2024 wrapped up with a bang in the entertainment world! December brought us two hot topics: Mismatched Season 3, which left fans wishing for a plot twist instead of just an ending, and Cupla Tuya, a drama-romance movie that proves making sense is totally overrated. <Spoliers Ahead>
December 2024 gave us two drastically different ways to spend our screen time: the return of Dimple and Rishi in Mismatched Season 3 and the all-new emotional rollercoaster, Your Fault 2024. One promised us love, heartbreak, and maybe closure, while the other took us on a wild ride of drama that might leave you questioning your own life choices (or at least your viewing choices).
Are these binge-worthy or not? Well, it depends. If you’re looking for a deep dive into love’s complexities with a side of unresolved endings, Mismatched is ready to stir your emotions. On the other hand, if logic and realism are on a coffee break for you, Your Fault delivers just the right amount of over-the-top drama to keep things spicy.
Mismatched Season 3: The Chemistry We Love, the Ending We Didn’t
Ah, Rishi and Dimple—our favorite mismatched couple. From Season 1, where their love story began amidst coding competitions and campus chaos, to Season 2, which kept the sparks alive, fans were hooked. But Season 3? It feels like we signed up for a sweet love letter and got a breakup text instead.
This season starts with Dimple and Rishi navigating the tricky terrain of a long-distance relationship. Rishi’s living her dream at NNIT (yes, her dream), while Dimple seems to be stuck in life’s buffering zone. The season explores the realities of love when ambition, distance, and life’s curveballs come into play, giving us glimpses of a mature, albeit messy, relationship.
But here’s the kicker—after taking us through emotional highs and lows, the season wraps up with Dimple and Rishi not ending up together. Yes, you read that right. Even after an engagement, the couple calls it quits. It’s like ordering your favorite dessert and realizing halfway through that someone forgot the sugar.
Fans have been divided. Some appreciate the bold move of not giving the story a cookie-cutter happy ending, while others are left screaming, “Why, though?!” Let’s face it—Seasons 1 and 2 had us swooning with romance, laughing at the quirky moments, and crying in all the right places. Season 3? It feels like a diluted version, missing the magic that made us fall for this series in the first place.
One thing, however, is undeniably magical about Season 3—the music. From the soul-stirring Leja to the utterly heartfelt Ishq Hai, the soundtrack delivers some of the most beautiful songs of 2024. Each track feels like a love letter to the audience, perfectly complementing the rollercoaster of emotions the season takes us on.
Is it binge-worthy? If you’re invested in Dimple and Rishi’s story and can handle the heartbreak, go for it. But if you’re looking for feel-good vibes, this season might leave you a little mismatched with your expectations.
Culpa Tuya (Your Fault): Drama, Romance, and a Touch of “Wait, What?”
Ah, Culpa Tuya—a movie that makes you question everything you know about love, family, and how many plot twists one story can handle. If you thought the forbidden love trope couldn’t get any more scandalous, welcome to the world of Noah and Nick, where stepsibling romance meets rebellious teen drama and high-octane street racing.
The movie picks up from where Culpa Mía (My Fault) left us hanging. Noah and Nick are back, navigating their fiery, rule-breaking romance while dealing with parental disapproval, personal struggles, and some seriously questionable life choices. Nick, the brooding bad boy with a penchant for fast cars, and Noah, the fiercely independent yet impulsive heroine, are both unapologetically chaotic—and somehow, it works. Their chemistry sizzles, even if the logic behind their decisions sometimes feels like it’s taken a vacation.
Now, let’s talk about the plot. It’s the kind of story that keeps throwing drama at you like it’s on a mission. There are family feuds, jealousy-fueled confrontations, and intense street racing sequences that scream, “We’re not like other romance movies!” But for all its adrenaline-pumping moments, Culpa Tuya occasionally veers into the territory of “Wait, what just happened?” Subplots pop up out of nowhere and vanish just as quickly, leaving you wondering if you missed something—or everything.
And then there’s the central theme: forbidden love. Let’s not sugarcoat it—it’s messy. For some, the stepsibling romance might be a dealbreaker, while for others, it’s the guilty-pleasure drama they secretly crave. The movie doesn’t try to justify the relationship; it simply asks you to come along for the ride, seatbelt optional.
Is Culpa Tuya binge-worthy? Well, it’s a rollercoaster of emotions, questionable morals, and stunning cinematography. If you’re in the mood for a love story that’s equal parts passion and pandemonium, this is your jam. But if you’re looking for something grounded and realistic, you might want to steer clear. Either way, one thing’s for sure—Culpa Tuya isn’t here to play it safe. It’s bold, it’s messy, and it’s unapologetically dramatic. Love it or hate it, you won’t forget it.
