Title: Follow Kar Lo Yaar

Director: Sandeep Kukreja

Pour: Uorfi Javed, Urusa, Arfi, Dolly, Sameer, Sahel, Ruslaan, Shardha

Where: Streaming on Amazon Prime Video

Evaluation: 3.5 stars

If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to turn a social media account into a full-fledged three-ring circus, this docuseries offers a behind-the-scenes look, complete with tightrope walking and the occasional lion taming session – all unscripted, because who needs one when you’ve got social media sensation Uorfi Javed? With 4.6 million followers and counting, this unabashed queen of controversy shows us exactly what it means to live in the fast lane of Instagram virality, one outfit at a time.

In nine episodes that can be watched in one go, this unscripted docuseries attempts to lift the glittery curtain on Uorfi’s life and offers viewers a front-row seat to the highs and lows of being a 24/7 influencer. Directed by Sandeep Kukreja, the series is as raw as it gets – or at least as raw as reality TV can get. Uorfi, with her “unfiltered” personality, proves to be both the ringmaster and the main attraction of this chaotic spectacle.

The series captures Uorfi’s infamous fashion escapades, where her style choices are less about haute couture and more about her wardrobe choices, turning everyday items into viral sensations. Her candid confessions about vanity, insecurities and the pursuit of fame are refreshingly honest, albeit laced with the melodrama typical of reality TV. When Uorfi admits, “I do it for the shock factor,” one can’t help but wonder if the entire series is a piece of performance art.

But it’s not all glitz and glamour. The series also delves into Uorfi’s dark side, exploring her troubled past and the impact of public scrutiny on her mental health. Moments of vulnerability, like her poignant admission that the world judges her solely by her clothes, add depth to her otherwise towering personality. These scenes, interspersed with shots of Uorfi at her lowest point, struggling to maintain her image while battling inner demons, make for compelling entertainment.

The supporting cast, including her ever-loyal manager, a dysfunctional family with more drama than a soap opera, and a ragtag crew of influencers and designers, add additional depth to the narrative. They’re not just supporting characters—they’re co-conspirators in Uorfi’s quest to stay relevant, and each adds their own brand of chaos to the mix. The drama is plentiful, and the frank discussions about breast augmentation and other personal topics remind viewers that nothing is off limits in Uorfi’s world.

Technically, the series is polished, with clever editing that ensures the pace never slacks. The background music – “I’m the queen, all eyes are on me” – is a catchy tune that perfectly captures the mood of the show. And yes, some moments seem as staged as a Kardashian family reunion, but hey, that’s part of the charm.

On a par with international reality TV series like Keeping Up with the Kardashians and Paris Hilton’s My New BFF, Follow Kar Lo Yaar is a wild ride that proves that whether you like it or not, Uorfi Javed is here to stay.