It’s about the comradery and brotherhood PUBG Mobile is meant to foster. This isn’t some story about Monty nailing his studies while his roommates see their future disappear behind the screens of their smartphones. Monty’s mother has never felt so ashamed of today’s youth.īut of course, there’s no drama without a few bumps in the road.
Glued to their smartphones, they’re hard at work not studying, but yelling expletives, calling people noobs, and headshotting the competition in preparation for the Inter-Wing PUBG Mobile Championship. Monty’s new roommates do a fine job of conveying to his parents the kind of person their son is bound to become in a boy’s hostel. But with dorm wings named after in-game locations like Pochinki and Gatka, the first Dosti Ka Naya Maidan plants the PUBG Mobile flag in a way that acts as a slow burn for some, and a clever nod to others. Surprisingly plenty, I’m sure, it isn’t a school for PUBG Mobile pros. In it, Monty, played by Arnav Bhasin, talks about wanting nothing more than to please his parents and live a humble life with a few good friends as he moves into his new college dorm. But over in India, the live-action bubble was producing something a little different: a drama based on the country’s current obsession: PUBG Mobile.ĭosti Ka Naya Maidan began airing on Christmas day as a web series freely available on the PUBG Mobile India YouTube channel.
Netflix’s own The Witcher series, meanwhile, used Henry Cavill’s impeccable jawline to rope in a bigger chunk of the pie. The Mandalorian pleased the eternally furious Star Wars fandom before The Rise of Skywalkerundid Jon Favreau’s hard work. The end of the year was a time for nerdy live-action television.
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