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Made in Heaven (2019)

It might not be made in actual heaven, but it has been spun someplace where dreams are made. Directorial ingenuity speaks volumes and the production design exudes finesse.

Central theme of the series revolves around presenting the shortcomings in the weddings of the uber-rich. Alongside it, run many subplots surrounding the lives of Tara and Karan, the owners and partners of a wedding planning company 'Made in Heaven'. The Actors successfully showcase multidimensional characters and each episode unfurls a new nuance of the character, making them human, and helping the viewers resonate with their emotional struggles.

From the surreal on-screen of the presence of Sobhita Dhulipala as Tara Khanna, wife of a proud, vain and filthy rich business tycoon Adil Khanna (Jim Sarbh) to Kalki Koechlin's flawless embodiment of Faiza Naqvi (a recovering abuse victim) or Arjun Mathur's portrayal of a closeted gay man- Karan Mehra, the show remains consistently engaging.

At no point is the grandeur overdone or ostentatious. The web-series is an amalgamation of emotions, drama, and retribution. It becomes an instant top contender on anyone's binge-list.

Made in Heaven is a capturing Prime’s original drama series revolving around the lives of two wedding planners Tara and Karan and the unfortunate and dark reality behind big fat Indian weddings. Each wedding brings a new set of drama in their lives along with the problems in their personal lives. With closeted sexuality and infidelity in marriage, life throws one lemon after the other in their lives. The show keeps you hooked throughout the duration of 9 episodes each being about an hour long. The only thing that annoyed me about the series was the complex narrative at the end of each episode because it is of no use. The show is pretty self-explanatory. The guest actors starring in the show add to the charm of the show with their excellent acting skills and perfect timings. The show is a seemingly excellent creation by Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti.