Ashish Sawhny
as Director
English,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,Português,Русский,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,বাংলা,ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
The TV series The Big Day S1-S2, created by Nikita Deshpande and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on February 14, 2021 in India. The series spans 2 seasons with 4 episodes, featuring the voices of Divya Singh, Daniel Bauer, Sanjeet Raman, and Itai Reuveni. It follows the story of For six engaged couples, happily ever after begins on a spectacular note in this eye-popping look at India’s multibillion-dollar wedding industry. This is a Reality-TV, Romance series and has received a rating of 4.6/10 from 391 viewers.
Ashish Sawhny
as Director
Faraz Arif Ansari
as Director
Aakriti Mehta
as Director
Divya Singh
as Self
Daniel Bauer
as Daniel Bauer
Sanjeet Raman
as Attendee
Itai Reuveni
as Attendee
Kunwar Sood
as Self
Prerna Gupta
as Self
Sreejan Shandilya
as Self
Gayeti Singh
as (2022)
Nikita Deshpande
as Writer
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21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
The people and weddings featured were definitely interesting and the cinematography was stunning, it's such a shame that this was so poorly produced in every other aspect. First and foremost...the most egregious error...let's talk about the music. SO WRONG. Clayton Hogermeer's "I Love You Like" is a lovely song...and it's the worst possible choice for a show about big fat Indian weddings. I could've born it...just skipped the intro and watched the episode...but the sappy so-not-Indian soundtrack continues throughout each episode. I tried watching."A Family Affair" ("Collection 2")...kept waiting for the slow intro montage to end and for the episode to begin in earnest but no...it's a full 45 minutes of Shaadi montage with a jarringly western score (again, it's nice music, but it's so out of tune with what you're watching...how on earth did everyone involved in this production agree that this was the way to go?) I'm so bummed, would've really loved to watch and enjoy the beautiful footage and some lengthier interviews (as opposed to a stream of snippets set to sappy songs) but I just couldn't take another minute.
How long Netflix will be milking the same cow? It is just reshooting of old .. nothing exciting to watch again.
This has to be on of the most pathetic shows that I ever watched on OTT platform.
Pretentious, show offs rich people spending absurd amount of money on lavish weddings which makes no sense. I would have loved if they had shown a contrast of how a poor and an average Indian family gets married along with these rich snobs.
Alright. I'll have a destination wedding but Netflix's chosen a path which rarely happens in a middle class life. It's shame that #Netflix have decided to air. Likewause Sima The Big Wedding Day you can't come up with this.
Boring! Monotonous and slow, the stories being told do not grasp the viewer.
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