Four More Shots Please Season 2 REVIEW

Four More Shots Please Season 2  REVIEW

Authors: Devika Bhagat, Ishita Moitra, Rangita Pritish Nandi

Director: Nupur Asthana

Cast: Sayani Gupta, Bani J, Kirti Kulhari, Manvi Gagru, Prateek Babbar, Neil Bhupalam, Lisa Ray, Milind Soman, Ankur Rathe, Amrita Puri, Avantika Akkar, Sameer Kochhar, Rajeev Siddharth, Prabal Punjabi, Simoni, Simony

On Streaming: Amazon Prime

Season: 2 (2019, 2020)

One of four more shots at the end of the season, Please !, followed by a heated conversation to the ladies. Season two, which was out on Friday, April 17, picks up where the first end is. In this season, the girls seek out new adventures and make new mistakes. Siddhi Patel (Manvi Gagru), who is on a backpacking tour in Istanbul, calls Umang (Bani J) and says that she is going through an existential crisis. Concerned about the gang's child, Umang accepts the other two, Damini and Anjana (Sayani Gupta and Kirti Kulhari), to overcome their differences and fly to Istanbul. After settling their differences, the four returned to Mumbai.

A lot of boy and girl drama

Damini, who wrote a book on a judge who was murdered, struggles to find a publisher. After a series of rejections, Damini works herself. Emotionally, she is torn between her life's love jeh (Prateik Babbar) and Aamir Warsi (Milind Soman) as her hot gynecologist. Siddhi gives a stand-up comedy shot after chatting with Amit Mishra (prolific Punjabi), a comic she first met at the track bar. Anjana, who breaks up with her intern Arjun (Ankur Rathe), takes a new job at a law firm, where she meets Shashank Bose (Sameer Kochhar), a senior partner at the firm. Bose reveals that Bose has an open marriage with his wife (Shibani Dandekar). She is also split between her ex-husband, Varun and Shashank, her new crush. Anjana has to face the consequences of joining up with Shashank. Umang (Bani J) and Samara Kapoor (Lisa Ray), who broke up in the previous season, come back together and decide to get married in Udaipur.

Folder but not great

Like a lot of pulp fiction, four more shots, please! Is an incredible, cliche-ridden tale with mediocre performances. Still, it's enough to twist and melodrama to make you want to jump from one end to the next. For example, one moment, Anjana is crying thinking that her ex-husband, Varun (Neil Bhupalam), can take their daughter into custody. The next moment, he is in bed with another man. This is another thing that fans of romance will love ... There are lots of action in between.

The show has a few worthy moments

At the end of the day, the series is about modern women who are living on their own terms and supporting each other. Lovely to see The girls rallied around Damini when she broke down emotionally. When they pass, for Anjana, as they pass the day, they go there for Siddhi and they go to celebrate Umang's wedding.

Look or not

Even though the show is full of crag-worthy lines and a sisterly drama (relationship twist, fancy clothes, partying in exotic locations), it's a very silly joke.

PLEASE WAIT 20 seconds.