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Decoupled Web Series Review: A series which is both interesting and boring simultaneously


India's favourite chocolate boy Madhavan or as we know him Maddy is back with Punjabi cinema's famous heroine Surveen Chawla for a web series called Decoupled. The series is already streaming on Netflix and offers an interesting insight into the lives of modern couples.

The story does not show how celebrity author Arya Iyer and finance manager Shruti Sharma Iyer meet and fall in love. The narrative starts with the couple fighting in the car when the husband is going to the airport which sets the tone for all the other episodes.

The series has both the elements of marriage politics as well as humour. The show is quite relatable with the common audiences as it shows how couples behave after marriage and the silly reasons at times that leads to their separation. 

The web series also shows how social media can negatively influence people's lives. It also shows differences between well-developed flats of Delhi, Noida and Gurugram and smaller houses of Mumbai. 

Madhavan and Surveen Chawla ace in their roles as husband and ex-wife and Chetan Bhagat plays himself and often competes with Madhavan's character Arya. All the other cast members play their roles perfectly. 

The locations, background music, production and cinematography among other things are really good and add to the series. Overall, the series is a good watch. 

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