Decoupled

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..

Now this what can be called brilliant script writing and not one that plainly drags a series. Every minute of the limited series comes up with something new and refreshing. The characters are real(from today's Gurgaon), well the Gold Course road area has an amazing and crazy mad crowd which I used to love when living there! The place has only got better it seems. This series deserves an applaud for its unique characters and the storyline. Finished binge watching in two sittings over two days! Hats off to the producer, director and the lovely cast.

The content, style , screenplay is very different and engaging. It's witty and backed with natural & good acting. Me & wife saw the episodes back to back.

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!

This is....a very different show, surely different for an Indian show. And just like anything that's different from the norm, this show has also gotten people divided.

Gist of the story: The lead couple have fallen out of love but are best friends; they're gonna get a divorce but will live in the same house for the sake of their child. - This plot, in a "Curb Your Enthusiasm" kinda show.

You can already tell this isn't for everyone in the general Indian audience. You're either going to hate it because you don't get it, or because you get and it's the kinda social commentary that doesn't align with your views, or you'll find it refreshing because you've not come across shows like these on Indian Tv.

I fall into the 3rd category but that said, the show worked for me in parts, and was an overkill in other parts sometimes. I loved the chemistry between and the story about the lead, but it felt like that didn't get enough time. The show's far from perfect, but it's something new and the vitriol undeserved.

Also, it's got 8 eps, with ~28 mins each. So, it's a quick watch. Fits the tone of the content. Anything more would have been jarring.