Adulting Review

From a dear roomie's impromptu surprise party to paying bills and barely breaking even after an extravagant weekend, 'Adulting' is all about perks of growing up. Nikhat (Aisha Ahmed) and Ray (Yashaswini Dayama) are two roommates putting their best foot forward to make it in a big city, as they march straight through challenges of growing up and living far from home. Most of the themes are light-hearted and presented in a modern, cutesy fashion especially to draw in more new-age millennials, Instagramming their way through life.

Writing is vibrant with some witty remark every once in a while. Both Aisha Ahmed and Yashaswini Dayama do a convincing job of portraying amicable people of the kind that always have your back. Their relationship seems too good to be true at times, problems too menial and circumstances too favorable but that's what the show is about, fun and optimism. However, some harder questions come in the picture when an episode shot entirely in the back of a taxi uses roads, potholes and turns as analogies to life and success.

If a dash of positivity is all that you're looking for then 'Adulting' is the right place to find it.