Relationships are never simple, and these Hindi shows capture love, marriage, heartbreak and family pressure in very relatable ways. From modern couples and long-distance love to troubled marriages and second chances, these shows explore what really happens when emotions get complicated.
10 Best Hindi Shows About Marriage & Relationships on OTT
1. Made in Heaven – 2 Seasons (Prime Video)
Made in Heaven follows Tara and Karan, two wedding planners who handle grand Indian weddings while their own personal lives remain full of cracks. Across two seasons, the show uses each wedding to explore marriage, class, family pressure, betrayal, sexuality and social judgment. Behind the beautiful celebrations, it shows how relationships often carry secrets that are hidden from the outside world.
2. Little Things – 4 Seasons (Netflix)
Little Things follows Dhruv and Kavya as they grow from a young live-in couple into two adults trying to balance love, career and personal dreams. Across four seasons, their relationship goes through comfort, distance, fights, confusion and emotional maturity. The show works because it finds meaning in everyday moments instead of big dramatic twists.
3. Permanent Roommates – 3 Seasons (Prime Video)
Permanent Roommates follows Mikesh and Tanya, a couple whose long-distance relationship turns into conversations about marriage, commitment and future plans. Across three seasons, they face family expectations, career choices, personal doubts and the pressure of growing together. The show keeps the tone light but still captures the real confusion many modern couples feel before and after marriage.
4. Out of Love – 2 Seasons (JioHotstar)
Out of Love begins with Meera discovering that her husband Akarsh is cheating on her, turning her perfect marriage into a painful battle of truth and revenge. Across two seasons, the story moves from betrayal to divorce, custody, anger and emotional control. Rasika Dugal and Purab Kohli make this a gripping relationship drama about how love can turn toxic when trust breaks.
5. Decoupled (Netflix)
Decoupled follows Arya and Shruti, a married couple who decide to separate but continue dealing with each other, their daughter and the strange social world around them. The show uses humour to look at divorce, ego, parenting and the awkwardness of ending a marriage without completely leaving each other’s lives. R. Madhavan and Surveen Chawla bring sharp banter to this unusual take on modern relationships.
6. Modern Love Mumbai (Prime Video)
Modern Love Mumbai is an anthology that explores different kinds of love in the city, from romance and marriage to self-love, family bonds and emotional healing. Each story looks at people trying to connect despite loneliness, fear, age, identity or social expectations. The show is a warm pick for viewers who want relationship stories that feel urban, gentle and hopeful.
7. The Married Woman (ZEE5)
The Married Woman follows Astha, a wife and mother who begins questioning the life she has quietly accepted for years. Her meeting with Peeplika opens up feelings, desires and a sense of identity she had suppressed inside her marriage. The show explores love, duty, womanhood and emotional freedom in a sensitive relationship drama.
8. Kehne Ko Humsafar Hain – 3 Seasons (ZEE5)
Kehne Ko Humsafar Hain follows Rohit, Ananya and Poonam through an emotionally messy story of marriage, affair, separation and second chances. Across three seasons, the show looks at how one decision can change many lives and leave behind guilt, anger and unresolved love. It is a relationship drama about people who want happiness but keep hurting each other while chasing it.
9. What The Folks – 4 Seasons (YouTube)
What The Folks begins with a modern son-in-law staying with his wife’s family, turning everyday family situations into funny and emotional moments. Across four seasons, the show explores marriage, in-laws, parenting, sibling bonds and the changing idea of Indian families. It is a simple, feel-good series about how relationships become stronger when people learn to adjust with love.
10. Four Years Later (Lionsgate Play)
Four Years Later follows Sridevi and Yash, a newly married couple whose relationship is tested when Yash moves to Australia for medical training. The long distance changes both of them, and when they reunite years later, love is no longer as simple as it once felt. The show explores marriage, migration, loneliness and how people change when life pulls them in different directions.
Bonus: Taj Mahal 1989 (Netflix)
Taj Mahal 1989 is set around Lucknow University and follows different couples as they understand love, marriage and companionship in their own ways. The show moves between young romance, mature relationships and friendships that carry unspoken emotions. With its old-world setting, it offers a softer and more thoughtful look at what love meant before today’s fast-moving dating culture.
These shows prove that the best relationship stories are not only about romance, but also about trust, choices, family and the emotional work it takes to stay connected.
