Rahul Desai
One friend comforting the other after the death of an overbearing mother. “You will always love her, but you don’t have to like her,” he says.
It gets the ironies and messiness of being human. It has the two most captivating protagonists of the Indian web space in Tara (Sobhita Dhulipala) and Karan ( Arjun Mathur), wedding planners who build the foundation of their agency with pieces of their broken personal lives
Adil is now officially dating her former friend Faiza (Kalki Koechlin); Tara’s guilt of marrying Adil for his money is at odds with her rage for his philandering ways.
It isn’t the high horse it sits on so much as the way it rides this horse into an Instagram-filtered sunset. To paraphrase the most tormented rich man in modern television: Made In Heaven 2 is too online.
Unlike The First Season, Where the transactional relationship between the individual arcs and the job was shaped by a sense of novelty. Consequently, the wedding drama gets compressed into a series of wordy vignettes and monologues.