Never Have I Ever, a Netflix original from Mindy Kaling, has an Indian teenage girl as the primary character and offers a distinctive narrative. In this coming-of-age teen comedy-drama, Devi Vishwakumar, an Indian girl, is followed as she experiences the most trying years of her life—high school. Fans get a chance to get to know Devi, her traditional Indian family, and her friends throughout the course of the ten episodes. Devi's journey through high school is being told by sportsman John McEnroe because her late father was a tennis enthusiast. Devi experiences a personal difficulty in her first year of school after losing her father to a heart attack 

She finally recovers and is able to move over her trauma thanks to her crush on Paxton, the popular high school boy. Devi decides to have sex with Paxton after her arch-enemy Ben labels her a nerd. She decides against it, but because her friends believe she already lost her virginity, she keeps lying and acting as though she is still hooking up with him. Devi experiences a series of turbulent life events over the first season that could endanger her relationships with her mother, her two closest friends, and Paxton and Ben. acting as though not being in a relationship is the end of the world, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan as Devi is a treat to watch. But if I'm being completely honest, that's her character, and Maitreyi does a fantastic job of capturing Devi. When Ben causes problems in Devi's life, Jaren Lewison becomes the perfect Ben, who you sometimes want to love to hate. I was more emotionally invested in him and Devi because I knew he always has a great heart for her and her friends and that he has lived a very lonely life. The conclusion of Never Have I Ever ends on a positive note, giving room for a second season. The comedy-drama on Netflix is a great, energetic, and representative watch.The programme is a teen sitcom with episodes lasting less than 30 minutes. Teens would enjoy Never Have I Ever because it is a short film. The show explores the lives of Sherman Oaks residents, but it will probably also catch the attention of Indian viewers who are yearning for western portrayal of their culture. The exhibition makes an effort to promote many facets of Indian culture to the outside world through the costumes and traditions, which include scattering cremated remains in rivers. When Devi discusses the same problems with her mother, the show does occasionally go backward. Devi fought with her mother because she wouldn't let her do things that other kids her age would ordinarily do.These storylines occur frequently, ranging from Devi fighting with her mother to her mother not letting her do things that other kids in the neighbourhood routinely do. It's possible that this shows the development of adolescence, but when Devi insists on getting her way all the time, things get out of control. Who thought it would be a good idea to cast a 30-year-old man in the role of a 16- to 18-year-old teenager? Being the only youngster with chiselled abs, Darren Barnet as Paxton often seems to look his age.