Because love's hard; bohot hard
Updated On: 06 November, 2019 07:33 AM IST | Mumbai | Mayank Shekhar
Easy (on Netflix) and Modern Love (that recently dropped on Amazon) have replaced rom/romcom with realism forever.

Easy (right) is a series of short stories dealing with love, or the loss/lack of it, in relatable environments, while Modern Love (left) is based on personal essays from The New York Times under the column of the same name. Pic/Instagram
You have to see it (as I did) to believe the sort of frenzied, fanboy worship Charlie Brooker, writer-showrunner of Black Mirror inspires at a place like the (New York) Comic Con, which is usually Mecca for Marvel bhakts (going mad).
And yet, Black Mirror (on Netflix) is the kind of show that whenever I recommend it to friends, invites a uniform response: 'No, no, looking for something light (to watch) yaar, tonight'. It might be a series admired by absolutely everyone. But dedicatedly watched by only a few among the same lot.
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