Pihu, Shagun and Meera take us into their lives in ‘Triple Scoop’ where each of them battles their own obstacles pertaining to their respective romantic relationships.
If, on the one hand, Shagun feels immense parental pressure to meet boys for an arranged marriage, Pihu and Meera find themselves located in relationships where there is very little space for their own individual selves and identities. As the three girls navigate the complexities of these equations, the narrative makes a zealous endeavor to present all of this to you.
Though a little young in its voice, and marked by limited resources in terms of sound and visuals, the storytelling exhibits potential. It is marked by sincerity of its actors, as well as earnest attempts of weaving the chemistry that they bring to life on screen. In future, it is a welcome prospect to see more creative endeavors of the young team.
Read LessIf, on the one hand, Shagun feels immense parental pressure to meet boys for an arranged marriage, Pihu and Meera find themselves located in relationships where there is very little space for their own individual selves and identities. As the three girls navigate the complexities of these equations, the narrative makes a zealous endeavor to present all of this to you.
Though a little young in its voice, and marked by limited resources in terms of sound and visuals, the storytelling exhibits potential. It is marked by sincerity of its actors, as well as earnest attempts of weaving the chemistry that they bring to life on screen. In future, it is a welcome prospect to see more creative endeavors of the young team.
