Tiny Beautiful Things review: The show teaches how one must deal with mess and grief

Tiny Beautiful Things on Disney+ Hotstar makes you understand that no matter how hard you try; you cannot make everybody happy. There are a lot of instances in the series with which one can relate to, especially if you are a mother. It is based on Cheryl Strayed’s 2012 collection of essays of the same name, which is based on the responses she used to write for the Dear Sugar problem page of online literary magazine the Rumpus. The responses were based on her experiences of life. Tiny Beautiful Things is a show that a mother can resonate with if you have a teenage child. Kathryn Hahn totally messed up life and dealing with grief of losing her mother who was her pillar of strength is the center of the show. Actor Kathryn Hahn’s essays the role of Clare, who is asked to take over the column when the previous writer steps down. Initially reluctant, Clare is encouraged by a friend to take on the role of a columnist, and she finds herself neck deep with letters from people seeking advice on day-to-day hurdles of life like relationship problems to work to family issues. [caption id=“attachment_12442292” align=“alignnone” width=“640”] Tiny Beautiful Things[/caption] The way Kathryn Hahn portrayed grief and the way she deals with it looks real. I am sure everybody has their own way of dealing with the mess around them, but her biggest hurdle was how people around her failed to understand what she is going through and why she is behaving the way she is behaving. All she wants is some love and respect from her daughter and those close to her. Clare’s struggles are real and she finds it difficult to balance her professional and personal life. But the selfless person Clara is, she is willing to give her all to help people who need her advice and most importantly the readers resonate with her column because there is a soul in her writings and it isn’t preachy. Clara’s husband though sometimes understands the grief and pain that she is going through, but mostly fails and disregards her when she gives parental advices. The best part of the show is when Clara is trying to convince her daughter to go to college and not waste her life. The daughter questions that her father didn’t go to college and then why is it important for her to go to college. To which she says, “I want  so much for you, but you won’t get any of them, unless you want them for yourself” Basically she is trying to tell her that later on she is going to regret not going to college and that regret is the worst thing to deal with. Among all the grief, loss and crying what makes the show, Tiny Beautiful Things extraordinary is the fact that Clara never gives up on hope even in the darkest phase of her life. The question the show asks is what does it mean to you to move on and to let go?

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