Raat Jawan Hai

It's a refreshing, slice-of-life dramedy that hits close to home, especially if you're into stories about friendship, growing up, and navigating life's curveballs. Barun Sobti, Priya Bapat, and Anjali Anand have great chemistry-their dynamic feels genuine and relatable. The show does a great job blending humor with emotional depth, without getting too heavy.

What really works is its grounded storytelling-it doesn't try too hard to be flashy. The nostalgia, the late-night convos, and the subtle life lessons make it feel real and warm, like catching up with old friends over chai at midnight.

If you enjoy character-driven stories with heart and humor, Raat Jawaan Hai is definitely worth a binge.

A Heartwarming Glimpse into Everyday Life This series is a delightful surprise, offering a refreshing take on the mundane aspects of our daily lives.

The characters are all relatable, also hilarious at times and because of which you connect to their lives and feelings. Every aspect of their life is beautifully portrayed.

The direction is great, the skilful handling of the narrative keeps the audience engaged.

Barun Sobti is surely a missed opportunity for the big screens. He is charming, amazing at his work, transitions into his characters so easily!

A must-watch for anyone seeking a heartwarming and uplifting viewing experience.

This is one of the most fun, lighthearted, shows that you'll watch this entire year. The show follows the journey of 3 people who've been friends since their childhood and have their own separate lives now, trying to juggle parenting, work, friendship and marriage at the same time.

Parents with babies/young kids will relate on a whole different level. There's also a whole for people who've got a handful of friends they are tight with. The show also effortlessly comments on class, tradition, society, patriarchy x matriarchy, and so much more.

There's a lot going on in this show but it doesn't feel like it. The dialogues (and the dialogue delivery) range from chuckle-worthy to hilarious.

I ended up running this in the background and you can too, but you're likely gonna enjoy this more if you pay attention. Don't miss this one.

Really liked the story line and the idea of three friends sharing their journey of parenthood. In the ad, once I saw the cast and a couple of scenes as ads, I was hooked by the idea of ," Raat Jawan Hai". Also saw great reviews here on IMDB.

Also, I am a big fan of 2 out of the 3 leads. Priya Bapat in City of joy was just fantastic! Mr Sobti is usually great.

Had really good hopes of this series since I am a mother of a toddler too, I thought this would be relatable .

But this pace was pretty ho-hum. I could not watch more than 2 episodes. There were few chuckle worthy scenes, but few and far in between.

The reviews are fairly misleading.

Raat Jawaan Hai brings a breath of fresh air amidst serious dramas, focusing on three childhood friends who navigate parenthood with humor and heart. Each episode tackles relatable challenges faced by young parents in urban life, making the series feel like a slice of reality.

The show's charm lies in its writing and cast. Barun Sobti's humor, Anjali Anand's sass, and Priya Bapat's innocence blend perfectly, while Sumeet Vyas's direction shines, giving depth to the story. The writing captures everyday struggles with authenticity, and the chemistry among the leads keeps it engaging.

My takeaway? Going in without expectations, I found the light, humorous approach and stellar cast work a delight. If you're looking for a binge-worthy, feel-good series, Raat Jawaan Hai is a gem worth watching.