Permanent Roommates Review

This show is one those few shows in which the plot is realistic with perfect dose of subtle comedy and strong emotions. The script is nothing short of brilliant. The way series builds up from first episode is phenomenal. The lead characters share a great chemistry and compliment each other really well. Its a story about a boy and a girl discovering love out of a long distance relationship and eventually getting to the point of marriage. Mikesh is sort of an "egg head" and Tanya is the more mature and smarter one. After three years of long distance relationship suddenly Mikesh proposes to Tanya for marriage which in turn creates confusion between the two. And the couple somehow manages with the baggage of their decision. Season one is more funny and reasonable. It is more compact in its storytelling. Season two also share the same theme, but it is more dramatic. The plot is a little bit loose and focuses more on the human elements and values of family, society, and culture. But overall season 2 ends on a great note leaving us wanting more. Vaibhav Bundhoo once again has worked his magic with his musical talent, and has created some really mesmerizing and amazing track. The real MVP's are the writers who have created a story so simple yet so compelling and engaging without getting boring or feeling stretched at any point if time.