Wedding Season

This film is just pure fun: Silliness, tropes to warm the soul, lots of stereotypes (who doesn't love them), great music with just a touch of serious - an uplift on a dull day!

The actors are great, super good looking! The outfits were absolutely amazing! My favourite will always he seeing people on the screen who look exactly like me.

However the script is...REALLY NOT GREAT. The actors did what they could with it. Its not so much the cheese factor its more the storyline and the fact that these two dont have a-lot of interaction on screen with good, smart and funny back and forth dialogue. Its all very surface. They of course tried to make it deep with Ashas presentation...but it felt like a try hard. Im okay with cliche! Im used to cliche...but just wish our two leads had more snappy dialogue.

I give rom coms that can hold it together a 6 or 7. But this movie got some genuine chuckles out of me. The actors had good comic timing, even though the story was predictable. However, I really enjoyed that the movie includes how love can be between people of different religions and backgrounds and the acceptance of it without being heavy handed.

Being of 1st generation Indian background I could relate to the struggles that the kids were having. It was funny to see how the parents were reacting. I wish my parents would have been this nice. It was tough but they have come around now.

We all knew that Ravi and Asha would get together at the end from their first meeting. What we did not know was the the trials and tribulations they would have to go through in order to make that happen.

Their pretend dating was similar to the story line in the 1st season of Bridgerton with Dapne and Simon.

Overall a good movie. I sometimes wonder those who don't like a show if they actually watch it to the very end.

It started off good but then it just got too predictable and the script is super cheesy. Acting is ok. Parents were annoying however stereotyped all the way. Nothing else to watch? Sure, why not Wedding Season. It's an escape from reality.