Little Things
2016
Original language: Hindi
- drama
- comedy
The story
A cohabiting couple in their 20s navigate the ups and downs of work, modern-day relationships and finding themselves in contemporary Bengaluru.
What it’s like
Soft, sunlit apartment scenes with warm natural light through open windows and a loose handheld intimacy that makes the rooms feel lived in, plus the bright clatter of Bengaluru streets: autorickshaws, cafés, traffic hum. The palette runs warm and unfussy, with cushions, kitchen clutter and cozy domestic textures, and the score is light and breezy, mostly guitar-led pop with little dramatic swelling. Its vibe is warm, funny, low-stakes and quietly tender, the kind of show that suits a lazy weekend morning, a comfort rewatch, or an easy evening after work. Episodes are short and conversational, with comic timing that leans on everyday awkwardness rather than big set pieces, and the emotional arc follows two young people slowly working out how to stay close while figuring out their careers and selves. Intensity is minimal: no violence or gore, a few adult situations and frank talk about sex and dating, but nothing harsh. It is for viewers who want relatable, gentle comedy about modern urban relationships without heavy drama.
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