‘Girl from Nowhere’ is an impressive production that explores the impact of our choices. The series features Nano, the personification of karma, who reminds us that every decision, whether good or bad, carries inevitable consequences. Each episode reflects deep social themes, challenging the viewer to confront complex moral issues.

Right from the pilot episode, it's clear that the series leaves no room for boredom or predictability. With surprising twists and turns, the premiere sets the dark and intriguing tone that guides Nano's journey, keeping us on our toes from start to finish.

‘Hi-So’ is another standout episode, tackling the emotional and moral price of privilege. In a precise and provocative way, it questions power structures and the quest for social acceptance, leaving an unsettling but necessary feeling.

My favourite, ‘Lost and Found’, is unique in that it shows karma affecting third parties connected to the protagonist, rather than directly affecting him. The approach to indirect guilt and the consequences of other people's actions is brilliant and emotionally striking, making this episode unforgettable.

‘Girl from Nowhere is not just a series; it is a powerful reflection on morality and the complexities of human choices, told in a captivating and provocative way.