Financial challenges, a depleted client roster, and a crumbling bungalow for an office force wedding planners Tara Khanna and Karan Mehra to adapt to a new uncomfortable status quo. With repercussions being felt in their personal lives as well, they continue to deliver fairy-tale weddings. But beneath the glitz and glamour of Delhi weddings lie prejudices as deeply rooted as its traditions.
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Financial challenges, a depleted client roster, and a crumbling bungalow for an office force wedding planners Tara Khanna and Karan Mehra to adapt to a new uncomfortable status quo. With repercussions being felt in their personal lives as well, they continue to deliver fairy-tale weddings. But beneath the glitz and glamour of Delhi weddings lie prejudices as deeply rooted as its traditions.
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A Delhi wedding-planning drama with weddings and family drama; one storyline follows a lead's spiraling drug addiction, and a trans character experiences a violent incident after a date. Themes include caste, LGBTQIA+ rights and legal battles.
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Drinking, smoking, drugs · Strong · Reviewer on record
“Karan's drug addiction gets out of hand and is disturbing to watch” view the record →
Drinking, smoking, drugs · Mild · Reviewer on record
“begins to consume drugs and indulges in gambling, resulting in huge debt” view the record →
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The critic calls season 2 a very good one-time watch, not quite as strong as season 1 but recovering by the end; he praises Meher's and Mona… Watch it there →
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Sucharita Tyagi finds season 2 uneven — a shaky, on-the-nose opening episode — but calls it very watchable once it settles, singling out Mona… Watch it there →
The critic finds strong performances, notably Mona Singh, and praises the show's representation, but flags stretched characters, a preachy… Read it there →
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