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‘Westworld’ made a comeback with its latest edition to entertain its ardent fans on HBO on June 26. The Emmy-winning series has garnered rave reviews from fans and critics for the brilliant portrayal of a futuristic dystopian world of human bots who go through many emotional upheavals wherein nothing is the same for them again. The characters also go through a rollercoaster and their stories evolve over the course of the series. ‘Westworld’ has been adapted from an iconic 1973 film of the same name and the first season premiered in 2016.
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