Ask any fan for the best episode of Season 1, and they will point here. This episode follows Adhira (Neelima Azeem) and Devyani (Shivani Raghuvanshi), two older women who have loved each other in secret for three decades. One is a widow; the other is finally leaving her alcoholic husband to live her truth.

This episode leans into the glamour of Bollywood. A superstar is set to marry a pilot, but the narrative shifts to focus on the power dynamics and the sacrifices women make to maintain a public image. It’s a sharp critique of the "perfect" celebrity life. 3. "It’s Never Too Late"

Focused on a NRI wedding, this episode explores the concept of "home" and the desperation of those seeking a life abroad. It tackles the vulnerability of women in arranged marriages where the groom lives in a different country. The episode also deepens the bond between Tara and Karan as they navigate their own personal crises while trying to save a bride from a predatory situation. Episode 5: A Prideful Surrender

This pilot sets the stage for Made in Heaven's business struggles. It introduces Tara's cold adaptation to high society and Karan's private financial burdens.

Tara and Karan plan a royal wedding for a closeted prince, Sukhmani, who is marrying a woman to satisfy his family and societal expectations. Meanwhile, Karan struggles with his own identity and financial debts.

"M ade in Heaven" Season 1 has received widespread critical acclaim for its:

Jaspreet (Mickey Contractor), a hair stylist from a low caste, wants to marry a rich hotel heiress. The groom’s family is horrific about his background.

Before the ranking, a quick recap. The show follows Tara Khanna (Sobhita Dhulipala) and Karan Mehra (Arjun Mathur), two wedding planners in Delhi. Tara is an ambitious former housewife married to a wealthy but condescending man. Karan is a closeted gay man from a modest background. Together, they run "Made in Heaven" (MIH). Each episode features a new wedding (a "client of the week") while slowly unraveling the hosts' personal lives.

Below, we rank every episode from Season 1, from the most heartbreaking to the most hopeful.

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4. Episode 6: "Something Old, Something New" (The Most Progressive)

Made in Heaven succeeded by refusing to offer easy answers. It painted a picture of Delhi that was equal parts stunning and starkly uncomfortable.

A highly educated bride must grapple with being a "manglik" and marrying a tree.

The series opens with a high-stakes wedding, introducing the contrast between the glamorous "Made in Heaven" brand and the messy reality of the bride's secret past. Tara establishes her ambition, while Karan's financial struggles and secret life are hinted at.

– The introduction to the world of Made In Heaven. It sets the tone perfectly by showing how a "perfect" match can be built on a foundation of lies and surveillance.