The show has this way of making you feel what the girls think, based on which one you identify with the most. You love the camaraderie, the jokes, the fun, all of it.
What you would think would drag on for a long time takes quite a refreshing turn The reunion isn’t as slow to come as you would think it is. The premise starts with them getting back together, back to being the best of friends. The next season picks up a few months from there. All of them going through some form of heartbreak alone, without the support of each other. Season One ends with a big fight and all the four girls heading off in different directions in their life. Season Two: No More Shots Please!īefore I begin, I’d like to warn you, spoilers ahead! Siddhi is tired and sick of her mother badgering on and grooming her to find a husband in her influential clique of society wives. Umang is a bisexual fitness trainer from Punjab with a proclivity for colourful language.
Anjana is an insanely successful lawyer and a divorcee, and mom to adorable four-year-old Arya. What follows is an entire show tackling misogyny, misandry and misunderstanding.ĭamini is the head of a web magazine that runs exposes on influential people of the times. Having met each other at the Truck bar, a pub they frequent, the four women take a liking to each other and become the best of friends. Umang, Siddhi, Anjana and Damini are four friends. Before the spoilers, here’s a brief introduction into the show, to the ones who want a feel of the waters first. From both season one to season two, I shall be breaking down what was different, what was not, and what could have been. Before I go into the details I would like to warn all my readers, the rest of my article will have spoilers.
The second season of Four More Shots Please depresses you. To answer the question, I posed to myself in the title, depress.
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