Made In Heaven Season 2 REVIEW | Sucharita Tyagi | Zoya Akhtar | Amazon Prime Video

[@natasharastogi5557]

And meeeeeee ???!!! Perfect review 👍👏👏👏

[@SucharitaTyagi]

Arey Bindu ji! Naya ghar mila ya nahi?

[@payalalam8738]

Why is this comment pinned😊

[@vibhajha3701]

Ma'am.... Aapke character k shades bhi bahut sahi the .... vulnerable to shrewd within seconds.... Great work 🎉 it felt on point

[@AD-dy1hi]

Amazing work ma'am! Vulnerability to resilience with definitely more than a tint of grey...Convincing performance!

[@kanupriyajaireth1981]

@@SucharitaTyagi haaaa haaaa 😂😂😂

[@punctuallylate]

This season absolutely BELONGS to Bulbul ji. Mona Singh is a genius

[@kanupriyajaireth1981]

absolutely 💯 %

[@maryrozario9695]

The conversation between Jim and Kalki came across so natural, like they just went on without script. Tara's role towards the property settlement was so unsettling.

[@prasad13mane]

That Dalit Wedding - When I saw the picture of Radhika Apte in a White Saree I immediately guessed it must be a Buddhist wedding. I posted same on the Instagram stating, I hope this is a Buddhist wedding. However, one of my friend commented this cannot be a Buddhist wedding as she is wearing "Nath, a maharashtrian ornament" so this must be a Maharashtrian wedding to which I schooled him Maharashtrian Buddhist Brides do wear Nath at their weddings. Do you see how people have zero knowledge about Buddhist/Dalit wedding here? But when the trailer confirmed it, I danced joyfully and even taunt a little to my friend. However, it wasn't his fault. Like you said this is the first time Buddhist wedding has been shown on any major platform. Forget about the wedding, this is first time any Buddhist tradition has been shown on Major Platform. Forget about any traditions I don't even see a Buddhist friend in all these television serials or movies.. And of course, it takes Neeraj Ghaywan to do it.. Almost everything shown it that episode is true.. Dalit's changing their surname to hide their identity, adjusting during inter-caste weddings, feeling guilty about whom they are, everything.. We are in 2023 and I still see this happening around me.. Last week, I witnessed an inter-caste marriage between a Buddhist Boy and Hindu Girl where not a single Buddhist ritual was followed and the boy's "real identity" was hidden from the bride's entire family.

[@chiravuris]

Are Buddhist weddings and Dalit weddings the same? Also, why was everyone embarrassed to attend it? It seemed really calm and chill. What exactly is a Buddhist wedding? True, we know nothing about them.

[@prasad13mane]

@@chiravuris Dalit's were shudras and were part of Hindu Religion.. Dr. Ambedkar fought for their rights, removed them from the religion which makes them inferior from other religions and adopted a new religion for them which preaches equality for all that religion is Buddhism.. So all Dalits along with Dr Ambedkar converted to Buddhism, that's why the Dalits are Buddhists.. and that's why they didn't want to attend it as their son is getting married to a Dalit girl.

[@chiravuris]

@@prasad13mane I didn’t know about that. I wasn’t sure why everyone was embarrassed. I thought the rituals involved something scary. It was really beautiful.

[@chiravuris]

@@Nonabacha43 Wait till you see the reality of class division in rural India. Now, I haven’t gone through anything, I’m a Brahmin too. But I’m dad works in a specialty that involves traveling to rural India a lot. The discrimination you see there is the worst. It’s not even about shame. It’s not treating them as even human beings. People complain about series that show this inequality that they’re not realistic. IT IS realistic. It’s just that the people that complain belong to urban India. These people are not even allowed to sit down or wear shoes (as per what my dad said, he was shocked at how people are treated). We don’t believe in untouchability and all that regressive crap. Treating each other with kindness is all god cares for and wants. No point in doing 10 hours of poojas if you can’t treat another human being with kindness. Shame is the least of the problems.

[@SucharitaTyagi]

Do you agree with me ki Bulbul ji was the only one to watch this season?

[@DharmendraRaiMindMap]

Nope . It was Anurag Kashyap !

[@cophinekabachcha]

Yes totally agree!! Even Mr jauhari. It was very underwhelming comparing to last season. And nothing from the past, didn't show us about karan's failed last buisness and how Tara and he started made in heaven

[@abhi4ify]

ye season kya he hai .. very very slow .. all the excitement waiting for the 2nd season quashed so bitterly .. acting is also so much poor as compared to previous season

[@anuradhapant8759]

Yes, a little bit agree with you. Mona Singh is such a great actress but in this season of Made In Heaven she didn't get much screen space, I want to see more of her. I was waiting for this season for years but after watching it I am highly disappointed. This time the story is not up to the mark, it is sheer waste of time. I don't like the characterisation of Tara and Karan both as they are main characters. I want to add one more thing I like Meher more than anyone else's character.

[@shashnksharma2840]

This season of Made in Heaven is a big let down for so many reasons and on so many levels. Firstly, its mostly in English language... speaking in English among themselves already makes indians a bigtime laughing stock in front of the foreigners, the obsession of filmmakers to keep Hindi dialogues to minimum was sooo sooo annoying that after a point it started feeling so artificial... forced and plastic... if i have to watch an english series, I would rather watch something original by native english speakers... instead of watching these brown skinned yet white wannabee high society morons in india (sorry for sounding racist, but english speaking indians are infact so annoying... one should know english but not flaunt it everywhere...!!! Bollywood Nepos... learn something from the West... they laugh at u when u speak in english among yourselves)... Secondly, all the issues raised in the series appeared so forced, and nothing was organic... The first season was much better in that respect... here, even issues like sexuality, introduction of a trans-gender character without any depth, caste issues without any depth... seemed very shallow... this show neither qualifies as fantastical as GoT or House of Dragons... nor it seems in the totally realistic zone ..... its basically a khichdi made to tick all boxes... to project themselves as woke and progressive... but the truth is that the story has no soul... when will indian filmmakers learn from series like Better Call Saul, Breaking Bad, succession, White Lotus, Only murders in the building, Komisky Method... that there is a lot beyond just making statements without any soul.. no character development... nothing.. a big thumbs down!!!

