Love, Lust and Confusion Review

Confusion confined just to love and lust would have made for great drama, but it has found its way into plotline and actors' headspaces. Extremely slow narrative and redundantly long segues aren't working in the show's favor either.

It all begins when Poroma Sarkar (Tara-Alisha Berry), a lively, adventure seeker makes a plan to move from Kolkata all the way to Bombay on a journey of self-discovery. Her fiance and soon to be husband is leaving soon on a long business trip to America, thus making it an ideal opportunity to discover herself beyond their relationship. What seemed like a delicate and innovative idea for a TV show soon turns into a chaotic mess of unreasonable impulsive actions. Beyond new work and acquaintances, Poroma's experiences also involve sexual exploration and mindless infidelity attempted to veil as self-care. At one point she sleeps with her roommate's boyfriend.

Half of the stuff happening on screen doesn't make sense and the other half is repulsive. Poor writing, performances, and direction are equally to blame. Watch the show only if you care enough to find out if retribution awaits for Poroma.