Produced by Zoya Akhtar Reema Kagti Prime Video , the first season of Made in Heaven
consists of nine episodes that follow Delhi-based wedding planners Tara Khanna (Sobhita Dhulipala) and Karan Mehra
(Arjun Mathur). Each episode centers on a different high-stakes wedding, peeling back the layers of tradition, class, and hypocrisy in Indian society. Episode Guide: Season 1 Made In Heaven - Season 1 - Prime Video
Made in Heaven (Season 1) follows Delhi wedding planners Tara Khanna and Karan Mehra as they navigate the complexities of high-society Indian weddings. The season consists of 9 episodes, often rated highly for their sharp commentary on social hypocrisy and personal drama. Season 1 Episodes Overview # IMDb Rating Key Conflict All That Glitters is Gold
A journalist's past secrets threaten a massive business-merger wedding. Star Struck Lovers
A bride's obsession with a Bollywood star leads to an affair on her wedding eve. It’s Never Too Late
A 60-year-old widow faces backlash from her children for remarrying. The Price of Love made in heaven season 1 all episodes top
A bride fights against her in-laws' sudden demand for a dowry. A Marriage of Convenience
A small-town girl wins a contest to marry an NRI, only to find him impotent. Something Old, Something New
A highly educated bride must grapple with being a "manglik" and marrying a tree. A Royal Affair
A royal wedding is disrupted by the sexual assault of a staff member. Pride and Bridezilla
A bride's quest for fame pushes her father into crippling debt. The Great Escape
A political alliance wedding forces Tara and Karan to choose between principles and business. Highest Rated Episodes Produced by Zoya Akhtar Reema Kagti Prime Video
According to IMDb user ratings, the standout episodes of the season include:
"The Price of Love" (S1E4): Often cited as the top episode (8.5/10), it features a powerful stand against dowry by the character Priyanka Mishra.
"The Great Escape" (S1E9): The season finale is praised for resolving the main characters' arcs while dealing with a high-stakes political marriage.
"Something Old, Something New" (S1E6): A fan favorite for its exploration of superstition versus modern education.
The series is available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video.
We have ranked these episodes based on writing, emotional impact, social commentary, and re-watchability. Tara’s social-climbing marriage to Adil
The seventh episode is a grand affair as Taksh and Karan plan a royal wedding for a prince. However, things get complicated when they realize that the prince's family is not what it seems.
Director: Zoya Akhtar & Reema Kagti
The Wedding: A wealthy Delhi socialite’s daughter marries a NRI. The groom is having an affair with his ex (a man).
Why It’s Essential:
The pilot sets the tone perfectly—glamorous, cynical, and emotionally sharp. It introduces the two protagonists’ backstories:
Jaspreet (Mickey Contractor), a hair stylist from a low caste, wants to marry a rich hotel heiress. The groom’s family is horrific about his background.
Why it’s #6:
Verdict: Good social commentary, mediocre romance.
In this episode, Taksh and Karan plan a lavish wedding for a wealthy businessman's daughter. However, they soon discover that the bride-to-be has a tragic past that threatens to derail the entire event.