Yesmam (2023) is Bharti Jha Web Series which was released on Hunter Original OTT Platform. The lead Character in Yes Mam web Series is Played by Bharti Jha , Kamalika Chanda and Alendra Bill .

Yes Mam (2023) Bharti Jha Web Series Details

Yes Mam (2023) Bharti Jha Web Series Story Synopsis

Yes Mam is set within the confines of a school where the teacher-student relationship is the center focus. The series explores the changing teacher-student relationship of Miss Leela, an actor played by Kamalika Chanda, and Payal, an actress played by Bharti Jha. Miss Leela is portrayed as a captivating and enigmatic teacher whose presence has a profound impact on her students, particularly Payal. Throughout the series, boundaries between teacher and student blur, and an unconventional and sensational relationship forms at the heart of the series. This is a milestone in Indian web series as it is one of the first to show a girl-on-girl romance with physical intimacy, thereby shattering the limits of representation and narration.

Yes Mam (2023) Bharti Jha Web Series Trailer

Watch Trailer

Yes Mam (2023) Cast and Performances

Cast :

Performances :

The series boasts a solid ensemble cast with all the actors adding depth to his/her character. Kamalika Chanda’s Miss Leela is commanding and charismatic and brings about the nuance of a teacher who wields immense power over her students. Bharti Jha as Payal is intense on an emotional plane and introduces the conflict and confusion of the student stuck in an affair that’s not supposed to happen. The on-screen chemistry between the leads adds believability to the narrative, and their relationship becomes interesting as well as salacious.

Yes Mam (2023) Production and Direction

Directed by SSK, Yes Mam is produced by Hunters Originals. The series is in Hindi to cater to a wide range of audiences in India. The length of each episode is around 35 minutes, with five episodes in the first season. The overall production quality is good, with sufficient attention to detail in regard to set construction, cinematography, and costume, that allows the viewer to be transported into the experience. The direction ensures that the sensitive topics earn the level of detail warranted, while navigating between boisterous storytelling and ethical representation.

Conclusion:

Yes Mam shows the direction Indian web series are heading, allowing the audience to work through challenging topics, and sometimes controversial reflections. Its audacious storytelling and strong acting will have audiences deliberating the social norms and confronting the limits of accepted worrying, the human condition story. Bharti Jha’s performance as Payal gave the program a colourful, if not theatre-like quality in one sense but nevertheless an important part of this championing series. Yes Mam is a listen for those who enjoy hearing challenging stories with ‘different takes’ on relationships and how individuals relate to their partners.