5 Romcoms On Netflix To Fill Your Weekend With Love And Laughter

If your idea of a romantic weekend involves a bowl of caramel popcorn, pizza, red wine, and the comfort of your home instead of hotel check-ins and airport queues, then you are at the right place. Netflix has a treasure trove of romantic comedies which will fill your weekend with love and laughter, without ever stepping outside. 

So, grab your popcorn and snuggle up on the couch, because binge-watching one of these five romcoms will be the perfect way to spend your time with a loved one:

Thank You, Next: The Journey That Starts With A Heartbreak 

This TV show is about a young lawyer, who goes through a gut-wrenching breakup. She then restarts her dating life with the help of her friends but the complexities of modern romance make it somewhat difficult.

Love: Because The Road To True Romance Isn't Straight

Led by the amazing actors Gillian Jacobs and Paul Rust, Love is a heartfelt, loud yet captivating series. It revolves around a couple, both of whom are equally untrustworthy and chaotic. The series is about them trying to build a relationship despite having almost no common traits.

Easy: Finding True Love In Today's Era Is Not For The Faint Of Heart 

Set in Chicago, this anthology series features several modern relationships, each with its problems and intricacies. The series gives an authentic portrayal of love and its interpretation in the modern world.

Sex Education: Navigating The Treacherous Waters Of Love And Adolescence

The series delves into the lives of teenagers, some of whom are on the path of self-discovery while others suffer from peer pressure. It also shows some tender yet awkward moments when these teenagers fall in love for the first time and express the same.

Never Have I Ever: The Tale Of A Teenager's Love And Self-Discovery

The show follows the journey of Devi, a supremely talented and nerdy girl, who is dealing with her share of trauma, friendships, a strained relationship with her mother, and a burgeoning romance. The series makes it clear that this 15-year-old-teenager is far from perfect, and can be self-centered at times, and shows her evolution beautifully.

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