Boys’ Love is evolving and has turned into a revolution. Since its inception in Japan, it has slowly spread its wings and conquered Thailand, Taiwan and even China. Queer content, which was initially viewed under a homophobic lens in most Asian countries, has attained commercial value. It is gaining attention & global popularity. Finally, the revolution has reached the Indian shores, and we are celebrating its advent!!
Continue reading Indian BLs on the Rise- Phenomenal & Realistic!!
Not all remakes are as good as their original adaptations!!
Continue reading “Your Sky: Hare no Chi Koi” Series Review (Ep.1 to 9)
Iwanaga & Miyata’s love story was undulating in Season One. So what happens in Season Two??
Continue reading “Love Is Better the Second Time Around Season 2” Series Review (Ep.1 to 7)
An absurd romantic comedy that you will love nevertheless!!
A fast-paced mafia romance that does have its own disadvantages!!
Some stories are the beginnings of something new!!
One31 Thailand’s shocking announcement about producing a mega project involving all their BL pairings has evoked intrigue and excitement. Following the success of “The Prosecutor’s Proposal”, Studio Oak is on a spin, rapidly announcing their upcoming projects.
“Kick in Love” and “Double Play” Rank No. 1 and No. 2 in Vertical BL Viewing
From Workplace Romance to Football and Baseball, Korean BL Continues to Expand Its Genre Range
This is another in a long line of time travel BLs that gets on a treadmill and simply does not know how to get off it. From the very beginning, one always wonders how the modern individual will return to his present time, and how his love will (which is inevitable) follow him. The unfolding must fill that all in and make logical sense, but unfortunately, this story does not. It does venture off into so many tangents that one wonders why there was not a ‘butterfly effect’, since the modern person does seem to know so much about the time and people he transported back to. And he definitely introduced change.
I guess nothing says love quite like falling in love while on duty.
Adapted from Su’s web manga Kiss wa Sosa no Ato de, the Japanese BL Duty First Kiss Later stars Watanabe Shu as Takoi and Saito Ryu as Shiono, two police officers who seem much better at getting on each other’s nerves than getting along.
Continue reading “Duty First Kiss Later” Series Review (Ep.3 to 8)
