Okay, we need to talk about Single Papa  because the timeline is currently spiraling over Gaurav Gehlot’s chaotic parenting skills. But while everyone is debating whether a "man-child" should be allowed to adopt a baby he found in a carton, I’m looking at something else: the bag. Let’s be real Netflix didn't drop this on December 12 just for the "family emotions." They dropped it because the cast list is stacked. But here is the tea: in the hierarchy of getting paid, the math

So, you binged all six episodes of Single Papa  in one sitting, ignored your own actual responsibilities, and now you’re frantically Googling "Season 2 release date" like an ex stalking a profile? (It’s okay, this is a safe space). The Thesis:  We need to talk about our toxic attachment to "The Sequel." The show gave us a perfect ending, yet here we are, begging for more. Is it genuine interest, or just a parasocial  refusal to let Kunal Kemmu go? The "Limited Series" Catfish

Okay, stop everything you are doing and grab a box of tissues (or three), because we need to talk about Single Papa  on Netflix. If you thought you were just signing up for a light comedy starring our unproblematic fave Kunal Kemmu , you played yourself. This show is an absolute emotional rollercoaster, and frankly, Gaurav Gehlot is living rent-free in our heads right now. From the chaos of a typical desi  household to the struggle of adopting a child as a single man in India