Masaba Masaba season 2 starring Neena and Masaba Gupta released on Netflix on July 29 and here's what the Janta thought about it!
Created by Ashwini Yardi, Masaba Masaba season 2 is directed by Sonam Nair. The show which has sort of been a semi-autobiography of Masaba Gupta's life has Masaba playing herself across the two seasons where she battles her personal and professional life both packed with issues that she definitely cannot run away from. Neena Gupta not only comforts and has a love-hate mother-daughter relationship with Masaba but also has problems of her own to deal with this season. For one, facing ageism in the industry. She also revives her hit television show in which she starred opposite Shekhar, played by Ram Kapoor.
The second season has taken it up a notch when it comes to the romantic front. There is a new addition to this season with the character of Fateh played by Armaan Khera, who is a super handsome hunk and exactly the kind of eye-candy one needs. But the catch is that he's marrying one of Masaba's clients, Aisha played by Barkha Singh. Then there's Neil Bhoopalam as Dhairya, who plays Masaba's investor in her clothing line but also brings some steadiness to her life. Masaba's best friend, Gia, played by Rytasha Rathore has more screen space and a serious arc this season.
But Masaba's main contender this time is Qayanaat played by Kareema Barry, who's stealing everyone's hearts with her haute couture designs. The extremely funny and everyone's favorite content creator, Kusha Kapila plays Masaba's publicist, Nicole. This season also has a lot of fun cameos to look forward to. Sonam Nair has also co-written the screenplay with Nandini Gupta, Punya Arora, and Anisha Raisurana. Even though Masaba Masaba season 2 looks like it's mostly dealing with first-world problems, it's also ready to showcase many important conversations that are much needed in today's time.
I absolutely loved the second season of #MasabaMasaba! It’s the most fun I’ve had on streaming this year. It’s brave, heartfelt and funny but without losing the inherent fluff that makes it so unique. It’s also powered by an excellent @MasabaG, who just keeps getting better!
Man that ONE conversation on mental health between Rytasha and @MasabaG so so REAL & relatable and so so beautifully effortlessly portrayed you guys really won #MasabaMasaba
The season 2 of #MasabaMasaba is far more polished than its season 1, I was doubtful, but I loved every bit of it. What a beautiful positive show. Loved their approach on mental health, love life, esp Neil Bhoopalam as Dhairya, where do you find such a man. This season handled
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Masaba Masaba is the kind of show I wanna watch. Representing women of differing backgrounds, relatable problems and having the discussions we need to have. #MasabaMasaba
Ok I'm digging @KushaKapila pregnant looks in #masabamasaba super outfit inspiration just as my bump is showing and I'm growing into what looks like a duplex! 🤰
#MasabaMasaba ending is good but have to go through a lot to reach to that point to enjoy the season. Masaba looks so self centric in whole season.. i could not understand why everyone is running behind her and she is making faces all along.
Came to masaba masaba for time pass. Stayed for that ONE conversation on mental health. So raw so real didn't feel forced. The exact words I've used, the exact emotions once gone through, the exact moment. Needless to say a rare real relatable scene on depression. #MasabaMasaba
I don't think I will be able to survive watching #MasabaMasaba beyond first few episodes...the amount of F-word in almost each and every sentence is getting on my nerves.
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