'Maa Ka Sum', streaming on Prime Video, presents a unique premise questioning if love can be calculated. The series centers on a single mother, portrayed by Mona Singh, and her math genius son, played by Mihir Ahuja, who believes love can be reduced to algorithms. The mother, having raised her son alone after her husband left, struggles with her romantic life, filled with failed relationships. Her son, shaped by his childhood abandonment, teams up with his Stanford professor, Ira Raina (played by Angira Dhar), to create a data-driven approach to finding his mother a partner. Meanwhile, Ranveer Brar’s character offers a genuine connection that the son dismisses as it lacks a logical basis. While Singh delivers a heartfelt performance, and Ahuja convincingly depicts the internal conflict of a young genius, the writing struggles to balance the emotional narrative with technical aspects. The show ultimately conveys that love cannot be quantified, resonating with viewers despite its occasional logical inconsistencies. Overall, 'Maa Ka Sum' is a light-hearted watch that leaves a warm impression.