Season Structure (9 episodes — one wedding per episode + arcs)
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The creation of Made in Heaven was as innovative as the show itself. Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti conceived the idea in 2016 after attending a series of extravagant weddings in Delhi, where they observed the immense pressure and drama behind the scenes. To bring the series to life, they adopted a Western television model, employing a "showrunner" (Nitya Mehra) to oversee the entire production and a writers' room to ensure a consistent tone across all nine episodes—a relatively new and ambitious approach for Indian television at the time.
A woman from a middle-class background who climbed her way into Delhi's high society by marrying industrialist Adil Khanna (Jim Sarbh). Tara is a fascinating study in ambition; she is fiercely capable yet haunted by the imposter syndrome and moral compromises that paved her path to luxury.
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Set against the backdrop of upscale Delhi, Made in Heaven follows the lives of two wedding planners, (Sobhita Dhulipala) and Karan Saxena (Arjun Mathur). Together, they run a boutique agency named "Made in Heaven." While their job is to orchestrate the "happiest day" of their clients' lives, the show explores how the business of marriage is often anything but happy.
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