Netflix is getting ready to roll out a new romantic comedy titled “Wedding Season.” The newest addition to the canon of summertime romantic comedies, Wedding Season, centers on the time of year when it seems like everyone is getting married, and it follows an odd couple as they attempt to negotiate this awkward period together.
As a result, Wedding Season chronicles the tale of Asha and Ravi, who are under intense family pressure to find a partner so they can have their own lavish weddings.
Tom Dey, who previously directed Failure to Launch, helmed this movie, which featured Suraj Sharma from Life of Pis and was based on a screenplay written by Shiwani Srivastava.
Continue reading if you’re interested in finding out what’s happening with the production and when it’ll be accessible to watch; in the meanwhile, here’s everything you need to know about Wedding Season before it premieres on Netflix in August.
Release Date For Wedding Season
The premiere of Wedding Season is scheduled to take place on August 4, 2022, across the world on Netflix. It won’t likely be released in theaters. According to its official information page on IMDb, the romantic comedy about a friend who falls for a stranger is 1 hour and 38 minutes long.
Major Casts And Characters
Below is an illustration of the movie’s main cast members and the characters they play.
- Pallavi Sharda in the role of Asha
- Suraj Sharma in the role of Ravi
- Arianna Afsar in the role of Priya
- Ruth Goodwin in the role of Tina
- Veena Sood in the role of Suneeta
- Sean Kleier in the role of Nick
- Damian Thompson in the role of James
- Julius Cho in the role of Yoshi
- Manoj Sood in the role of Dinesh
- Sonia Dhillon Tully in the role of Veena
Wedding Season Plotline
Set against the backdrop of wedding planning, invites, and socializing, the movie will explore what happens when two individuals who stage a romance actually end up falling in love with each other and are unable to conceal their true feelings.
Asha Maurya, an Indian American, is the main character of the novel and is under parental pressure to find a husband and settle down. Her mother creates a dating profile for her daughter and sets up dates without telling her since she is so determined for this to happen for her. It doesn’t sound like a fantastic narrative to tell the kids about a meet-cute.
When Asha asks the matriarch to delete the dating profile, the matriarch agrees—but only if she meets a man called Ravi, and the two of them attend some weddings. Asha’s parents have been organizing a dinner with a few of the boys they want their daughter to marry. Therefore, Asha will have to take drastic measures to get her off her back.
Asha is (likely) a workaholic; in fact, her boss thought it was terrific that he had grabbed her away from Wall Street. Even at weddings, she brings her laptop so she can complete her work. An “MIT genius,” Ravi is “taking a sabbatical from his career” and relishing the time and happiness it’s giving him. The timing of their meeting could not be worse. However, they discover a mutually advantageous relationship by acting like they are dating and going to weddings.
The lines start to blur, though, and before long, they’re madly in love with one other, just as their parents had hoped. This is typical of any phony dating scenario in the annals of romantic comedies. Will it ultimately work out for them despite the vast differences in their lifestyles? Who will fall first? The answers to these questions may be predictable to viewers, but the event isn’t ended until the officiant declares it so.
The fact that Asha’s parents are attempting to introduce her to an Indian suitor when her sister Priya chose to wed a white man does strike one as a little weird. Maybe it’s because Asha hasn’t tried to find love on her own, and her parents only know how to do it for her in that way.
Trailer
Yes, a teaser for the upcoming romance drama Wedding Season has been published, and in it, you can get a sneak peek at what you can anticipate from the show. In the trailer, we are introduced to both of the lead characters and learn more about who they are as individuals.
We find out that Asha’s mother has been trying to set up dates for her daughter behind her back. It is during one of these encounters that Asha ends up talking to Ravi, and the two of them find out that they have extremely different schedules.
Ravi has taken a sabbatical from work and is much freer than Asha, who has a demanding job and little free time. You can watch the clip below to see how the two begin pretending to be a couple in order to appease wedding guests.
