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We’re seven months into 2024, and if you haven't checked out these two series released at the start of the year, consider this your wake-up call. Seriously, we only bring you the best of the best. And let's just say, the steamy scenes in both these sizzling series are absolutely worth the watch!

Expats

Expats, adapted from Janice Y. K. Lee's 2016 novel The Expatriates, dives into the lives of a wealthy expatriate community in Hong Kong, unravelling the profound effects of a tragic event on their tightly-knit circle. Nicole Kidman stars as Margaret, who, in an effort to bring normalcy after a harrowing incident, plans a birthday celebration for her husband, Clarke (Brian Tee).
The series intricately explores themes of alienation, family dynamics, class divides, racism, and faith through its diverse characters. The first episode effectively builds tension, setting the stage for a gripping narrative. However, the drama occasionally stretches too long, impacting the story’s overall momentum.

Expats is a poignant portrayal of human emotions and relationships. If you're up for an intense, dialogue-driven drama and can handle the occasional slow pace, this series is definitely worth a watch. And if not, Nicole Kidman is the reason to watch Expats for!
Although the show builds towards the inevitable romance, it also dedicates several episodes to exploring Emma and Dexter's lives as individuals!
One Day
If you're a fan of slow-burn friends-to-lovers stories, then the wildly popular Netflix series "One Day" is just the thing for you. This series dives deep into the 20-year-long relationship between two University of Edinburgh graduates, Emma (Ambika Mod) and Dexter (Leo Woodall). By the second or third episode, you'll find yourself cheering for this adorable couple with undeniable chemistry.
What sets the series apart is that it expands on the book and movie it's based on, adding extra scenes that highlight the beautiful friendship between Emma and Dexter. The story feels so real and relatable in many parts that it will tug at your heartstrings.
While "One Day" might seem predictable, its unique premise of an annual check-in with the leads keeps things fresh. Although the show builds towards the inevitable romance, it also dedicates several episodes to exploring Emma and Dexter's lives as individuals, making their journey even more compelling.
From the July 2024 issue of FHM India.
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