Reviews & Ratings for
Home Sweet Office (2019)

Home sweet office is a refreshing welcome amongst the sea of endless romance based productions. Adhira (Barkha Singh) and Shagun (Isha Talwar), are cousins who have started their own wedding planning business. As the title suggests their office is based in the corner of a room in their family house. While they work tirelessly to professionalize their newfangled venture, emotions often seep in as they grapple with family, relationships and profit equations.

The show is well written, but nothing out of the ordinary. Shows with better performances exist, but that doesn't belittle what this show offers. Characters are amicable and make you want to find more about them. Supporting characters are well thought of. From a charming ex-boyfriend to a hip understanding father, or a little too commandeering mother, there is a lot to look forward to in the show.

It's an entertaining enough experience with a unique plot but could use a faster pace of narration as segments do feel dragged at times.

Those people are really lucky whose cousins are their best friends. True indeed! Adhira and Shagun decide to join the wedding business by setting up their own startup of wedding planning. The real struggle lands when they get a new contract of the wedding of a very special guy, Adhira’s ex-boyfriend. Cue the drama. The whole plot of the show is extremely innovative and very well executed. The acting of the whole cast is on point and unsurpassed. The show has a very light hearted vie attached to it and is quite entertaining and keeps you hooked to the screen throughout. The comic timing is commendable and the whole show is a good watch.

Home Sweet Office is a new webseries from the house of Dice Media. It depicts the business adventures of two cousins Adhira and Shagun. They both run a wedding planning business together with the hopes of making it big in the market. Both the cousins are extremely close to each another but possess completely opposite personalities.Because it's a startup, they try to get and work with as many clients as possible including Adhira's ex-boyfriend. Initially Adhira is reluctant and apprehensive about working on his wedding but Shagun reasons with her that they will drop him if she is not willing to go forward with it. Faced with running a successful startup and her own complexities, her dad comes to the rescue and convinces her to take up the project. And the series progress as each and every episode brings forth different business ethics into light. From maintaining a family balance to professional balance , it shows the ups-downs of the venture by paralleling it with the differences in their familial relations. It's a fun watch. It doesn't end on a happy note unlike other webseries. I found the ending incomplete and hence waiting for the next season. It's easily available on youtube. People who are into modern day family dramas can definitely enjoy watching it!

Dice Media dropped the first season of their new web series, 'Home Sweet Office'. The web series is about two cousins, Shagun and Adhira, setting up a wedding planning gig. One of the first clients they get is Adhira’s ex-boyfriend, Akhil. Both the problem – that of setting up an ex-boyfriend’s wedding, and the concept – planners – are first world, and this could be the tone of the series going ahead. The two lead protagonists are played by Adhira Agarwal (popular digital face Barkha Singh) and Shagun Agarwal (Malayalam film actor Isha Talwar).
Apart from the initial idea of two women taking up a contract for the wedding arrangements of an ex. Barkha Singh as the woman scorned who must set up her ex’s wedding gives a good performance. Isha Talwar as the cousin-with-the-business does a decent job as well.
Home Sweet Office dives deep into the typical middle-class Delhi household. It explores different aspects of the work-from-home dynamic, which is so popular in today’s millennial audiences, to see how these two worlds collide, creating hilarious, and often awkward, situations.
The whole series is an exceptional one and showcases a different concept. It is shown in the simplest form and offers better learnings to take home from this series.

A story of two cousins, Shagun and Adhira, who set up their wedding planning business encompasses an interesting concept. As if dealing with the business troubles of a newly started venture weren't enough, the understanding that one of their first clients Adhira's ex-boyfriend adds to their troubles. However, they navigate through their troubles breezily. Among the wedding films, quirky merchandise and their clients, the two individuals steer narrowly away from their obstacles and make a fine pair to watch. Overall, a nice one time watch.

Home Sweet Office is an Indian comedy web series by Dice Media. It follows the story of two entrepreneur cousins and their work. The show starts off well but does not really have any substance. Both the leads Barkha Singh and Isha Talwar are average. The leads are portrayed as wedding videographers and budding entrepreneurs but show no realistic knowledge of both. Despite having Yogendra Tiku, he is underutilized and set aside. The show offers no humor or entertainment and is a 6 episode long boring saga. Skip it.

We all have that one cousin who is more than we could have ever asked for in our lives. This series is all about that special bond between two cousins, who surpass any boundary that a familial relationship would set. From smoking together to fights, from sharing the happy moments to the saddest and most confusing moments of our lives – Home Sweet Office will describe it all for you.
This has been such a sweet change from all the mundane series that I've watched so far. No extravaganza, no complexity - this series will boggle you with its simplicity and will take your mind away with the amazing acting of the characters.
Watch this on days that get tough and you'll end up smiling, guaranteed.

Dice media’s web series Home Sweet Office is a fun lighthearted show where the family ideologies meet work ideologies. It is directed by Sonal Batra and consists of 5 episodes. The star cast of this series are Barkha Singh, Isha Talwar, Shabnam Vadhera and Yogendra Tiku. The story is about 2 cousins Shagun and Adhira setting up a business by being a wedding planner and when your home is also your office how it makes a difference. One of the first clients they get is Adhira’s ex-boyfriend, Akhil. Both the problem – that of setting up an ex-boyfriend’s wedding, and the concept – planners – are the first world, and this could be the tone of the series going ahead. This series can be watched by teens, adult and you can binge watch on Youtube.

This the story about two cousins and their collective decision to start a business together. This series in made by the makers of ; What The Folks!, Little Things and Adulting. Starring Barkha Singh and Isha Talwar as Adhira and Shagun, two cousin sisters, both of whom have a creative vision and they decide to collaborate together to start a wedding film and planning business. they take us through this journey of Ups and downs and conflicts and interests, growing together and furnishing each others talents. the whole series shows better things to learning to take home with us.

Home Sweet Office is a dice media production and is a nice portrayal of a startup started by 2 sisters , technically cousins. It talks loud and bold about the cliches that arises in an entrepreneurial venture betweeen the owners. The fact that they are sisters adds icing on the cake. The different lifestyle of the 2 and their priorities and expectations from the life takes them to a new venue each time , which is beautifully depicted in the series. The expectation of the customer, show business and other issues of the venture are the tools to deliver this series with more dedication. To manage work with maintaining an equilibrium in relation is the asset of this product. This can be watched on Youtube under the banner of Dice Media and targets a youth centric audience . It's a decent series with nothing very serious or soothing to offer.

A bitter sweet portrayal of the lives of two cousins- Adhira and Shagun, who run a candid wedding filmography and besides that, they run an online wedding merchandise. It shows the struggle that these two young girls go through, to make their business, a success and to flourish their "Home Sweet Office".

I think this is actually a sweet show. The whole cast's performance is mind blowing and of course who better than Barkha Singh can do such acting. The content is also well presented and decorated with many humor. The episode starts with Adhira and Shagun, two creative co-sisters starting their own startup. They both jump onto start their own business of wedding films and wedding merchandise. on this journey they face many problems, starting with filming the wedding of Adira's Ex-boyfriend. when finally she agrees to the job, the problem comes to whose relatives must they concentrate on and etc. The episode stops at the point when they decide to expand their business and hence lead a happy business life. Absolutely loved it.