"I always joke and say love is dead 2021, never going to find someone, don't care. I still believe it now," Ramakrishnan says.
"Devi learns the important lessons that platonic relationships are equally if not more important than romantic relationships, and I say this because that's something I learned in high school too. Am I just this unlikeable person? Am I just incapable of having friends?' Couldn't be the furthest from the truth, when I realized the real friends were right there, and they're still there for me now." What does Devi learn about friendship? "Every time people would get upset with me, I was like, okay, I've got to just back down, and sometimes that meant putting aside my morals and just being like, 'OK I don't want to hurt people. 'You're just a monster, you're too much, you're just a monster Maitreyi.' That's what people said to me, and that really, really sucked," Ramakrishnan says. "When I was in high school in my last year, I always felt like I was messing things up for people and that I was this terrible person. I really related to that, and it really broke my heart when I read it because I was like, 'Damn girl you don't deserve this, you're not crazy.' That's definitely something I related to." What made you relate to that so much? "I remember reading that whole plot, and that was all on purpose, everyone saying 'crazy Devi' with Trent or Aneesa saying crazy, like all of that. Having all of these people tell her she's crazy, I really related to that," Ramakrishnan says. "Of all the things Devi does in season two, being honest, it's kind of a sad boy answer, but when Devi goes through her whole, 'Am I crazy?'. Out of everything Devi does in Season 2, what did you relate to the most personally? Devi is constantly called "crazy" throughout the season, causing her to break down to her therapist in episode nine - which is something Ramakrishnan says she could really relate to. Ramakrishnan spoke with Narcity about her time at Meadowvale Secondary in Mississauga and how she relates to her character Devi ahead of the show's season two premiere on July 15.ĭuring the season, Devi is thrown into a love triangle with characters Paxton and Ben, where her hot temper lands her into hilarious and tragically sticky situations. But her own high school experience had its fair share of bumps along the way as well. Never Have I Ever breakout star Maitreyi Ramakrishnan first found stardom through her portrayal of a quirky, young Indian American girl Devi Vishwakumar as she navigates high school in the popular Netflix series.
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