Sweet Kaaram Coffee

Phenomenal and hardcore truth shown. Indian Women play so many roles in their lives, living their entire lives for family selflessly to keep family intact. Giving up.their professional careers, goals.. yet live in a society which doesn't bother.. So well portrayed in this show thru 3 generations of women...one can only know their importance if they gone for few days.. empower them, make them independent..music by Govind is mind-blowing.. a little stretch of a possiblity but again highly recommend sit back with some coffee and snacks to watch with your family loved ones.. not the ones who don't have patience..

This is such a refreshingly heart warming and delightful essay of three generations of women , discovering new possibilities of their future while reminiscing about their own past .. the casting is perfect, the notes nuanced, scripted just right and portrayed with ease by Lakshmi, Santhy and Madhoo .. the show also points sharply towards the still prevailing attitudes of men taking the women in their life for granted and allocating compartments.. In all this is a really nice and easy watch and avery commendable effort ..there is also some soulful music blended into the narrative which lends a great atmosphere!

Excellent series. Kudos for playing classical Tamil as background scores after I'd nearly given up hope listening to what's being dished out these days in the name of music. Captivating performance and a journey through time for each of the ladies. Loved the part where the travellers converse how Indians bond as a family, I know that's what make us tick!

The series doesn't scream in your face but subtly brings out the sacrifice an Indian (even Asian) woman has to make which just appears to be a given even if it costs her identity. Witty and funny too in places with no crass humour :) Great message that a woman can make choices and still be everything she's always been!

Sweet, Kaaram and Coffee- Three generation of unification depicted in a subtle and beautiful manner - with a slow screenplay.

Self discovery, self introspection and self realization remains the core theme.

Bird in the Cage or Bird Flying in the Air?

Love or Passion? Care or For Granted? Bravery or Fear? Reliving or Restarting? It shakes and questions the age old existential thinking.

Plenty of feel good moments- from the flashback and college days to mother-son-daughter conversation to husband-wife feeling to companionship bonding. These are captured with gentle touch and also magnified. Background music is soul touching;

Lakshmi's acting is pure magic on the screen and remains the backbone. Her emotions, naughtiness and cuteness factor is so refreshing.

Madhubala (Madhoo) plays the vital role with perfection and simplicity. Her grace, innocence and various emotions are clap worthy.

Santhy Balachandran has supported really well with smooth and effortless acting.

Vamsi Krishna is the surprise element that blends so well with the story and with various characters. Kudos to him.

This web series exactly shows how life can be beautiful, and it is in your own hands to embrace and enjoy it to the fullest; Doing the right thing for other's happiness, and watching those miracles gives immense pleasure.

Enjoy this slow appetizer with a mix of sweet, kaaram and coffee along side your family as this Love saga floats in the air and touches you with beautiful chords.

This story is for generations to be told- from Baby Boomers to Generation X to Millennials to Gen Z. There is a learning along the way.

'Sweet Kaaram (Spicy in Tamil) Coffee' is a must watch series on Amazon Prime....its a story of 3 women........women across 3 generations and from the same house.....who just break out of their usual din of life and ultimately find their respective mojos / music (their reason of existence).

Albeit a little on the slower side, its a (must) binge watch with some great 'real life perspectives' on how we complicate our own lives...and how to finally LET GO of some of our own pre-conceived notions.

Great choice of cast - everyone fits their role perfectly.

Wonderful job done by all 3 directors - each episode seamlessly blends into the next - without realising that we have sat through almost 6 - 7 hours of watching.....each episode ends in such a way that it wants you to quickly start watching the next....riveting indeed.

Kudos to the entire cast and crew.