It’s time to head to prom! Fabiola and Eleanor roll up in a limo stocked with leftover vodka and driven by a man named Stoo (Ken Marino). At this point, Devi’s lie is not about pride she doesn’t want Nalini to believe her suffering was in vain. But then Nalini expresses that, despite how hard it was moving to America with Mohan, seeing Devi’s accomplishments makes the struggles worth it. I guess it’s only appropriate that before the series ends, Devi creates what might be her biggest mess yet (though Aneesa might like to have a word).Īfter school, she tries to come clean about her dishonesty to her mom. And word travels fast when Devi arrives at school, her friends congratulate her, followed by the entire student body.
Still reeling, Devi lies and claims she got into all of them - a clean sweep of the Ivies. Picking up where we left off: After Devi lets out a shriek, Nalini rushes into her room, wondering what college Devi got into. Just know I’ll be mourning the loss of this series for a while and praying Devi style (“What’s poppin’, gods?”) that it’s not too long before we see another show that embodies such nuanced and ambitious and genuinely FUNNY storytelling for brown people.
There’s so much to go through as this series wraps up, so I’ll keep it short off the top.