[@decadeslong]

Honestly my favourite scene was when Vikrant Massey character tells Karan his mom was a bitch and he shouldn't feel guilty and shouldn't kill himself over it because someone had to absolve him of that burden. It was so needed for Karan. The actors delivered so well. Those 2 exude soulmate energy man... I was sad when he left again 😞 maybe next season...

[@shaziakhan3576]

That was the worse scene imo. Imagine being called a bitch by your own child's friend and your child being thankful for them to say that

[@lol_random_122]

@@shaziakhan3576imagine not being able to accept your son’s sexuality. She was extremely petulant.

[@Amro_spective]

The Bollywood wedding and the Buddhist wedding was the best episodes for me , loved this season and the new characters

[@deltapizza5154]

The way Radhika Apte walked through those waters 🫶🏽

[@India_first-k6n]

I had never seen a Buddhist wedding before and I didn’t even know their marriage was different. I loved everything about this season except Karan gambling habit and that camera man n girl story.

[@msafiri123]

Yup. Radhika Apte nailed it. the best episode, in an otherwise disappointing series.

[@bippityboop]

the only star of this season was bulbul jauhari and mr jauhari. Being a die hard MIH fan and having watched season 1 way too many times to be considered a normal fan and not an obsessed one, I think this season lacked soul. The writers were so focused on humanising the (main) characters, that they made the characters ultimately bland. so black and white. They just ended up being normal people taking decisions, not leads of a tv show with stories to tell. And the brides, where were the brides who are dramatic and chaotic af? Why were the women so nice, the brides so nice? so preachy omg. Cant believe this was the same team that gave us, "this is 5000 crore babe, and the parents are eventually gonna die" line. so fucking disappointed.

[@shashnksharma2840]

This season of Made in Heaven is a big let down for so many reasons and on so many levels. Firstly, its mostly in English language... speaking in English among themselves already makes indians a bigtime laughing stock in front of the foreigners, the obsession of filmmakers to keep Hindi dialogues to minimum was sooo sooo annoying that after a point it started feeling so artificial... forced and plastic... if i have to watch an english series, I would rather watch something original by native english speakers... instead of watching these brown skinned yet white wannabee high society morons in india (sorry for sounding racist, but english speaking indians are infact so annoying... one should know english but not flaunt it everywhere...!!! Bollywood Nepos... learn something from West... they laugh at u when u speak in english among yourself)... Secondly, all the issues raised in the series appeared so forced, and nothing was organic... The first season was much better in that respect... here, even issues like sexuality, introduction of a trans-gender character without any depth, caste issues without any depth... seemed very shallow... this show neither qualifies as fantastical as GoT or House of Dragons... nor it seems in the totally realistic zone ..... its basically a khichdi made to tick all boxes... to project themselves as woke and progressive... but the truth is that the story has no soul... when will indian filmmakers learn from series like Better Call Saul, Breaking Bad, White Lotus, Only murders in the building, Komisky Method... that there is a lot beyond just making statements without any soul.. no character development... nothing.. a big thumbs down!!!

[@pinkstar4602]

No offense to LGBTQ, but this series shows that gay and trans are so desperate to hook up. I thought Karan was in love with the character that Vikrant Massey played, but again he is shown making out with so many people. Is loyalty not a thing in gay relationships?

[@MoreFriesplease]

Is it a thing in straight relationships?

[@reflectsonlife]

Not in a country where lgbtq loyalty is discouraged. Gay marriage is not legal, remember? Mixed messages much?

[@nikita5nov]

Sometimes, it is indeed the difference of man's and woman's POV. I watched tried and refused 's review of Made in Heaven and I could clearly see how burdened the critic was by its overcomplex plots. You were not. Your review makes it a point to highlight the importance of this series and the characters and this attitude is what is much needed in our society. We cannot bring down this masterpiece and educative show by being reductive and saying 'woke overload'...

[@machimedicos]

Hold on! Hold on! Respectfully, Don't bring your sexist gender biased narrative here! Anmol clearly explained his reasonings for this show, which cries "ART IS SUBJECTIVE!" Also frankly speaking, apart from bulbul's episode & the other one-two., this season was mid af. If you're a TRP watcher, you must have known how much progressive indie, mainstream, regional films jammy supported, which you term "difference of man's pov"! Also the amount of cringeworthy, misogynistic films/interviews he pointed out, I barely know anyone else did. If not go n check, no? Listen my friend! EVERY REVIEWER DOES NOT NEED TO ALIGN WITH YOUR OPINIONS ON A FILM. so, stop LABELLING them otherwise, even if that's not the intent. Hatred is hurtful. P.s- I like sucharita's review too, but she missed out saying "buddhist weddings first of production kind". Which jammy details how "Sarpatta parambarai" pa ranjith already did.🤞

[@shaziakhan3576]

The show is definitely a woke overload. I mean they made sure to check all the boxes of the left. Hooking up with several people is shown like a normal thing Karan even engages in a threesome. Why do they have to glorify everything the left has to offer even self marriage?? This is bullshit

[@zulekhaahmed3811]

Well it was shit lets all agree just like sucharita said that it was like a 14 years old kid is trying to be an activist. And what tara did to adil at the end ehat was that ?

