Whether it’s cinema, television, standup performances, or the millions of memes plaguing the Internet, the stereotypical Indian family has always been an object of ridicule. The moms are too controlling, food is uncontrollably spicy, curfews are annoying, privacy is obsolete, academic excellence flows through generations, and well… the list is too long to summarise here. But if you want a catalogue of these, Prime Video might have just what you’re looking for. Its latest series, The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh, is an unhinged compilation of these comical familial laws that Indians supposedly stick to and gives an unabashed 228-minute-long commentary on the same. The show also adressess the awkward nature of conversations around intimacy in Indian families The eight-episode-long series follows a typical Indian family, The Pradeeps, who have moved to Pittsburgh in the United States — the land of opportunities, as they call it. The family is headed by Mahesh (Naveen William Sidney Andrews) , the optimistic engineer father who made everyone move across the planet for a SpaceX contract, and Sudha (Sindhu Vee), the brain-surgeon …