Aryan and Meera Episode 3 Review: Sweet, Sweet Adverts

Aryan and Meera is a rom-com series exclusively premiering on Netflix’s YouTube channel. Directed by Tapasvi Mehta and starring Taaruk Raina and Zayn Marie Khan, Aryan and Meera episode 3 is around 15 minutes long.

As Netflix puts it, Aryan and Meera episode 3 description reads:

A little misunderstanding on Aryan’s part sparks a more than little fight between the couple. Words are said, and Silences are held. Meera with the counsel of her friends, decides to make it up to Aryan with a Grand Gesture. What is it? Does it work? Watch Episode 3 of Aryan & Meera to find out!

– Aryan and Meera episode 3 review does not contain spoilers –

I think I have had it with Netflix’s blatant advertisement of its shows through Aryan and Meera. Aryan and Meera episode 3 starts with the pair watching Money Heist. A fight ensues and some silliness follows.

Now, we all know that it’s annoying when your live-in boyfriend watches your favourite show without you. However, the grand gesture is so in-your-face regarding the advertisement to watch Money Heist that it’s shameful. I think we’ve all realized that this series was created just to create an easy way to get people to subscribe to the streaming platform.

Also Read: Money Heist Season 5 Vol 1 Review: Fight Till You Die!

However, Taaruk Raina and Zayn Marie Khan are just so cute that you can’t help but smile watching them fighting over silly things. Is it relatable? It is – fights like these are too common in relationships. But if the series wasn’t so hell-bent on making its non-paying customers get a taste of the goodness behind the paywall then it really would’ve been sweeter to watch.

Also Read: Netflix’s Into the Night Season 2 Review: Does Not Stick

Summing up: Aryan and Meera episode 3

Aryan and Meera episode 3 isn’t the worst. Actually, it’s quite relatable. However, the ads. The damn ads are what really bring it down a notch or two. The leads, however, are so adorable. Raina, especially, is my favourite. I would love to watch him do more and with Mismatched season 2 on the way, I think good things are to be expected.

Aryan & Meera is streaming on Netflix India YouTube.

Also Read: A Faraway Land (2020) Review: Love at First Sight and Stuff

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Aryan and Meera episode 3 is sweetly relatable but the Netflix ads are a pain in the neck.
Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta, a writer for over seven years, is an Engineering graduate with a Master’s degree in Mass Communication. She enjoys watching horror movies and TV shows, Korean content, and anything that thrills and excites her.

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Aryan and Meera episode 3 is sweetly relatable but the Netflix ads are a pain in the neck.Aryan and Meera Episode 3 Review: Sweet, Sweet Adverts