Love Storiyaan

The protagonists' unwavering determination to pursue love in the face of adversity serves as a powerful reminder of the resilience of the human spirit. Their courage in confronting societal norms and familial expectations inspires me to reassess my own beliefs and convictions, encouraging me to follow my heart despite the obstacles that may stand in my way.

Moreover, witnessing the characters' emotional vulnerability and authenticity fosters a sense of connection and empathy within me. It reminds me that it's okay to be vulnerable, to acknowledge my fears and insecurities, and to seek support from those around me.

The episode's visual beauty and emotive storytelling leave a lasting impression, stirring a range of emotions and igniting a newfound sense of hope and determination within me. It reinforces the belief that love, though fraught with challenges, is worth fighting for, and that true happiness lies in embracing one's authentic self and pursuing what sets the soul on fire.

In essence, "Raah Sangarsh Ki" serves as a poignant reminder of the transformative power of love and the resilience of the human spirit. It inspires me to embrace life's challenges with courage and to never lose sight of the true desires of the heart.

All that I could wish more from the series was to have longer episodes as it felt empty as it finishes off so soon leaving us wanting more.

Each of the six stories in this series delicately touched various corners of my heart, leaving me yearning for more. While I wished the stories were a bit longer, I found myself wishing all the characters a happy, healthy, and prosperous life. This captivating series renewed my hope in love, leaving me eager for its continuation.

After each episode concluded, tears were shed as I found myself fully immersed in the lives of the characters, experiencing their myriad moments as if I were a part of their family. The raw storytelling had such a powerful impact and conveyed such a profound message that any flaws in the filmmaking process became inconsequential.

Thank you.

Dropped appropriately on February 14, Valentine's Day. Though every day would be a celebration of love.

Love Storiyaan is a celebration. No big stars or celebrities. But with something bigger - real people with their love stories; eventually triumphing against all odds. Like the TV series Modern Love, it's about relationships, love and human connections. But I found it more lovable and delightful.

6 episodes. 6 stories. Each one handled brilliantly by some of the finest directors - Hardik Mehta, Rahul Badwelkar, Vivek Soni, Shazia Iqbal, Akshay Indikar, Archana Phadke and Collin d'Cunha.

Very enjoyable, well formatted and constructed. With just the right amount of smiles and heart-warming stories. Each one could've been a full length feature film. But then the spontaneity and genuineness would get lost.

I love the way the individual characters are allowed to speak in the language they are comfortable in.

It's like a 'full course fine dining' of TV series. The dishes may be small but they are packed with flavours to satisfy the senses.

Each love story is special and different. If you have experienced a fair bit of life you will identify with the characters. And you will have a number of knowing smiles and nods as the characters navigate through the difficult waters of love.

The way some person enjoys the music of Elvis while another is a fan of The Doors, likewise everyone will have their favorites. My advice would be to just immerse yourself in the stories and not compare the different episodes.

There are moments in each episode that I will carry with me forever.

Special shoutout to the producers Karan Johar, Apoorva Mehta and Somen Mishra.

Love storiyaan is a romantic documentary series directed by six different directors.

If I write in short, then only one story was absolute best according to me. Homecoming, i.e the third segment was the most heartfelt, a romance tested by changing times and revolution. The attachment to one's roots and home is so wonderfully established in this segment. Some other segments were good too, for eg love on air and raah sangharsh ki. Others were strictly average, their storytelling bogged down by fictional characters simulating the real ones. The scenes become loud many a times and really sour the taste. If you plan to watch some storues from this series, make sure it is homecoming, love on air and raah sangharsh ki.