'Udan Patolas바카라 is about the friendship, dreams, and desires of four women who shift to Mumbai from Punjab and the second season of the drama series is an extension of the first season, capturing each character바카라s love lives and work-life situations. One will see how The 'Patolas' 바카라 Apoorva Arora (Punni), Sukhmani Sadana (Lovelle), Poppy Jabbal (Amrit), and Aasttha Ssidana (Noor) - is smoothly balancing their personal and professional lives in this Amazon miniTV series.
Produced by Applause Entertainment, in association with Sol Productions, and directed by Shakti Sagar Chopra, Season 2 has 6 episodes filled with some light moments, glamorous characters, and the underlying essence of girl power winning at the end of the day.
Talking more about how season two is different from season 1, Poppy Jabbal says that 바카라season 1 was about establishing the characters and that바카라s why it had lot more fun and there was lot more comedy. Season 2 is like an insight into every character바카라s personal life and there is a huge twist that happens in the 6th episode so whatever was supposed to happen to each character doesn바카라t happen at the end so there is this total shift in what was meant to be and what actually happens so that바카라s the gist of season 2.바카라
Sukhmani says that the second season has a lot more soul to it. 바카라It has a lot more friendship and bonding is stronger.바카라
The leading ladies of the show also spoke about the weirdest thing on the sets that has happened to them.
Aasttha Ssidana says sometimes it became uncontrollable while rehearsing for a scene, particularly the comedy one. 바카라We used to crack up and it took us time to get back to our normal self바카라. She also said that she had a few male co-stars who had bad body odor and that got weird.
바카라I had to be very close around him during scenes,바카라 she recalls.
Season 2 is also high on glamour quotient and Sukhmani says that they have defined everyone바카라s fashion taste differently.
In a time when girl's bonding is becoming a hit formula on the OTT platforms, 'Udan Patolas' with its comedy, drama, and romance is certainly going to add to that list.
