Ruhani is a delight to watch, even when she’s exasperated at how her husband is behaving. His character is rooted and realistic while the length of the episode doesn’t really give you enough time to explore what’s plaguing the young couple.

Sathyaraj really elevates the material he’s given and brings a smile to your face. The conversations revolving around a woman’s agency feel cliché and while you might connect to the characters, the segment doesn’t really leave you feeling much. As good as Varsha and Ashwin are, they can only do so much to add to the flat material that doesn’t showcase anything novel. Will this person from his past be the key to Anjana finally understanding Ajay?Īll the stories in the anthology seem really interesting on paper but the result is a mixed bag that sometimes works, sometimes doesn’t. One fateful day, she finds herself in the company of his ex-girlfriend Kiran (Sunainaa). The final segment in this anthology, Ex-Girl Friend, tells the story of Anjana (Sanchitha Poonacha), frustrated with her stoic husband Ajay (Govind Padmasoorya) who’d rather take her on expensive dates than express his feelings. The two get talking about love, romance and everything in between. He doesn’t know who she is and she revels in the anonymity, even if for a few hours. Dr Aman (Shiva Kandukuri) offers a lift to popular actress Shalini (Adah Sharma) on a rainy night.

Star Struck plays out like a fairy tale romance. While sceptical about her at first, she finds out they just might have more in common than their love for animals and her son. In L(aw)ove sees Padma (Rohini) on a mission to find out more about Pooja (Aakanksha Singh), the girl her son Siddhu (Deekshith Shetty) is apparently dating.

The former might have a lot to teach the latter, especially when it comes to her relationship with her husband Jay (Raja Chembolu). Old is Gold tells the tale of an old man, Mohan Rao (Sathyaraj), keeping a young woman, Saroja (Ruhani Sharma), company as they wait in a long line at the consulate. He might look sweet and be chivalrous but she’s wary of anyone who seems too good to be true. An independent Swati (Varsha Bollamma) is forced by her mother to meet ‘dude no 11’ aka Abhi (Ashwin Kumar) for dinner. Meet the Boy is your typical pelli choopulu story. While sometimes the solution lies in looking forward, it’s not always a bad thing to look back, the series seems to say. Modern relationships bring with them a set of challenges both old and new. The term ‘meet cute’ is often used to describe ‘an amusing or charming first encounter between two characters that leads to the development of a romantic relationship between them’. Review: Deepthi Ghanta, actor Nani’s sister and producer, turns director with the series Meet Cute that explores love. Story: What is love? Is it having to compromise or having trust? More than that, is it all about having respect and being empathetic? Five stories explore the meaning behind the emotion.

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