Decoupled

Indian content has been fallacy for Netflix .....with some pathetic series..movies......but this seems to be on verge of being a true masterpiece...... timing...content..acting..... execution.......direction and editing......Madhavan and Surveen....a great chemistry.....a Frank opinion as watched a episode or 2 in hindi........maybe the hindi translation doesn't do justice to the series....

The series is really really entertaining! Just a about a time but it's a different kind of a story. Well carted and realized. Few Parts may not be convincing and real but if you keep them at the side then you will really like it a lot.

Madhav an is at his best as usual so as Surveen Chawla as she looks stunning throughout. Hope we should be able to see the next season soon.

Really enjoyed the show.. Yes there are problems in the Screenplay.. It somehow gets messed up in the later episodes.. But this is an uncommon territory of humour that i can hardly remember any other indian tv show offered till date. It touches " sensitive " topics what most of the creators purposefully avoid for the sake of being "politically correct". But here the politically incorrect jokes land and that too in such a precision that it does not offend ( atleast it seems so) even a ' hypersensitive audience like ours. The acting espeically by R Madhaban is brilliant. It definitely deserves a watch..

Finally a good Indian family drama by Netflix.

This is an amazingly funny, light-hearted drama with some fresh takes on marriage.

I have not laughed alone in a long time. I mean it. And this made me laugh hard so many times!

All the characters are good and is symptomatic of a good story.

I just wish there were more scenes of Maddy with Chetan. Their chemistry, or rather anti-chemistry, is so cool!

I can see where Indians might not appreciate the story but I found it very humorous and well told. I like all the characters and the story line. It may have been a tad unrealistic but I enjoyed it anyway.

This is the second Indian series I've recently watched and both were superior to American comedies. Keep up the good work.