Out of Love

The human drama is fun, not over the top. You do end up feeling the seriousness behind human relationships and the cost of cheating.

The writing is not flawless, there seems to be room for improvement.

The series survives purely on the shoulders of a great premise and great acting.

If you definitely want to watch a Hindi series go for it, not many better out there. If not there are plenty English series worth your time.

I have given 3 stars only because of the acting of Rasika Dugal. Storyline is average. You are expecting something extra, something to watch for. But this series fails to deliver. There are plenty of characters in the story who are useless!!! The don't have any role to play in the story apart from just having some useless conversation. Like Dr Pradhan, Meera's doctor colleague, Meera's relative in Goa, alia's mother.... The dialogues are worst!!! I didn't remember a single impactful dialogue... Sometimes I could not listen what the actor/actress said!!! I had to enable subtitles to get what they said!!! Background music is horrific!!!! I guess music director has no clue which music to play on background. So only title song keeps on repeating every now and then. (Like the TV series in 90s) Apart from Rasika, all other actors and actresses seem no interest in playing their role. I don't know if they have not paid decent amount or the director failed to get best out of them.

And lastly, I didn't understand what message the director wanted to convey from this series??? That a man can 'LOVE' two women at the same time but a woman can't? Or the infidelity by men in marriage is not 'CHEATING' but 'LOVE'. But infidelity by women is not 'LOVE', but 'REVENGE' ????

Sanghmitra Hitaishi did over acting, the cinematography was good, only the last episode was good, rest it was an ok series.

Kid acted very well.

Rasika carries the story forward while the rest put up a sorry a** performance, just doing what they think is enough. The script labours through each episode reluctantly, not sure how to stretch itself to fill it in the given quota of 6 episodes. Actors were asked to behave themselves so everyone is respectful and use only parliamentary language as if their parents were watching them whereas in real life if someone were to face those situations they won't behave like that - totally devoid of reality. Just unrealistic and totally implausible. By far the most pathetic performance was by Meenakshi Chaudhary - she should really think if she should continue acting.

After a long time we see a series made in India on a different subject and its good to watch something new on the screen. The best performer is Rasika, she leaves a mark Purab is ok, I don't think he did justice to the character. You'll love the locations where this one was shot.