[@blahblah1939]

Mona Singh stole the show. I haven’t seen her in much I’ll admit but wtf I need to watch her in everything now and she should be in everything. The show is worth watching for her character alone and Jazz. Tara and Karan felt a bit disconnected for me and they were growing in apathy for their brides and the people when last season they really cared about them. So I didn’t like them as much but I did like Taras storyline with Adil but I felt it was open ended. Y’all should definitely watch it,it’s worth it.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

I didn’t mention this much elsewhere but Kalki was and is fantastic in both seasons.

[@ungadupit9482]

well no doubt she is a fab & finest actrss making us belive in her character & letting her hate at d same time.. but tbh d character she portrayed is a real bitch..alrdy married to someone & seeing other person at d same time & that too with her bf's husbnd....wow & this season is only covering up her character to set her in good books🤌 plz atleast she deserve a punishment..🤐 even her psychiatrist warned her several times but no..plz MIH makers..send her to mental hospital 💩

[@sharmichakraborty]

Season 2 was disappointing. The saving grace was definitely Bulbul. I also rooted for the actor who played Dhruv. And frankly the skin lit up everytime Jim Sarbh appeared. #crush 😛 The most frustrating watch was the twl wonders of the Season 1, both Karan and Tara's character arc seemed a tad bit repetitive. Also none of the marriage stories seemed groundbreaking.

[@SucharitaTyagi]

Same

[@bhavanashankar6454]

I was really hoping for a redemption arc for Tara. Cheating on the nicest and most non problematic guy on the show Raghav was not ok!! Maybe she still needs to work on herself.

[@shashnksharma2840]

This season of Made in Heaven is a big let down for so many reasons and on so many levels. Firstly, its mostly in English language... speaking in English among themselves already makes indians a bigtime laughing stock in front of the foreigners, the obsession of filmmakers to keep Hindi dialogues to minimum was sooo sooo annoying that after a point it started feeling so artificial... forced and plastic... if i have to watch an english series, I would rather watch something original by native english speakers... instead of watching these brown skinned yet white wannabee high society morons in india (sorry for sounding racist, but english speaking indians are infact so annoying... one should know english but not flaunt it everywhere...!!! Bollywood Nepos... learn something from West... they laugh at u when u speak in english among yourself)... Secondly, all the issues raised in the series appeared so forced, and nothing was organic... The first season was much better in that respect... here, even issues like sexuality, introduction of a trans-gender character without any depth, caste issues without any depth... seemed very shallow... this show neither qualifies as fantastical as GoT or House of Dragons... nor it seems in the totally realistic zone ..... its basically a khichdi made to tick all boxes... to project themselves as woke and progressive... but the truth is that the story has no soul... when will indian filmmakers learn from series like Better Call Saul, Breaking Bad, White Lotus, Only murders in the building, Komisky Method... that there is a lot beyond just making statements without any soul.. no character development... nothing.. a big thumbs down!!!

[@payalalam8738]

Tara wants to be rich, she steals her bag 👜 while returning from that home, she is staring at that big house with an even bigger swimming pool, she is uncomfortable with Raghav(lovely simple rooted guy himself) small houses, small hotels... They weren't lasting longer anyway

[@pinkstar4602]

@@payalalam8738 that bag was Tara's or kalki's ? Didn't get it. If it was her's why would she need to steel?

[@aditidwivedi6719]

​@@payalalam8738who was raghav? God i don't remember season 1 at all, watched it in 2019

[@loveshell007]

​@@pinkstar4602It was her own bag she had left in her bedroom closet

[@ayeaayush]

I posted this under suchin's review. I think it belongs here as well "The last time I watched MIH in season 1, I remember being excited and enlightened. There were dark aspects in the last season, but there was also an endearing quality to how it all came together. This time around, just two episodes in, I am sad and tired. And especially as a gay guy, I am having secondhand stress on Karan's behalf Edit: very far down the show, I now feel that the season is just sublime, perhaps the best new age drama show that has come out of india. The story is so layered, complex and moving, and there's little I'd like in the show's intricacies to be different. Karan's journey is painful for me to watch because I am so attached to the character, but I am beginning to understand why the writers wrote like this. In a promo sobhita dhulipala said that this season is going to be a little bitter, it is, but so is life. There are so many individual shows in just this one season, each episode had to be 70 min long, and I am not complaining, but thanking the makers!"

[@PokhrajRoy.]

I loved Sabyasachi adding his signature excellence which I saw in the trailer. Ngl I screamed because the costumes were just ❤

[@PokhrajRoy.]

I just think that if the production was easier to deal with, we’d have Season 2 in 2021 and Season 3 later this year or next year.

[@smritisingh4911]

😊

[@shashnksharma2840]

This season of Made in Heaven is a big let down for so many reasons and on so many levels. Firstly, its mostly in English language... speaking in English among themselves already makes indians a bigtime laughing stock in front of the foreigners, the obsession of filmmakers to keep Hindi dialogues to minimum was sooo sooo annoying that after a point it started feeling so artificial... forced and plastic... if i have to watch an english series, I would rather watch something original by native english speakers... instead of watching these brown skinned yet white wannabee high society morons in india (sorry for sounding racist, but english speaking indians are infact so annoying... one should know english but not flaunt it everywhere...!!! Bollywood Nepos... learn something from West... they laugh at u when u speak in english among yourself)... Secondly, all the issues raised in the series appeared so forced, and nothing was organic... The first season was much better in that respect... here, even issues like sexuality, introduction of a trans-gender character without any depth, caste issues without any depth... seemed very shallow... this show neither qualifies as fantastical as GoT or House of Dragons... nor it seems in the totally realistic zone ..... its basically a khichdi made to tick all boxes... to project themselves as woke and progressive... but the truth is that the story has no soul... when will indian filmmakers learn from series like Better Call Saul, Breaking Bad, White Lotus, Only murders in the building, Komisky Method... that there is a lot beyond just making statements without any soul.. no character development... nothing.. a big thumbs down!!!

