#benvi

[taishaunas]

And after four rocky years of high school, Devi finally had both the boy and the college of her dreams.

[dragonsareawesome123]

1.02 // 4.10

Never Have I Ever (2020-2023)

[blues-valentine]

Devi Vishwakumar is one of the best main female characters and I will deeply miss her.

I love how unapologetically messy and chaotic she was. It was a wild ride seeing her make some questionable decisions. It was great to see a woman of color allowed to be messy and entangled in romantic affairs. It was amazing to see Tamil representation and how it focuses on family relationships and how difficult it is to handle cultural and generational differences. Ultimately, NHIE is about a teenager navigating grief and such a traumatic event. Devi and Nalini’s relationship was extremely complicated but perfectly illustrates how difficult it is to raise your kid when you have been raised differently so seeing their relationship grow and evolve to such tender and supportive bond was such a beautiful journey to have witnessed.

Devi was messy, cringey, confused, frustrating but also funny, driven, smart, kind and deeply human. She was allowed to make mistakes and try again until she figures it out. Her growth this season was so brilliant to see and she’s going to make many more mistakes in the future but already has such great support system in her life. Has learned to value herself and her worth. I love she got to have her romantic ending, her dream school and loved for all of her messiness.

I will miss Devi and every character in NHIE, as a show is definitely one I will rewatch multiple times and I cannot wait to see what Maitreyi does with her future because she’s brilliant.

[stevenrogered]

What are you doing here?

NEVER HAVE I EVER “...said goodbye” 4x10

[mauraeyk]

DEVI VISHWAKUMAR & BEN GROSS Never Have I Ever | 4.10 “...said goodbye“

[stydixa]

#they know what's up with ben/devi NEVER HAVE I EVER (2020-2023)

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

[thesecretsthatwesold]

[harmonizingsunsets]

when your love languages are both banter and validation

[rainparadefromhell]

the scene of ben finding out devi didn't get into any colleges is so important to me. everyone in her life is trying to tell her that it's gonna be okay, to not stress out, that she can apply to princeton again next fall.

and here's benjamin saying no. that's awful. i understand how you feel. i'd want to be put in a medically induced coma if it happened to me. he once again gives her space to be vulnerable, to let herself just feel all of the emotions.

just be yourself david.

because they are both these little balls of energy and anxiety until they are together and calm each other down. the red and blue color theory of it all.

[winnie-the-monster]

From awkward to adorable 🥰

[montygreen]

something something devi and ben are each other’s mirrors, and the reason devi hates ben in s1 is because in him she sees of all the traits that she hates in herself, but by the time she admits she loves him the s4 finale, she is in a much better place re: her trauma and has finally grown and learned to love herself, which allows her to love ben, her mirror, as well

[devixben]

“Ben and Devi had been vying for the number one spot in the class every year since the first grade.”

[jancysmixtape]

THERE WAS AN ALTERNATE ENDING WHERE BEN NEVER CAME BACK TO CALIFORNIA AND THEY BOTH MOVE ON WITH THEIR LIVES. AT THE END, THEYRE BOTH LAWYERS SND MEET AGAIN FOR THE FIRST TIME DURING A CASE. THEYRE SO SOULMATES, THIS IS INSANE?!?!?

[pensbridge]

Honestly, the 5 love languages are cool and all, but superior and an instant indicator for my all time faves is the 6th and imaginative form: Banter.

[mauraeyk]

DEVI VISHWAKUMAR & BEN GROSS Never Have I Ever | 4.10 “...said goodbye“