User Reviews

It was great to see a family story after a long time. The ending was good but it could be even more better. Please keep making such family content. Also I loved it. Worth watching .

The storyline of this series is just amazing and the acting is also very good. This series has a very different view and we can relate this with our daily family life and with our family. Overall very good series with an amazing story and acting.

After a long time seen such family oriented series worth to spend a time with family i suggest everyone should watch and spend some quality time with the family.

Finally a show entire family can watch together. Otherwise all other shows have adult content. Hope more will follow. Kudos to zee5. Acting and story is best.

Given the sustained quality of the production the above average writing and superb performances from the key actors and the supporting cast this is nothing if not binge - worthy.

It is worth watching, very simple but yet beautiful story. It touched my heart, I never gave rating to any show but this time I felt the need to do it. Just amazing!

Presented by Small Town Film, 'Sutliyan...Rishton Ki Ek Anokhi Bunai' is a story about a simple family and their relationships with one another, which change over time but remain intertwined. Much like the trailer, the first episode sets a tone that suggests the show will be a light-hearted look at families going through a difficult time. However, it appears that each episode has been abruptly cut at the end.

The writing by Sudeep Nigam and Abhishek Chatterjee is simple and straightforward, which is the USP of this eight-part series. 'Sutliyan' deals with the everyday struggles of life after losing your loved one, and how the mundane little things make our life beautiful and worthwhile to live, to which everyone can relate. The episodes, which last about 20-25 minutes each, are well-crafted and keep you invested throughout.

The story revolves around Supriya (Ayesha Raza) and her grown children-eldest son Rajan (Shiv Panditt), daughter Ramni (Plabita Borthakur), and youngest son Raman (Vivaan Shah). Supriya is still struggling to manage her day-to-day responsibilities after her husband died of covid. She gets help from kind neighbours-a kirana store owner, Trilok aka Loki (Suneel Sinha) and his daughter Dipanita (Niharika Lyra Dutt). But on the inside, she is lonely and even upset with her children because they did not come to attend their father's last rites. Supriya has spent her entire life reliant on her husband, but she is now attempting to carve out her own path by launching Sutliyan, a handmade macrame business.

In the opening scene, when these siblings meet, it is clear that they are guilty of not being there for their ageing mother sooner, and their grief is palpable. However, the moment they enter the house there is an air of discomfort that comes along with them.

All of the characters feel real, and one can immediately relate to them and their backstories. Ayesha Raza as the family matriarch is the showrunner. She has an uncanny talent for making everyone understand her mental anguish. Quite naturally, Shiv Panditt inhabits his character of a businessman who is willing to sell their family's land to pay off his debts. With the titular role, Disha Arora as Rajan's wife, and their son Raksh (played by Swastik Tiwari), who is both annoying and endearing, make their presence felt. Plabita Borthakur is impressive as an over-thinker and sensible Ramni, who thinks of her mother's behaviour as odd because she is acting normal after such a tragic loss. Raman, who lives in his own universe, is played convincingly by Vivaan Shah.

'Sutliyan' is a sincere attempt to convey the importance of families while dealing with real-life events and the nuances of family relationships. This heart-warming family reunion is well worth your time!

Excellent show! So well made. A Family Drama with a dash of comedy. Excellent performances by the entire cast especially Supriya,plobita and shiv. It's fabulous to see so many different cultures and ideologies in a web series.

This is a small, sentimental and straightforward Series that offers little in the way of surprises. Instead, it wins on heart and a simple message about the value in fighting to keep one's dreams alive.

The Family's chances of anything close to long-term survival seem iffy at best. Unlike Secrets and Lies, its cast of characters and premise are set in concrete. Or perhaps quicksand if recent history proves prophetic.

It's a series about family union , or about the extraordinarily powerful emotions of childhood, the things that are often kept secret from parents? There is room to choose.