[@imranahmadkhan1746]

How Ironic .... It s touted as a HINDI language series but 80% of it is in English... Not that I'm complaining, just stating a fact ..... in fact i'm loving it .... was tired of those small town tales , thanks to the Akhtars' this is like a breath of fresh urban air . Keep 'em coming .

[@sanarrana]

Mona Singh and trinetra were the stars of this season. Kalki was wasted though.

[@AD-dy1hi]

Mona Singh is marvellous!! And, all the other actors were great!! It was a messy wrap up to almost every episode and the entire season most importantly, I mean Season 1 left us with such awe and a craving to look forward to Season 2, this Season lacks very well on many important points. They could have dived deeper into trans Meyer's life (I was honestly looking forward to it), actual life conflicts of lesbians, the depth of every black or grey emotion, Gauri Khanna's potential, Adil's wedding, Mitali's growth, Ishwak's character and etc etc etc., Few scenes were sixers beyond the stadium but still Season 1 was just epic!!... Kudos to everyone's efforts here but OMG, After S2, did I still crave for the essence of what they tried to portray, stirring my soul beyond its way back to stability!! Also in S2, E2: 36 min 12-14 sec in the show, as soon as the super "woke" Karan, Tara and Bulbul leave for the bride's fitting, did they hurt that dog or was it just crying, "heyy watch yourself man, I could've been hurt!??"

[@urvivyas4321]

I loved Season 2. I feel like it picked up with the Neelam episode and kept getting better. The episodes are visually gorgeous.

[@aditibhagat1616]

I find it 7/10. I mean the writers have tried to add everything, that's true but i think each to its own, everyone will find something relatable. I liked the last episode a lot. And yes they could have explored Adil and tara relationship a little more.

[@1985abhishekson]

If you can like Rocky and Rani ki Prem Kahani, certainly this wasn't a bad series in comparison. You kinda missing the subtlety of it

[@anupamaMall]

The first episode was definitely not subtle 😂

[@vedantbharvirkar3909]

​@@anupamaMallyeah on the nose preaching

[@vedanthmisri9956]

how can you compare 3 hour of film that wasnt subtle for 1 hour with 7 hours of same?

[@1985abhishekson]

@@vedanthmisri9956 comparing because Sucharita liked RRKPK which has patriarchy theme in the heart of the story. Even in MIH, patriarchal nuances have been weaved into the episodes, not all but a few for sure.

[@1985abhishekson]

@@anupamaMall however surely 100 times better than RRKPK.

[@TheSarfraz36]

Season1 had the protagonists personal experiences being shown moving back and forth time, that was the essence that made MIH. Of course now we know Tara and Karan where they come from but their story needed more reverence.

[@khursheedrind3232]

Neelam kothari ❤ is all love we need a separate series for her and her journey similar to aarya and breaking bad ❤😢 1:31

[@saniya1997]

Hey, Sucharita! When I saw the trailer, I was excited to know if the Buddhist Wedding I saw would be a Dalit one. Feels good to know from you that it indeed is. Thanks for all your reviews too, ma'am. Big fan! :)

[@yashgangawane9738]

It’s really shown in a proper way as it should be and very beautiful indeed! Hats off to the makers!

[@shashnksharma2840]

This season of Made in Heaven is a big let down for so many reasons and on so many levels. Firstly, its mostly in English language... speaking in English among themselves already makes indians a bigtime laughing stock in front of the foreigners, the obsession of filmmakers to keep Hindi dialogues to minimum was sooo sooo annoying that after a point it started feeling so artificial... forced and plastic... if i have to watch an english series, I would rather watch something original by native english speakers... instead of watching these brown skinned yet white wannabee high society morons in india (sorry for sounding racist, but english speaking indians are infact so annoying... one should know english but not flaunt it everywhere...!!! Bollywood Nepos... learn something from the West... they laugh at u when u speak in english among yourselves)... Secondly, all the issues raised in the series appeared so forced, and nothing was organic... The first season was much better in that respect... here, even issues like sexuality, introduction of a trans-gender character without any depth, caste issues without any depth... seemed very shallow... this show neither qualifies as fantastical as GoT or House of Dragons... nor it seems in the totally realistic zone ..... its basically a khichdi made to tick all boxes... to project themselves as woke and progressive... but the truth is that the story has no soul... when will indian filmmakers learn from series like Better Call Saul, Breaking Bad, succession, White Lotus, Only murders in the building, Komisky Method... that there is a lot beyond just making statements without any soul.. no character development... nothing.. a big thumbs down!!!

[@deltapizza5154]

The way Radhika Apte walked through those waters ❤ …..many people are saying the season was too much overloaded with the “woke” …I absolutely loved though!

[@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

​@@deltapizza5154It is a bit. Meher ia like the chalta firta educator on trans people. Why not give her some character. That's woke if you ask me. Watch Heartstopper season 1. It is about queer people but still isn't woke.

