Of course we couldn't let her go without asking about that all important season three Devi and Ben cliffhanger because Zaaaaamn (if you know, you know).
#Are they making a never have i ever season 3 tv#
In this exclusive interview with Digital Spy, Maitreyi discusses why that is so important, women's complicated relationship with sex in TV and what the show means to her as it draws to a close.
Never Have I Ever is extra special because, like Bridgerton and Ms Marvel, it adds to the growing number of shows that give South Asian culture an authentic voice in the media space.
One that pushes the bounds in its portrayal of sex desire, while juggling the emotions of grief and cultural expectations. Since landing the gig she has gone on to feature the voice of Priya in Pixar's Turning Red but she remains eternally grateful to Mindy Kaling for giving her her first shot in this coming-of-age drama. Such hard feats you wouldn't have expected from a novice given that Never Have I Ever was Maitreyi's debut role but her style of comedy is part of what makes the show unique in its appeal. Maitreyi approached Devi's pain with limitless humour that was both entertaining and tender as it masked her grief. Her characterisation of the boy-crazy, grieving teen (having lost her on-screen father) was as real as they come. Not with any kind of smooth coolness but with Devi's boundless awkwardness that was just acutely, endearingly – if not painfully – relatable. Maitreyi Ramakrishnan charmed viewers instantly with her portrayal of Devi Vishwakumar on the hit comedy Never Have I Ever.
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