Half Love Half Arranged Season 1 Review, From Heartbreak to Arranged Dates

Looking for a rom-com that tackles the realities of modern love (and maybe your auntie’s constant nagging about marriage)? Look no further than “Half Love Half Arranged,” a delightful series that’s perfect for a weekend binge-watch.

Table of Contents

Story

The show revolves around Riya Tanwar (Maanvi Gagroo), a type-A gynaecologist who seems to have her life perfectly planned. But when her first love goes bust, Riya takes a leap of faith and enters the world of arranged marriages. The series follows her hilarious (and sometimes frustrating) encounters with potential suitors, all while navigating societal expectations and her own blossoming doubts.

Cast

CastCharacter
Maanvi GagrooRiya Tanwar
Karan WahiJogi Hooda
Supriya ShuklaRiya’s Mother
Grusha KapoorRiya’s Sister
Amit Singh ThakurRiya’s Father
Pulkit MakolArf Iqbal (Riya’s Friend)
Shruti JollyTanvi (Riya’s Friend)
Simarpreet Singh (Director)
Shruti Bhardwaj (Writer)

Review

“Half Love Half Arranged” shines because of its relatable characters and witty dialogue. Maanvi Gagroo is a revelation as Riya, perfectly capturing the frustration and uncertainty that comes with navigating the choppy waters of arranged marriages. Karan Wahi delivers a charming performance as Jogi Hooda, a potential suitor who adds an interesting twist to the narrative.

Riya’s friends, Arf and Tanvi, played by Pulkit Makol and Shruti Jolly, are the real MVPs. Their hilarious banter and unwavering support for Riya add a heartwarming layer to the story. Even the supporting cast, including Riya’s slightly overbearing family, adds just the right amount of humor and emotional depth.

Verdict

“Half Love Half Arranged” doesn’t shy away from the complexities of modern dating, especially within the context of arranged marriages. The show is funny, relatable, and leaves you rooting for Riya to find her happily ever after (whatever that might look like for her). So, grab some popcorn, settle in, and get ready to laugh along as Riya navigates the world of awkward dates and arranged meetings.

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