[@deltapizza5154]

@@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi completely getting your point ….but the spectrum of screen time Meher gets in cognisance with the audience of MIH (in comparison to the audience of Heartstopper)does adequate justice to the character.

[@avanteekabakshi9457]

What a show! It’s so rich, so complex in a multitude of ways… every episode is like a full Cource meal… a bit of everything to satisfy the brain buds ! Loved it

[@HarmanSingh-929]

Yah right…ek spoon daal ek spoon raita fir ek spoon chawal fir ek spoon sushi aur fir pasta aur fir parathe..I mean cmon?? Rajma chawal banaa lete ek baar me dhang ka atleast

[@Bugs_IP]

Mona Singh and Dr. Tirentra Haldar were highlight of the show, Did anyone notice about the weak background score, Don't remember a single track i am humming after the show ... Expect that last arabic song from neelam episode.. Best Episode was sheetal menon and mukul chadha ..

[@ria.runner]

Yeah even I didn’t like the background score

[@msafiri123]

Completely agree. The season's star was Mona Singh. However, I am horrified to see what the show really represents. I understand completely the LGBTQ movement, having been in the UK last 22 years. However, the show was ramming the message down our throats all the time. But absolutely horrfied that the female lead is shown as a vicious gold-digger - its as if makers have a message that gold-digging is okay. It's not. And I guess the way forward for all young couples - coming from opposite sides of priviledge - should do a pre-nup before the marriage.

[@beingchaitali]

Wow Suchitra beutifully observed and said in mainstream till no one shows buddhist wedding. We have seen mundan and all kind of weddings. And radhika apte played amazing character ... I just loved the way they showed beautifully bhuddhist wedding and mona singh's character is love 🎉❤

[@reyaangill1761]

Howwww goood is Jim Sarbh .... what a great actor... only actor i have seen with the potential similar to Irfan khan !! What an easy performance 👏

[@someonefromsomewhere6650]

This season is very preachy. Bulbul and johri plot was very engaging ❤ Also making Lgbtqia having intimate moments with every person they see and hooking up everyday is not a good image tbh. Like people already think they are perverts.

[@Alias24288]

I didn't connect with Mehr at all. Seemed like forced woke propaganda and everyone is too afraid to talk about it.

[@namanjotsinghns]

now we can't be making decisions on what straights will think of us, soz

[@shashnksharma2840]

This season of Made in Heaven is a big let down for so many reasons and on so many levels. Firstly, its mostly in English language... speaking in English among themselves already makes indians a bigtime laughing stock in front of the foreigners, the obsession of filmmakers to keep Hindi dialogues to minimum was sooo sooo annoying that after a point it started feeling so artificial... forced and plastic... if i have to watch an english series, I would rather watch something original by native english speakers... instead of watching these brown skinned yet white wannabee high society morons in india (sorry for sounding racist, but english speaking indians are infact so annoying... one should know english but not flaunt it everywhere...!!! Bollywood Nepos... learn something from West... they laugh at u when u speak in english among yourself)... Secondly, all the issues raised in the series appeared so forced, and nothing was organic... The first season was much better in that respect... here, even issues like sexuality, introduction of a trans-gender character without any depth, caste issues without any depth... seemed very shallow... this show neither qualifies as fantastical as GoT or House of Dragons... nor it seems in the totally realistic zone ..... its basically a khichdi made to tick all boxes... to project themselves as woke and progressive... but the truth is that the story has no soul... when will indian filmmakers learn from series like Better Call Saul, Breaking Bad, White Lotus, Only murders in the building, Komisky Method... that there is a lot beyond just making statements without any soul.. no character development... nothing.. a big thumbs down!!!

[@KPA-iu9wz]

Also when Bhoppana says he did not hide Meher’s story because he did not see the need to, it was disgusting. He was trying to show that he’s so not bigoted and doesn’t care who knows her reality. He can be as unbigoted as he wants, but her story is not his to tell. She will tell whom she wants to when she wants to. The film makers did wrong by sexual minorities by doing this. Yes, someone’s sexuality should not matter and who we are with should be normalized, but the straight community does not sit around discussing their favorite positions either. Intimate details are nobody’s business but the couples. When people don’t think they have to pat themselves on the back for being with a sexual minority is when it is normalized. I also hated the wedding between the two lesbians. Why did they have to be on horses looking like fools? Why do they have to be outlandish? They are as normal as the next person. The Muslim woman trying to kill herself was ridiculous. She did not want to leave because she wouldn’t get custody of her kids, but by killing herself, somehow her kids would be protected? Yes, polygamy is deeply painful and could be challenged. What was awful however, was the way wife number two was flaunted by the husband and his family - that was the true crime. If it was banned, how would Hema and Dharmendra’s daughters be legal? And how would this same film fraternity and Indian public that has voted them into the Lok Sabha give them the respect that they do? In the Dalit story, they brought up a good point - the sister did not have the right to out her brother. She was using her privilege as an educated and lauded academic over him. That hypocrisy was never explored, and the brother simply showed up at the wedding. The entire series was insane - why would a woman who was badly beaten marry the abuser? Why would her family stand by her instead of putting the man in jail? Why wouldn’t the woman be in therapy and learn to be strong? With the Bollywood couple, why continue the sham marriage? Why wouldn’t the bride walk away, talk about what the groom did to the press and completely screw him over? Why in every single story was the woman wronged? She was not fair enough, she was being married for money, she was beaten, she was a Dalit, she was abused… Finally when is Mathur’s character going to get therapy? Yes, his mom abused him, yes he’s scared, get help instead of using addiction to sex and substances. Use your platform to normalize getting mental health services.

