past. People aren’t always what they seem

17. People can surprise you: 

Harry may have inherited a whole vault of gold from his parents, but it couldn’t buy him the thing he perhaps yearned for the most: the family that was lost to him. On the flip side of the coin, Ron had grown up wearing and using hand-me-downs in a household that was constantly worrying about costs, but his home was full of love and life. He may have been jealous of Harry’s status and wealth, but Harry envied Ron’s big family and happy home. It just goes to show at the end of the day, money isn’t everything.

20. Money isn’t everything: 

We may not have wands (or at least ones that work), but we have friends — and that's the most powerful force in the whole Wizarding World.

15. Magic is real: 

Harry had one flaw throughout every story: His first instinct when facing danger was to face it alone. But along the way, he always found out that a little help from his teachers, the groundskeeper, and the headmaster — and a whole lot of help from his friends — was the only way to win.

4. If you need help, ask for it:

"Don't pity the dead," Dumbledore — or Harry's idea of the late headmaster — said in the final film. "Pity the living, and above all, all those who live without love."

8. Everyone dies, but some never really live:

Luna Lovegood was roundly mocked for being fanciful and just plain out-there — even Hermione accidentally called her "Loony" once — but she was also a faithful friend to Harry and a worthy member of Dumbledore's Army.

12. It's OK to be a misfit:

When faced with a mirror that brought one's ultimate fantasies into focus, Dumbledore told Harry: "It does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live."

6. Be a doer, not a dreamer:

It’s sad but it’s true. Just as Harry and Cho, Lavender and Ron, and Lily and Snape showed us, sometimes things don’t work out the way we’d like them to. You might suffer a broken heart through unrequited love, or lose those you love most, but the books also show us that life goes on. People recover and forge ahead and even death isn’t something to be feared; it is, as Dumbledore so eloquently said, ‘but the next great adventure’.

18. Heartbreak is sometimes inevitable:

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Lesson no 21 — Learn from your and other’s failures and mistakes. There’s no better teacher than failure when you least expected it.

Know your strengths and weaknesses, your team members’ strengths, and delegate tasks accordingly. Do not try to do it all yourself.

Lesson no 10 — Understand each member of your team and their strengths and weaknesses then play by them:

Once you are done planning to the tiniest of the details and ready with an action plan then all you need to do is DO IT.

Lesson no 17 — Execution is as important as theory. If there’s no action, there’s no progress. In the end, you will be left with nothing but theory:

Play by each one of your team members strengths and delegate the tasks

Connect your team to a Cause

Consistency and Persistence go a long way — Execution is more important than theory

The Professor not only planned all of his actions but also sent his team members to the police tent with a strategy in his mind and to monitor all the moves by the police. Like Sun Tzu said: “Know your enemy as yourself and do not need to fear the outcome of a hundred battles.”

Lesson No 7 — To be able to change the system you have to get inside the system:

Self-belief is the positive feeling you have inside that you are capable of anything. You feel empowered, confident, and fueled with virility in the face of challenges and problems. And those who haven’t got it, those with negative self-belief, probably let many things go by undone.

Lesson No 1 — Self-Belief

As they say, never mix business with emotions. The professor fell in love with the police officer and was about to get killed.Tokyo fell in love with Rio and they both messed up things.Likewise, other members of the team fell in love with the hostages and that led to an unfateful ending.

Lesson no 13 — Never fall in deep love with your enemy or team members. It can be disastrous. Have control over your emotions and keep them in check.

Every organism on this earth fights for its survival and only those survive who are the fittest.

Lesson no 19 — No matter what, fight for your survival till the last breath. After all, what’s more human than the fight for survival?

Nothing beats a team that is unquestionably emotionally connected to a mission or cause. Professor connected the whole team of money heist to an emotional cause and that’s when his team members started sticking like spaghetti and teamed well towards a mission.

Lesson No 9 — Bigger the reward, the better the cause, the deeper the emotions, the better the team. There’s should be something everyone in the team should be motivated about.

The professor gave all the necessary instructions on the board and steps to overcome all the obstacles, but if you are not hitting the ground running and or nothing works on the real ground then the theory fails. No matter how many tactics were employed by the Spanish police, Berlin always said: “We stick to the plan?” Sticking to the plan, being consistent in your approach, and persisting in every moment of failure — go a long long way.

