The series titled “**Wag Mong Agawin Ang Akin S01**” is a very interesting one between the twists and turns of love and betrayal and secrets. The thing that really spoke to me is its pure emotional frankness, its ability to show all the details of human interaction and not hide the dark side of it. The story is rich and controversial, with elements of emotion and inspiration behind the characters, and leaves the audience fascinated by how well written it is, not to mention the unexpected turns and twists.
The tone in the series is tense and bloody with a constant feeling of breathlessness that will remain after the end of every episode. It provides a dramatic example of how secrets can ruin lives and how love can give life and ruin it at the same time. Performances feel natural and very human, and the actresses playing Jasmine and Christine are especially vulnerable in their roles, and you can relate their story arc to emotional experience. The cinematography and the direction enrich the story as every frame is intimate in nature with the lighting creating a mood of secrecy and capturing intense emotion.
Though this sometimes perches on the borders of melodrama, this may not be the taste of every viewer, the emotional impact of the series is very high. It is a reflective thinking concerning the themes of trust, secrets, and resilience, and it causes viewers to think on the role of choices in life. Finally, the series titled, Wag Mong Agawin Ang Akin is an emotionally driven show that makes people relate to the characters and it also gives a painful reflection of the effects of passion and betrayal.
