Hoemonal by Sumukhi Suresh in Dubai

Sumukhi belongs to a generation where Indian girls were raised conservatively but have grown up to embrace their independence, both personally and professionally.

It may sound like a coming-of-age comedy, but it could easily turn into a spine-chilling thriller.

The weight of trying to live a new way of life is heavy, especially when you're in your 30s, dealing with hormonal imbalances and the real challenges they bring.

Hoemonal follows Sumukhi as she navigates the ups and downs of trying to be her own person while coping with hormonal changes, PCOS, the fear of dying alone, and the daily struggles of adult life.

The heart of Hoemonal is relatable, awkward, and often amusing—much like Sumukhi’s dating app bio.

Women and others have found this show hilarious and deeply relatable, while men have found it both eye-opening and slightly disturbing.

It’s a guaranteed laugh riot with moments of tears, followed by more laughs—a true rollercoaster of emotions.