‘Feels Like Ishq’ review: All you need is (not too much) love
The Hindu
Netflix’s anthology of six meet-cute stories have a few endearing moments but mostly feels sickly-sweet
Since Netflix, it seems, has vowed to release anthologies every few months, we get another one — after Lust Stories, Ghost Stories, Paava Kadhaigal, Pitta Kathalu and others — in the form of Feels Like Ishq. It is a compilation of five boy-meets-girl (plus one girl-meets-girl) stories, each lasting approximately half an hour. Unlike Lust Stories (which also dealt with relationships), the shorts in this anthology are light-hearted. The brief for the writers and filmmakers, it seems, was to come up with a “sweet love story” that would give the target audience — teens and 20-somethings — that quintessential “warm, fuzzy” feeling. .
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