Made in Heaven Review

"I am not paying anyone to marry me. That's all it took to shatter centuries of patriarchy. Just one tiny moment of courage. That's all it took to show up the chauvinist hidden deep in the supposedly progressive Indian man", "Can someone tell me why the wedding day is the most important day of a girl's life? As though nothing else matters. As though their existence has no value if they don't get married."The dialogues, the screenplay is brilliant. As an 'Indian show' it leads the way for the new generation TV content. Shobhita Dhulipala as Tara and Arjun Mathur as Karan, the best friends that stick with each other through thick and thin, are wedding planners breaking the ground reality behind the quintessential big-fat-crazy Indian wedding. The tumultuous transition from age old traditions to the 'dreaded' modernity ( dreaded as in dreaded by the 'old people' of course ) is what makes 'Made In Heaven' a delightful watch.