“Wedding Season” is mostly flavorless, but its interest in capitalistic success inspires a pucker of bad taste.

If the comedy here is mostly routine, the romance is another thing. It really does work, because the actors don’t just phone in the love story — they dance with it, commit to it, and own it.

As churn-able Netflix content goes, Wedding Season is on the better end of the spectrum.

The characters are relatable and loving, and their lives are a hot mess, so it’s funny as well. It’s tropey, it’s annoying, and it’s very Indian.