S1: 8/10
S2: 6/10
- Too depressing
S2: 6/10
- Every episode feels like a chapter being studied out of a textbook (Ch.1: colorism, Ch.2: domestic abuse, etc.). It becomes tiresome and predictable.
- The depiction of Karan's drug addiction was so cliche, I felt very bored watching him go to a club, gamble, etc. We didn't need 4 -5 sequences of him getting high.
- Jazz and Kabir's relationship seriously lacked chemistry. Super boring.
- The Jauhari family plot line was very poorly executed. Felt very choppy. None of the characters and their belief systems were believable, and the dialogues felt like a fever dream.
- I am losing track of Karan and Meher's many romances and partners, I felt my head spinning trying to remember whom they met where and when.
- Faiza was a very interesting character but her constantly bringing up the divorce didn't build tension like it should have.
- The addition of Gauri to the show could've been more interesting.
- Wanted more of the Khanna family drama and more of Tara's divorce.
- Overall theme of the show felt very preachy, which would've been fine if done better.
- I don't feel invested in any of the sad storylines, like Karan's mom, Jazz's brother, Adil's dad's death, etc. Not enough emotional connection built.
- Kabir's character is very irritating, and his storyline was just not necessary (gf breakup, career struggle, etc)
- I don't get the hype around Mona Singh's acting as Bulbul Jauhari. She was introduced as a change maker at the office, but she never really estaished herself as a powerful part of the team or a force to be reckoned with. She was brought in with cheery music in the background a jump in her step but I never witnessed her actual cheery personality.
- I liked how Tara became more morally ambiguous as she tried to make weddings happen for the benefit of their company even at the cost of the bride.
- I liked the wedding plot of episode 3, could've made it more dangerous though. Episodes 4 and 5 were boring.
- I didn't get to see much of the tiny luxurious details of the lives of the rich when it comes to wedding planning.
- A lot of the actual wedding planning parts had a lot of shouting, complaining and hassle and that was it.
- Raghav doesn't feel like an interesting rebound for Tara. Too tame, doesn't challenge her in a way that's interesting on the screen (other than his demure personality contrasting her coldness).
- Tara's scenes with the purse, cab, helping Adil's mom and her niece, going to the art exhibition, etc felt nice but not cohesive.
- Pallavi's brother's hesitations weren't ever resolved?
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