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Little Things (2016)

Little Things is about everything that is there to the life of an urban couple in their 20s. A couple who is both focused and chilled, sure of their bond and cool with the coolness of a live-in, taking each day as it comes. Dhruv Vats (Dhruv Sehgal) and Kavya Kulkarni (Mithila Palkar) live in Mumbai laying out the contours of what a healthy, modern relationship should look and feel like. They have their fights and they have their ways of ironing out differences by speaking out and then by sitting down and listening. Dhurv and Kavya have grown in years since season one and so have their problems. Dhruv is aimless, Kavya is at the top of her game with a promotion and pay hike. Dhruv’s decision to quit his job and Kavya’s choice to submerge herself deeper in work bring with it the expected tiffs and quarrels but there is also maturity in handling the crises before they blow them apart.
Little Things is filled with nuanced details that build an intimate portrait of a relationship that has aged and weathered but is still strong. Having been bombarded for decades with high pitched love stories complete with songs, drama and convenient happily ever afters, it’s lovely to watch a couple celebrate the ordinariness of love and the importance of friendship in sustaining any long term relationship. In a world that’s constantly pulling us in different directions, and telling us about everything we don’t have, it’s the familiarity of the little things we share that truly makes for a great love story.
Little Things is thus nothing but a soft and gentle reminder that nothing really matters, except the little things.

Little Things should be your go to series if you are all mushy and sunshine and happy. If love is the only thing on your mind, then make sure you watch this because this series is all about how the little things in any relationship are going to count.
However, if you are like me, and you would rather have a fast paced love story (if you have anything at all of this sorts), then do not watch it. It is slow paced and the acting needs rework. I kid you not; I had to set the playback speed to 1.5 to watch it because it just would not pick up the pace. It has been a long watch but I guess my watch has finally ended.

While we are busy capturing greatest moments in our life , we tend to forget the little moments that lead us to the greatest moments in our lives.We grow up and while we are busy surviving , we forget to breathe and live the time called now.Two weirdly crazy people who are in love with each others imperfections realizes the importance of little things that come and go in their life.Couple is irritated about each others differences and habits but profoundly in love.They inspire viewers to say "no" to problems and say "yes" to face them unabashedly.Discovering oneself while also enjoying each others company . Life is uncertain that what makes it surprisingly beautiful, their story will prove the audience to get up and start living before its too late.

A bitter sweet story of Dhruv and Kavya, who are in love and live together, and a series of events that gradually take place in their lives, strengthening their bond and teaching them an updated definition of love and what living together actually means, through the bitter sweet fights and quarrels and cute and serious conversations that they go through, each day.