[@KPA-iu9wz]

Sorry rant not over. Why is Dhulipulia so weak? She had the right to fight for a better settlement, but in both series 1 and 2 she used sex as a way to get ahead and rich. When is a strong woman going to get what is rightfully hers through smarts and hard work. Bulbul and Jazz were the only characters with any amount of self respect. Meher had some but she went back to the guy who outed her!?? When are women going to tell stories about women who are strong, self confident and have self respect?

[@PokhrajRoy.]

I didn’t watch te show when it first launched, saw it during the pandemic and binged through all it. I revisited it just in time for the second season.

[@navyasharmaa]

caught you here too!

[@namanjaggi3947]

OMG, Mona Singh is such a highlight as a performer this season ❤

[@mrgyani]

Agree. Only two episodes down, and I don't get the same feel I got in S1. Season 1 was a work of art - near flawless. S2 seems slow, preachy and stereotypically elite. Sorry had to stop your video ~6m because of the spoilers.

[@HarmanSingh-929]

You are right…this is the 4th day I’m watching it zabardasti…it is so boring

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Delhi Wedding Venues are a parallel universe which I learned thanks to this show.

[@KPA-iu9wz]

Hated season 2. Every woman apart from Bulbul and Jazz, and including the main character was weak. It’s time everyone got therapy and mental health services are normalized.

[@shraddhanigdikar]

Exactly! I found it preachy. I wanted to see more of what happens in Tara's life.

[@payalalam8738]

Nothing seemed heavy to me. We see this daily everywhere, in the park, in the office, in maika, in sasuraal, talking to the maid, travelling in the metro... Sucharita I am sorry but I didn't like this review just simply because you aren't on point this time.

[@newhandlewhodis3]

This season felt too preachy and yet i was not moved by any story. They didn't try to to give a moral lesson last time. When the bride cheated on her fiancé with the actor, karan asked to shut up for her future. They were no lectures. This season was forceful. Though i loved the new additions and their arc.

[@siddharthdhulipala24]

ughh so much cringe this season. disappointed af. Pulkit & Neelam - Sameer episodes were the worst. For a sec felt i was watching bollywood housewives or whatever that show was. And that finale ep marriage to self - hein?! kuch zyada nai ho gya? Dia episode was going well until that suicide - created another preachy moment - dekhungi tujhe court mai 😭 why. Mona was the only saving grace this season.

[@TheKhooshbu]

Bulbul ji stole this season. What a force Mona Singh was on the show! My mum kept asking what happened to her son every few mins. Tells you what was the most interesting part in the show.

[@yashsawant267]

Radhika apte's wedding episode is the best for me in this season.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

5:43 I was excited to see the Dalit Buddhist wedding in the trailer as well.

[@navazdordi9200]

I second everything said about Bulbul. Mona Singh aced it and how!!! P.S.:- Mohammad Muneem's subtle mention made my day. His being on-screen singing was such a pleasant surprise

[@and14019]

0:32 was it really a hindi language....?

[@siddharthdhulipala24]

It was a good season with some good sequences but the stakes never felt high. Didn't feel the emotional high either . Tara wooing Adil felt like a copout compared to the mind fuck twist in S1. Similarly Karans teenage backstory and arrest had more emotional core than S2. Still binged tho.

[@NishitaErvantikarIsCoding]

Mona and trinetra were the ones that kept me hooked.

[@2011szaman]

I feel this is how the makers just punished us for loving season 1 so much and waited 4 years eagerly for the next season. Thanks to them, I no longer want anymore season of Made in Heaven. 💔 What a disappointment! What a massive disappointment!!!

[@justflow1964]

I didn’t like this season at all. It lacked the soul and magic the depth of the season one

[@Nai_Ben]

I LOVED THE RADHIKA AAPTE EPISODE.THE ONLY EPISODE THAT FELT SATISFYING ACTING WISE AND STORY WISE. Tara's arc was the best tho and ofc the photographer is entertaining as helll

[@payalalam8738]

Her story reminded me of Dr. Suraj Yengde ❤

[@debadritagupta6364]

​@@payalalam8738she reminded me of yashica datt

[@musicmysoulandlife]

They got it wrong. They showed that every Dalit wedding is a Buddhist wedding which is wrong.

[@Sos-soundsofsilence]

Hey Sucharita, nice to know your perspective as always. Sharing mine, too much burdened toh R and R ke Prem kahani bhee thee na, 2.48 packed with every problem possible with every member on the screen, yeh toh phir bhee 7 episodes mein divided hai with problems and issues and flawedness distributed btwn multiple people... I guess it's in style to just keep harping on the same issues now, it's tad boring by now. What I really enjoyed was the storylines of the made in heaven team progressing towards what they really want in their lives and owning it. Asli kahani mazedaar thee, not to mention the breathtaking marriage decors and cutlery 😊😊❤

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Normalise “Mere beauty pe focus kar.” in daily conversation.

[@nipunpurohit6029]

Writing wise, Arjun Mathur and Mona Singh 's characters were good enough.

[@3322siddhartha]

It was like ticking off check boxes. More into the leads than the weddings and its problems. Radhika apte, mrunal thskur were great. What stood out was the jahauri family arc. A very mid show with a very very very very bad finale.

[@aparajitabhattacharya7612]

Didn't like the ending.. very much abrupt and unresolved..

[@jessie1maldives]

Did I miss the part with a decent performance by Kalki ?

[@JJ-od6nt]

The editing this season was so, so bad. Scenes were just ending abruptly and the next unrelated scene starting off. There were just too many plots and hence felt incongrous. I can't believe a director of Zoya Akhtar's calibre didn't realise how haphazard this was for a viewer.

