Wedding Season

Wedding Season is your run-of-the-mill romantic comedy, abound with fun tropes and cheesy dialogues, with one main difference — its protagonists are Indian ...

However, the dramatics fall under the usual rom-com tropes and these flaws are not deal breakers. Obviously, things aren’t that easy, as Asha’s insecurities from a previous relationship and secrets from Ravi’s past come to the fore. The two have a palpable chemistry that is sweet and endearing. Towards the end, we even see Asha’s become a little closer to her roots. Wedding Season is your run-of-the-mill romantic comedy, abound with fun tropes and cheesy dialogues, with one main difference — its protagonists are Indian American. This delightful love story shows how the same story can be markedly different when told from the perspective of a different race or culture. Like with most media related to India, the colours are vibrant but easy on the eyes.

Who's who in the Wedding Season cast · Pallavi Sharda as Asha · Suraj Sharma as Ravi · Arianna Afsar as Priya · Sean Kleier as Nick · Veena Sood as Suneeta · Rizwan ...

Grace is a digital writer with WhatToWatch.com, where she writes series guides for must-watch shows and the latest TV news. However, things turn around by the end of the movie. Suraj Sharma plays Ravi, who hesitantly agrees to Asha's game of pretend. However, they soon realize that their fake feelings towards each other have become genuine. To get her unrelenting parents off her back, she comes up with a plan to pretend to date Ravi (Suraj Sharma) during the wedding season. In a bid to get their parents off their backs, the mismatched pair pretend to date during the wedding season.

To get her parents off of her back, she makes a deal with them: she'll meet one last boy named Ravi (Suraj Sharma) and go to all of the season's weddings in ...

It reminded me of my parents, who often worry about the unknown — especially when it comes to their kids’ careers — but are undeniably our biggest cheerleaders at the end of the day. The third act of the film is especially heartwarming in terms of the parental acceptance that both Asha and Ravi receive. Both sets of parents have moments of finally understanding their children and sharing their happiness in the fact that they are still thriving despite it all. Memorable Dialogue: After the couple inevitably has a falling out, Asha finds solace in an unlikely place: her overbearing mother. To get her parents off of her back, she makes a deal with them: she’ll meet one last boy named Ravi (Suraj Sharma) and go to all of the season’s weddings in exchange for them deleting her dating profile. The Gist: Asha (Pallavi Sharda) is a perennially single workaholic who has no interest in settling down just yet, though her more traditional Indian parents worry about her prospects as she gets older.

Asha – Pallavi Sharda · Ravi – Suraj Sharma · Priya – Arianna Afsar · Nick – Sean Kleier · Suneeta – Veena Sood · Vijay – Rizwan Manji · Veena – Sonia Dhillon Tully.

Arianna is most well known for competing on American Idol in 2009 and was one of the final 36 contestants. He’s perhaps best well known for his roles in Schitt’s Creek, Outsourced, Perfect Harmony, Atypical and Peacemaker. Suraj is most well known for his breakout role as Pi in the 2012 film Life of Pi, for which he earned a BAFTA Rising Star Award nomination. Wedding Season is available on Netflix now. The characters are pretty one dimensional, the scenery is stunning, and you know exactly how the film is going to end and yet you still watch it anyway. In the last few years there’s been A Perfect Pairing, Falling Inn Love, and now we have the newest one – Wedding Season.

To appease their moms, a pair of Indian American entrepreneurs pretend at romance over a spate of nuptials in this soulless romantic comedy on Netflix.

Bland montages trace the arc of these reluctant suitors, and although Sharda and Sharma are appealing performers, their relations lack surprise and soul. The story begins when two mothers, impatient for their grown children to find mates, stage coups over their online dating profiles. While neither likely informed the creation of this Netflix trifle directed by Tom Dey (“Failure to Launch”), these narrative echoes in tandem with a host of other clichés give the impression that the movie was composed by a trends-tracking algorithm.

The film is the latest in a long list of Netflix's summer romance movies which has included Persuasion. Purple Hearts, Love and Gelato, and Hello, Goodbye, and ...

What song from the Wedding Season soundtrack is your favorite? But if you’re watching Wedding Season and wondering what the songs are playing in the background, you don’t have to do an intense Google search or use your Shazam app. Wedding Season was released on Thursday, Aug 4, and is Netflix’s newest addition to their rom-com lineup.

Wedding Season is a vibrant Netflix romcom set within the Indian American community that centers around Asha (Pallavi Sharda) and Ravi (Suraj Sharma). Tired of ...

Asha and Ravi do end up together at the end of Wedding Season, however, their wedding is never shown. Grace is a digital writer with WhatToWatch.com, where she writes series guides for must-watch shows and the latest TV news. Does Asha move to London? Instead, we’re giving a montage of their new life together and blossoming relationship. After all he is a renowned international DJ! Soon enough, they find themselves unexpectedly falling for each other.

Wedding Season on Netflix is a romantic comedy that proves we can't get enough of the fake dating trope.

From The Perfect Date in 2019 to Purple Hearts, released on Netflix just last week, there’s no shortage of pretend relationships on Netflix. And now, the latest entry, Wedding Season, will remind audiences why they just can’t get enough. It’s starting to interfere with her girl bossing, so, to get her mom off her back, she agrees to go on a date with an MIT grad named Ravi (played by Life of Pi star Suraj Sharma). They don’t exactly get along, but the rumor of their date spreads fast in the gossiping Indian-American community. Pretend relationships, aka fake dating, have long been a favorite trope of the romantic comedy genre, from movies like The Proposal to While You Were Sleeping. You know how it goes: Two people who are not dating, and supposedly not interested in dating, agree to pretend to be dating for vague plot reasons.

Wedding Season star Pallavi Sharda spoke to POPSUGAR about choreographing that epic dance scene at the end of the rom-com.

"The spirit of the cast came together," Sharda recalls. Sharma adds, "In front of the camera, everybody is wilding out. Sharma adds: "There were people in the cast who really just wanted to do a Bollywood dance because they were South Asian, but they'd never gotten to do it . . . And so, you had people, like [actor] Manoj [Sood], for example. The dance was a meaningful experience for not only Sharda and Sharma, but for the rest of the cast as well. Because filming took place during the COVID-19 shutdown, Sharda says the cast had to practice over Zoom. "It was just a perfect way to pep everyone up and to make sure we met every day, despite the fact that we were all re-quarantining," she explains. Sharda says Sood sent her an email the day after their park rehearsal saying he "wanted to go home and practice dance and make it a part of his life."