Love, Lust and Confusion Review

Love, Lust and Confusion is a comedy of errors and a coming of age story – with a gamut of confusions and perplexities, love and desires, choices and dilemmas mixed with an ensemble of lovable characters who depict today’s confused selves of the millennials. Revolving around the life of a young girl Poroma Sarkar, Love Lust and Confusion is the perfect depiction of the age of indecisiveness, the age of physical exploration and the age of confusion. The show also explores the element of polyamory and depicts the perspective of youngsters towards it. The lead actors look natural in their parts and suit their characters perfectly. The supporting characters too, don’t seem unnecessary and each of them adds their unique element to the story. Rajat Barmecha shines the most as the vulnerable drummer with a heart of gold.

The punches are not forced and the dialogues are witty. The series is replete with situational humor peppered with some interesting twists and turns.

The lovemaking scenes are shot aesthetically and are not cringe-worthy like a lot of other content on the web space currently.The background score and the aesthetics of the show are worth a mention. While the music impresses, all the actors are styled impeccably and the set design is modern and has a lived-in appeal.

The content is fresh and unlike what you’ve seen before: a girl set out on a series of adventures before getting hitched and filling her diary with memorable experiences to hold on to. Each episode is a breath of fresh air.

Overall, Love, Lust and Confusion is a good attempt at depicting the vulnerability of today’s youngsters with respect to the confusion in the head, about love and lust.