Modern Love Hyderabad

Sameer lodaya

Sorry it's a big zero for all the anthologies shown here

Big directors and stars were presented in this stories but none worked..what was the ideology could not read that..the makers knew previously also this kind of anthologies did not work but still they went ahead..a film on stand up comedy was unique and probably the better one in all

There are better options on Amazon mini which are very interesting and happening

It feels bad to give low ratings as I know how it feels after so much of hard work, time and finance is involved but with this ratings they can improve their skills for their coming projects.

I mean what are you try to do with this show? Are you saying that the youth of India is a joke? Are you saying that there is no hope left? Why make such series which will only put the spirits down and make everyone feel purposeless in their lives. Below average acting and horrible direction! I cant even start talking about the dialogues. It was a waste of time, energy and frankly we would appreciate if Prime would get better content from Telugu films industry.

PS: you know what? Writing a review for this series is a waste of time.

I was a bit sceptical about this at the beginning . I'm so happy I still decided to give it a go.

I was very impressed with the first episode . The mother daughter relationship and how they reconciled their damaged bond is just beautiful. But what really touched me was the grandmother and kid's tale. Just beautiful... I have to say all these people who are going on and on about boring and stupid etc .. I'd say ignore them and give it a go! Every story is different and although you might not like all of them .. one story will definitely impress you ! So have some faith and watch it . I'm sure you won't regret it!

Few stories are quite touching! Modern Love Hyderabad explores the idea of love beyond the generic theme "a girl meets a boy"; it showcases other valuable relationships where love exists. The 1st story is very authentic:) Loved the 3rd one as well as it made me cry. Was disappointed with a few stories which didn't make much sense.

It's worth watching once.

Neat and effective. Realistic depiction of Telugu youth (Hyderabad to be more exact). Nothing vulgar, nothing flamboyant, nothing melodramatic, yet touching and characters relatable. Kukunoor maintains thread of humor consistently. Acting standards and editing standards are much above average.

Female leads in almost all the episodes are pleasant to watch, looks-wise and performance-wise.

For a change I find Telugu dialogues are distinctly clear rendered with good diction.

Good work.