[@siddharthdhulipala24]

i think it has got to do with multiple delays in shooting this series coz of pandemic and other stuff. sadly S2 didn't feel well put and thought out

[@deepshikhaghosh3106]

But didn't feel like talking about Karan or Tara's characters at all?!!

[@PokhrajRoy.]

3:32 She adds the right amount of camp. Simply fabulous! #AuditorGoals

[@RachitaGupta]

This season had too much gay sex scenes that karan appeared seperate Also tara came across as manipulative as she does little after episode 2 but plotting how to get max alimony unlike her layered lovely performance in S1 The last episode of self love was dumbness personified Lifters of this season 1. Mona singh as bulbul absoluely mesmerizing as swaggy businesswoman and vulnerable mom 2. The class distinctions of the very poor nadeem being used by middle class jazz who in turn is being looked down upon by photographer babu. 3. The dusky complexion girl episode was very realistic and very deftly handled 4. Chemistry between jim sarbh and kalki was buttery and effortless... Watch the series but skip the sex scenes ....they are quite irritating in story flow.

[@garimaagrahari9163]

I really liked the season 2 as much as season 1 and that itself is a rarity!

[@benazirajmal1908]

Beautifully done❤ loved your perspective and loved loved your words! 😊

[@sreetamadutt]

That Modern Love Delhi bit though! :D So apt!

[@brajroy]

The show is making me uncomfortable- I guess its for the episode, Beauty and the Beast! It's an important episode in the series yet I could not see the way it ended. Much needed though!! Sigh.....

[@viveksingh1988]

I loved Meher's character the most in season 2. ❤

[@ashishjain8801]

Big fan of yours, but I just don't agree with you on this. I mean, you liked Pathaan for god's sake and criticising MIH even if there were so so so many positive aspects I can write down- 1. Mona Singh's character - PERFECT 2. Meher's addition to the team and they casted a trans character to play!!! Also, her personal problems were shown quite accurately. 3. Every single type of wedding was shown. How fresh is that!!!!!!! 4. Arjun, Tara, Jaz and Kabir - everyone's personal life was shown, their families had some role to play, their struggles apart from their job made it even more complex and real 5. Small small beautiful roles - Sabyasachi and Vikrant Massey 6. The casting was on point. Not a single time I felt that someone is wrong for the role. 7. Tara and Karan's friendship 8. The sad reality behind weddings I can continue mentioning things like these. Please have integrity while reviewing everything and don't judge every movie/ TV series using an entirely different microscope. PS : I LOVE YOU SO SO SO MUCH And love to see you more. You're a star for me and honestly the best and funniest critic I've ever watched. Sorry I got emotional towards MIH and wrote all this. I've never thought of doing it to you. But this time I couldn't resist. Hope you'll understand. One day I aspire to work with you. :)

[@yashmaheshwari1727]

Can we really call it "hindi language show" ?

[@siddharthdhulipala24]

😂 esp in beginning minutes of the season I was like yeh kuch zyada English nai jhaad rhe

[@payalalam8738]

Suchrita i dnt agree with you, I remembered every single thing about MIH season 1, including the mechanic guy. 😊

[@HP-yv2js]

Yes she was there in a tv screen in jazz's parents house

[@rodstork]

The law you spoke about that Dia Mirza wants to change is polygamy in Muslim Personal Law

[@suchitramaagala3115]

I love the little dance that Sucharita does when it's women telling women stories ❤

[@avnibhatena7610]

Its so cute. I just wish she uses it correctly from next time.

[@avnibhatena7610]

2 mins into the review and I am thoroughly bored. While I have always loved your reviews, here is a quick critique of why you went wrong in this one and also a few suggestions for the upcoming reviews: 1. The fact that you dont remember Made In Heaven Season 1 plot, having not revisited it at all shows poor memory on your part. Should it be a part of your review? I dont know. Why dont you remember it? Was it not palatable, was the show too complex for you to remember the small intricacies of it or is it a memory issue? Nonetheless, spending 1 minute on it was a poor waste of time. 2. Women telling women stories is great and I love it. But these are weddings, and its a story of both men and women! Just as much Tara's as it is of Karan. 3. The timing of the show and saying that its off is completely bizarre. The fact that you saw a poster of 2021 in one of the episodes, doesnt make it a COVID year. Should people be wearing masks while discussing important issues about sexism, discrimination, prejudices and laws like 377 and polygamy? Ah, discussing these would have made for a comprehensive review of the series. Suggestions: 1. Lower your pace. You seem to eat punctuations and its very difficult as a viewer to follow-up with the long sentences without proper accentuation of pauses. 2. Attempt to clear the facts from the beginning. For instance, you mentioned that the series is directed by Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti. But please, its directed by 3 other prominent filmmakers: Alankrita, Neeraj and Nitya. Fascination with Zoya Akhtar, as visible in your other interviews is palpable, but please lets try to give others the credit they deserve! Infact, Warrior Princesses which dealt with complex issues of LGBTQIA, domestic abuse and polygamy was directed by Alankrita! PS: Didnt want to sound rude or a troll at any given point of time. But just a honest opinion!

[@avnibhatena7610]

Also, loved your Kabir Singh review alot! It was bang-on!

[@sonalipathak6724]

Mona Singh stole the show! 💕 loved watching her.

