Made in Heaven

Serie TV
2019–
TV-14
50min

VALUTAZIONE IMDb

8,2/10

14.995

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Arjun Mathur, Trinetra Haldar Gummaraju, Mona Singh, Kalki Koechlin, Shashank Arora, Shivani Raghuvanshi, Jim Sarbh, and Sobhita Dhulipala in Made in Heaven (2019)

It is the story of two wedding planners in Delhi, where tradition jostles with modern aspirations against the backdrop of big fat Indian weddings revealing many secrets and lies.

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Feel-Good Romance Workplace Drama Drama Romance

Segui due organizzatori di matrimoni a Delhi, dove la tradizione si scontra con le aspirazioni moderne sullo sfondo di grandi matrimoni indiani che rivelano molti segreti e bugie.Segui due organizzatori di matrimoni a Delhi, dove la tradizione si scontra con le aspirazioni moderne sullo sfondo di grandi matrimoni indiani che rivelano molti segreti e bugie.Segui due organizzatori di matrimoni a Delhi, dove la tradizione si scontra con le aspirazioni moderne sullo sfondo di grandi matrimoni indiani che rivelano molti segreti e bugie.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

8,2/10

14.995

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

POPOLARITÀ

3721

462

Vedi le informazioni sulla produzione su IMDbPro

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InizioI più votati2 stagioni2 anni

• 2019–2023

Arjun Mathur

Karan Mehra

• 2019–2023

Jim Sarbh

Adil Khanna

• 2019–2023

Kalki Koechlin

Faiza Naqvi

• 2019–2023

Shashank Arora

Kabir Basrai

• 2019–2023

Shivani Raghuvanshi

Jaspreet Kaur

• 2019–2023

Natasha Rastogi

Bindu Khanna

• 2019–2023

Manish Mishra

Pant

• 2019–2023

Vijay Raaz

Ramesh Jauhari…

• 2019–2023

Satyajit Sharma

Gautam Mehra

• 2019–2023

Preiti Mamgain

Devyani Mehra

• 2019–2023

Neel Madhav

Arjun Mehra

• 2019–2023

Natasha Singh

Shibani Bagchi

• 2019

Manini Mishra

Vimala Singh…

• 2019–2023

Yashaswini Dayama

Mitali Gupta

• 2019–2023

Krish Rao

Gaurav Jauhari

• 2023

Vinay Pathak

Ramesh Gupta

• 2019

Dalip Tahil

Kishore Khanna

• 2019

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10shreyajh

10/ 10 for social relevance

I can't believe India has finally created a show which addresses so many social issues...Where do I start... Dowry issue, article 377, extramarital affair from all perspectives, sexual assault and many more superstitions... Wow... Just wow... Hats off to the creatures for addressing all these things... The trailer made it seem like a vain series about high class wedding... But I am impressed... We need to make more serials like this...

10mailtodeepalipal

we need a season 2

It draws attention in the most addicting way possible, to each and every issue in our modern society. If you're thinking it's only about "rich people", you're extremely wrong. This is one of the best series i've come across in years. Please renew it for a season 2!!

9rajnidaswani

Love the complexity!

Zoya's created a masterpiece yet again. All 9 episodes of Made in Heaven are authentic and beautifully directed. Layered characters, complex stories, super performances - totally worth the time. Only thing I wanted was for each episode to be a movie, since it ends right when you start loving the plot!

10andeeshmehdi

More people NEED TO SEE THIS

Quite honestly, the trailer sucked. It doesn't do the series any justice. Made In Heaven is arguably India's finest series yet. It pushes boundaries that traditional cinema has never dared to. It has such well layered parallel stories and beautifully written characters. Everyone is fighting their own demons. Subliminal and direct messages throughout the series. Truly a masterpiece and a step in the right direction for Indian filmmaking. Must watch!!

hbashv

Disappointing S2

S1: 8/10

Too depressing

S2: 6/10

Every episode feels like a chapter being studied out of a textbook (Ch.1: colorism, Ch.2: domestic abuse, etc.). It becomes tiresome and predictable.

The depiction of Karan's drug addiction was so cliche, I felt very bored watching him go to a club, gamble, etc. We didn't need 4 -5 sequences of him getting high.

Jazz and Kabir's relationship seriously lacked chemistry. Super boring.

The Jauhari family plot line was very poorly executed. Felt very choppy. None of the characters and their belief systems were believable, and the dialogues felt like a fever dream.

I am losing track of Karan and Meher's many romances and partners, I felt my head spinning trying to remember whom they met where and when.

Faiza was a very interesting character but her constantly bringing up the divorce didn't build tension like it should have.

The addition of Gauri to the show could've been more interesting.

Wanted more of the Khanna family drama and more of Tara's divorce.

Overall theme of the show felt very preachy, which would've been fine if done better.

I don't feel invested in any of the sad storylines, like Karan's mom, Jazz's brother, Adil's dad's death, etc. Not enough emotional connection built.

Kabir's character is very irritating, and his storyline was just not necessary (gf breakup, career struggle, etc)

I don't get the hype around Mona Singh's acting as Bulbul Jauhari. She was introduced as a change maker at the office, but she never really estaished herself as a powerful part of the team or a force to be reckoned with. She was brought in with cheery music in the background a jump in her step but I never witnessed her actual cheery personality.

I liked how Tara became more morally ambiguous as she tried to make weddings happen for the benefit of their company even at the cost of the bride.

I liked the wedding plot of episode 3, could've made it more dangerous though. Episodes 4 and 5 were boring.

I didn't get to see much of the tiny luxurious details of the lives of the rich when it comes to wedding planning.

A lot of the actual wedding planning parts had a lot of shouting, complaining and hassle and that was it.

Raghav doesn't feel like an interesting rebound for Tara. Too tame, doesn't challenge her in a way that's interesting on the screen (other than his demure personality contrasting her coldness).