The series follows the lives of three best friends: Ritu, Jhanvi, and Indu. Each of them has a unique personality and perspective on life, love, and career. Ritu is a free-spirited and independent woman who values her freedom and career above all else. She is not interested in settling down and prefers to live life on her own terms. Jhanvi is a romantic at heart, always dreaming of finding her perfect match. She believes in true love and is eager to find someone who shares her ideals. Indu is a practical and responsible individual who balances her career and personal life with great care. She is open to the idea of marriage but wants to ensure she finds the right partner.
The story begins when their families call them back to Hyderabad with the intention of getting them married and settled. The three friends, who have been living their lives independently, find themselves in a situation where they have to navigate the expectations of their families while staying true to their own desires and aspirations. As they return to Hyderabad, they encounter a series of events that significantly alter their lives. The series explores their journey as they deal with the pressures of marriage, family expectations, and their own personal growth. Along the way, they experience love, heartbreak, and self-discovery, all while maintaining their strong bond of friendship.[6][7]
The first four episodes of the series were premiered on 12 November 2021. Later, the following four episodes were premiered on 19 November 2021.[8] Prior to the release of the series, it was mistaken to be a remake of Amazon Prime Video's Hindi series Four More Shots Please!.[9]
Reception
Thadhagath Pathi of The Times of India gave a critical rating of 2 out of 5 and stated: "On their way to make a new-age and youthful series, Maruthi and Maggie lose the track completely and more importantly, forget to update their material to suit the current generation. 3 Roses is just potential lost".[10] Giving the similar rating, Pinkvilla echoed the same. In the review, the critic opined that "the characters are unidimensional, especially the elders, who are described as "enemies" by a pub singer. Ageist jokes are a staple here".[11]The Hans India wrote that "The series is romantic as well as humorous. Maruti Mark has been instrumental in bringing the Kathmandu thing that is happening in our environment to life. Stir in the emotions along with the pleasure. The story, written by Ravi Namburi, was interestingly screened by director Maggie as the audience immersed themselves, is architecturally superior".[12]