[@mr_coffee9917]

The season was flawed like its characters but so amazing❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@shashnksharma2840]

This season of Made in Heaven is a big let down for so many reasons and on so many levels. Firstly, its mostly in English language... speaking in English among themselves already makes indians a bigtime laughing stock in front of the foreigners, the obsession of filmmakers to keep Hindi dialogues to minimum was sooo sooo annoying that after a point it started feeling so artificial... forced and plastic... if i have to watch an english series, I would rather watch something original by native english speakers... instead of watching these brown skinned yet white wannabee high society morons in india (sorry for sounding racist, but english speaking indians are infact so annoying... one should know english but not flaunt it everywhere...!!! Bollywood Nepos... learn something from West... they laugh at u when u speak in english among yourself)... Secondly, all the issues raised in the series appeared so forced, and nothing was organic... The first season was much better in that respect... here, even issues like sexuality, introduction of a trans-gender character without any depth, caste issues without any depth... seemed very shallow... this show neither qualifies as fantastical as GoT or House of Dragons... nor it seems in the totally realistic zone ..... its basically a khichdi made to tick all boxes... to project themselves as woke and progressive... but the truth is that the story has no soul... when will indian filmmakers learn from series like Better Call Saul, Breaking Bad, White Lotus, Only murders in the building, Komisky Method... that there is a lot beyond just making statements without any soul.. no character development... nothing.. a big thumbs down!!!

[@green_sun_s]

Didn't expect the praise for Trinetra's acting. She totally took me out of the show everytime she was on screen and her subplot didn't even match the overarching theme of the show. Representation is awesome and important, but this subplot was the kind of pandering that alienates all sides.

[@surgathilakan8108]

Such a great review Sucharita! Love you ❤

[@deltapizza5154]

I want a compilation of all theme songs !from every episode…..they are just ❤

[@khursheedrind3232]

It was amazing to see neelam in great outfits and in series ❤

[@blahblah1939]

Neelam actually acted pretty damn well. She should’ve continued acting before

[@TheAvidWatcher]

I too spotted Renuka Shahane as PM on TV!

[@tasniatonmona903]

Hand on heart, I remember Vikrant Massi was on the show.

[@ashnahossain7897]

Exactly my thoughts

[@ChhoriGangaKinareWali2102]

At Bulbul’s entry, I thought she is playing a transgender ⚧️😅

[@NishitaErvantikarIsCoding]

So on a scale of 1 to 10 what did you say it was ? What is your rating?

[@Mj-hh4fk]

Isse ghatiya series nahi ho sakti idk how it got 8.2imdb rating

[@akashbansal461]

Loved the season! Best character of this season is bulbul ji

[@shashnksharma2840]

This season of Made in Heaven is a big let down for so many reasons and on so many levels. Firstly, its mostly in English language... speaking in English among themselves already makes indians a bigtime laughing stock in front of the foreigners, the obsession of filmmakers to keep Hindi dialogues to minimum was sooo sooo annoying that after a point it started feeling so artificial... forced and plastic... if i have to watch an english series, I would rather watch something original by native english speakers... instead of watching these brown skinned yet white wannabee high society morons in india (sorry for sounding racist, but english speaking indians are infact so annoying... one should know english but not flaunt it everywhere...!!! Bollywood Nepos... learn something from West... they laugh at u when u speak in english among yourself)... Secondly, all the issues raised in the series appeared so forced, and nothing was organic... The first season was much better in that respect... here, even issues like sexuality, introduction of a trans-gender character without any depth, caste issues without any depth... seemed very shallow... this show neither qualifies as fantastical as GoT or House of Dragons... nor it seems in the totally realistic zone ..... its basically a khichdi made to tick all boxes... to project themselves as woke and progressive... but the truth is that the story has no soul... when will indian filmmakers learn from series like Better Call Saul, Breaking Bad, White Lotus, Only murders in the building, Komisky Method... that there is a lot beyond just making statements without any soul.. no character development... nothing.. a big thumbs down!!!

[@PokhrajRoy.]

2:03 If they were on Zoom, Kabir would be dressed from the waist up and Jazz would accidentally mute herself during the call.

[@aakansha353]

Since IPC section 377 was still intact, the timeline must be before 2018

[@prinkakundu2450]

Renuka sahani.. when where?? 🧐

[@nickpop23]

Neeraj Ghywan❤️🔥🔥

[@aviiralmukherjee]

Quite a balanced & perfect review!

[@gitashetty4177]

Bang on Sucharita, you read my f*****g mind every time. Bulbul naam ki joh.... LIne awesome.❤

[@lailakhan9410]

so this season is made after 3 yrs of the first season?

[@nikhilsahay895]

Ek baat samajh nahi aata both first season and second -- yeh Arjun gay hai, every episode mein sex scene se hi bataana hai ? I could almost predict ab yeh ek aur launde ke saath hookup karega etc.

[@siddharthdhulipala24]

dude they actually spared us this season. he was high for almost whole of this season.

[@nikhilsahay895]

@@siddharthdhulipala24 yes but this time they included trans to cover LGBTQ agenda, so Arjun had to do less sex scene.

[@Bor_Ing-i9h]

Love Sucharita but why do you discuss plot lines bordering on spoilers??😭😭😭😭

[@aneeshram4983]

People singing praises on Made in heaven series has problem with Kabir Singh and Animal. Cool 😎 Peak Hypocrisy ❤

[@pradeepshetty9269]

From a story telling perspective they should have stuck to one language. Even though most urban Indians are bi lingual and understand English, it doesn't help the core Hindi or English audiences. Too much use of the English language creating a bit of a Khichdi.

[@jotika9784]

This season belonged to both the Jauhris closely followed by Jim and Kalki

[@somalimukherjee7449]

Kar rahe hain hum bhi! Don't worry, pohuch jayenge jaldi!

[@syedashraf287]

3.5/5 I loved it ... ❤️