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From two-timing her love interests to stalking her mom on a date, Devi makes many more mistakes in season 2 of Never Have I Ever. It’s safe to say this season’s a lot messier--and it’s fantastic. Season 2 of Never Have I Ever explores the complicated lives of its diverse cast more in-depth than season one does, and it makes for an entertaining and enthralling time.

Devi’s friends, Eleanor and Fabiola, get juicier storylines in season two. In one of these storylines, Eleanor experiences her first toxic romantic relationship, while Fabiola struggles reconciling who she is with the type of lesbian others want her to be. It's a fascinating look at sexuality and what it means for different individuals, and one that can easily resonate with audiences. 

Nalini is expanded beyond the cold, nagging authority figure in Devi’s life that she was in season one. We get to see Nalini on her own, navigating her life without Mohan. She becomes a three dimensional character with her own wants and needs separate from Devi. She struggles finding a support system from her own family and ends up finding it in Mohan’s mother. She takes a break from grief for a romance with her colleague, Dr. Jackson, but it’s too much too fast. Nalini is allowed to make mistakes this season, much like Devi, and becomes a more compelling character because of her flaws.