Waiting For Little Things Season 4? Here Are Other Rom-Com Web Series To Watch

Waiting For Little Things Season 4? Netflix confirmed this month that the next season of Little Things will be dropping in 2021. The new season will hopefully answer and provide viewers with clarity as to what will happen next in Dhruv and Kavya's evolving relationship.

Little Things delves into several themes relating to everyday life and the problems that a modern-day couple may face. Kavya and Dhruv, played by actors Mithila Palkar and Dhruv Sehgal, have managed to portray their relationship in the most relatable and adorable way in the first two seasons, which has been admired by the viewers. There is no surprise then that fans are excited about Little Things returning to Netflix for a fourth and final season soon, according to Netflix's 2021 menu. But when?  Sadly there is no confirmed release date for the series as of yet.

Here is a list of other Rom-Com web series that you can watch while you wait for Little Things Season 4:

Permanent Roommates

The OG of rom-com series in India, this two-season old series still draws viewers and has a cult following of its own. Starring Nidhi Singh and Sumeet Vyas, TVF's Permanent Roommates is about a live-in couple who navigate through challenges of living together, loss and adjusting with erratic parents to make their relationship work.

Emily in Paris

Emily in Paris follows Lily Collins's character, Emily, who is described as "a driven 20-something American from Chicago who moves to Paris for an unexpected work opportunity." The show is a perfect combination of fun, clichés, friendship and mistakes.

Emily in Paris is a  stunning and magnificent series that is a treat to the eyes, thanks to it being shot stylishly.

Lovestruck in the City

Like all other K-dramas, Lovestruck In The City is a lighthearted K-Drama about missed connections, mistaken breakups, and other mistakes that happens in a relationship. The show revolves around six good looking singles and their complicated love lives in the heart of South Korea's capital, and that's about it. It isn't as complex as other k-dramas that put in as many plot twists as they can to keep the show going.