Lesson no 18 — When working in a team or even alone, always stick to the plan. Hit the ground running as per the plan and take responsibility for all your needs:

In the heist, almost everyone fought for their survival when they reached their breakpoint. Everyone was crushed to the extreme and yet they survived because they fought hard for their survival. Nairobi was shot and with no experience with surgery, Tokyo operated on her and that’s how Nairobi survived. There were many instances in the show when would make you think that this is the end and that’s when it starts.

Lesson no 20 — Hitting the Rock bottom will teach you many things in life and that’s the time you choose to feel defeated or lay your foundation of the success you always wanted to achieve.

BECAUSE SOMEDAY, SOMETHING WILL GO WRONG. IT COULD COST YOU YOUR LIFE OR SOMETHING WORSE. AND ON THAT DAY WHAT YOU CAN'T BE THINKING IS THAT YOU ARE TO BLAME FOR SOMETHING YOU COULDN'T CONTROL. THAT'S LIFE. ENJOY IT UNTIL THE PARTY IS OVER.

Lesson no 22 —Live, Laugh, Love, and leave a legacy:

Lesson no 16 — Balance is very important. Living life on extremes doesn’t give good results and almost all of it fails at the extreme point.

Reward attached to a cause is a wonderful thing that can keep your team connected and motivated towards a particular goal.

Lesson No 8 — Rewards and mission should be greater than own personal objectives:

He knew that Palmero couldn’t tolerate Tokyo as the leader so he anticipated the challenges of putting Palmero in the team.

Lesson no 12 — As a leader, you are responsible to take all the decisions in the plan, but at times be open to the thoughts of others and delegate the leadership position to someone else. Let them be the torch bearers while you think of the next steps as a team member:

Lesson no 14 — The more you feel, the more you love, the better the chances that you will ruin the plan. Love is an untimed feeling and it comes when it’s unplanned and for the least expected one.

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He did this by doing thorough research, sometimes by going to the place where the heist was supposed to take place and sniffing every important person out there.

Lesson no 15 — The more thorough and solid your research and plan are, the fewer problems you avoid in the future:

If you are a fan of Money Heist, you must have noticed the Professor has set many ground rules for his gang members. It’s just like the rules we all have followed In school, we follow at our workplace, and In life. Deep down, no one likes to follow them. But Professor has shown In the series why they are necessary. Breaking rules sound fun and cool, but the consequences followed are hard to handle. Whenever his gang member broke a rule, it has only caused damage. So, remember In Álvaro Morte’s voice — Rules are essential.

Lesson No 3 — Focus on what is necessary:

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A lot of people are impulsive by nature. They react quickly, panic easily, and get angry in no time. But here’s The Professor who showed us that losing one’s mind is a tricky situation that will only make things even worse. It’s quite rare in La Casa de Papel he loses his calm. The art of staying cool and composed is something to imbibe in ourselves from the most intelligent man on the show.

Lesson No 2 — How to stay calm:

No one should know your game plan, system, and the market better than you. Professor created every possible scenario in his head and was always ahead. He knew all the moves police and agents were going to make and he planned his moves well ahead of time.

Lesson No 6 — Plan every scenario and think well ahead of all the possible moves.


This lesson applies to all. Often when we have projects In school or have to work as a team In the office, there arise differences. Sometimes, everything comes on one member, or there will be someone trying to bring another person down. All this leads to one big thing — FAILURE.

Lesson No 4 — Trust and stick with your team


We all joke about the phrase ‘Everything is a part of the plan’. This happens whenever things go wrong in Money Heist, and the professor says those words. But here’s an important lesson to learn from him. It shows how the Professor thinks ten steps ahead of everyone around him. He prepares himself for loss and failure. He feels terrible when things go out of his hand, but he already knows what to do next.

Lesson No 5 — Planing one step ahead:

The Professor knew that no one else is better at planning and coordinating so he did all the planning by himself. He knew Nairobi can manage the gold melter’s team well so he assigned that task to her, while Tokyo had leadership qualities so he let her lead the team when needed.

Lesson no 11 — As a leader, it's important to know when your team cannot perform what is assigned, the obstacles, and advise solutions to their problems:

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