Hiccups & Hookups Web Series Review: Lara Dutta & Prateik Babbar Have An Engrossing Sibling Chemistry
Hiccups & Hookups follows a recently separated single mother, her commitment-phobic/successful younger brother, and her smart but confused teenage daughter.
Available
On:
Lionsgate
Play
Duration:
30
Minutes
Language:
Hindi
Story:
Hiccups
&
Hookups
follows
a
recently
separated
single
mother,
her
commitment-phobic/successful
younger
brother,
and
her
smart
but
confused
teenage
daughter.
The
three
try
their
best
to
handle
the
ride
called
"life" with
work,
college
and
modern-day
relationships
across
different
generations.
Review:
The
comedy-drama
directed
by
Kunal
Kholi
is
a
simple
drama
about
a
complicated
family
of
three
generations
with
different
world
views
trying
to
get
through
work
and
relationships.
While
there
have
been
similar
releases
but
Hiccups
&
Hookups
puts
a
fun
outlook
on
modern
dating
and
differences
in
perspective
between
the
generations.
The
first
episode
introduces
the
audience
to
Vasudha
Rao,
played
by
Lara
Dutta
a
39-year
who
was
cheated
on
by
her
husband.
On
her
path
to
separation,
she
decides
she
too
can
move
on
and
makes
a
dating
profile
on
her
brother
(Prateik
Babbar)
Akhil
Rao's
app
Ketchup.
She
moves
in
with
her
daughter
(Shinnova)
at
Akhil's
place.
Akhil
has
his
own
issues
with
work
life
and
dating
life
which
he
can't
commit
to.
He
openly
calls
his
own
creating,
the
dating
app
sham
but
will
stop
using
it.
On
the
other
hand,
18-year-old
Kay
has
a
hard
time
taking
her
pick
of
the
lot.
She
is
a
young
college
student
close
to
her
mamu
and
mom.
Her
laidback
attitude
makes
her
the
most
relatable
of
the
bunch.
Vasu
and
Akhil
have
a
realistic
sibling
relationship
of
sweet
and
some
sour
moments,
which
keeps
the
pace
moving.
With
a
bold
topic
and
a
chill
sentiment,
Hiccups
&
Hookups
is
one
of
the
best
shows
to
explore
but
despite
the
main
characters
being
quirky
and
innocent
enough,
the
screenplay
lets
down
the
talented
cast.