Never Have I Ever Season 2 Review: Devi turns out to be wittier and intelligent

Netflix’s popular American drama series Never Have I Ever is back with a bang with its Season 2. It seems to be following the trajectory of hit comedies like The Office and Parks and Recreation.
Never Have I Ever Season 2 Review: Devi turns out to be wittier and intelligent
Never Have I Ever Season 2 Review: Devi turns out to be wittier and intelligent
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As the first season of the show received immense love andappreciation from the audience as well as the critics, the makers recentlydropped in the trailer of NeverHave I Ever Season 2 and escalated the curiosity of thefans. The NeverHave I Ever series, for those unaware, is based on the childhood of MindyKaling, the creator of the show.

The last episode of season 1 shows a lovetriangle between Devi (played by Maitreyi Ramakrishnan), her best friend Ben(Jaren Lewison) and long-time crush Paxtor (Darren Barnet). The show has been directed by Kabir Akhtar,while Lang Fisher and Mindy Kaling are the creators of Never Have I Ever series. In Season 2 the show has really bloomed.

Never Have IEver is not like any another show about a teenage girl figuring out whoshe is; it’s about a teenage girl discovering how much she already impacts theworld. In Never Have I Ever’s most affecting moments, Devi doesn’tchange in any meaningful way. She still feels things deeply. She just slowsdown enough to realize how powerful she is.

Thereis one thing Never Have I Ever gets right: representation. Right fromthe main characters to the supporting cast, everyone brings a differentbackground and ethnicity to the table, and the best part is that they are notjust limited to these roles.

Thisis not like any ordinary drama. It has beautiful essence of true friendship;bonding between mother Nalini and Devi; cherishing sweet memories of Devi’sfather. This teen comedy deserves to run and run.  

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