(Spoilers ahead)
The wedding bells are ringing again. In a country obsessed with weddings, Zoya Akhtar-Reema Kagti's 'Made In Heaven' released in 2019 left fans wanting more.
After a four-year wait, Season 2 of 'Made in Heaven' steps onto the stage, delivering a rich and enthralling performance that has kept audiences on the edge of their seats.?
This latest offering on Amazon Prime, brought to life by a talented team including Reema Kagti, Zoya Akhtar, Alankrita Srivastava, Neeraj Ghaywan, Anil Lakhwani, and Rahul Nair, presents an immersive viewing experience that has been worth the anticipation.?
The weddings on the show are really fancy and well-shown, but the Buddhist wedding is the one that people find most touching. Fans love Episode 5 the most; it's called 'The Heart Skipped a Beat.'?
In this episode, Radhika Apte is a Dalit bride, and she asks for a Buddhist wedding instead of the usual pheras ceremony and court marriage. She even has pictures of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and Buddha there. People really like this part of the show.
Apte's character says, "Politics is everywhere."?
People are so amazed by this intense scene that they're sharing their thoughts on Twitter and can't stop thinking about it. Directed by Ghaywan, this episode is called the most impactful.?
He uses his brilliant view to let the characters' voices shine, not just the writer's or director's. He makes Apte's character talk about her political beliefs. This challenges old Brahmanical ideas and gives a strong Dalit perspective.
The second season of one of the most loved anthology series on Prime Video, crafted by Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti, features Karan Mehra and Sobhita Dhulipala as the central wedding planners.?
Their stories and those of their clients unfold amidst the opulent and extravagant settings of Indian weddings. In addition to Neeraj Ghaywan, Zoya, and Reema, the series is brought to life by the directorial talents of Alankrita Shrivastava and Nitya Mehra.