Prime Video annnounces Season 2 of ‘Dupahiya’
The Hindu
Amazon Prime Video announces second season of Dupahiya, a comedy series set in a quirky village with stolen motorcycle mystery.
Amazon Prime Video has announced the second season of their recent comedy series, Dupahiya. Starring Gajraj Rao, Sparsh Shrivastava, Shivani Raghuvanshi and others, the nine-episode first season revolved around a stolen motorcycle in a ‘crime-free’ village. It was created by created and written by Avinash Dwivedi and Chirag Garg and directed by Sonam Nair.
The second season will continue the story of Dhadakpur, a fictitious village in Bihar, and its oddball residents. While plot details are yet to emerge, a poster bears the tagline ‘Sapno Ka Chakkajam’ (traffic-snarl of dreams).
Renuka Shahane, Bhuvan Arora and Yashpal Sharma also played key roles in Dupahiya. The series received mixed to positive reviews and drew comparisons to Panchayat, another Prime Video series built around the comics happenings in a North Indian village.
“The success of Dupahiya has been nothing short of phenomenal and is a testament to the universal appeal of relatable human stories,” said Nikhil Madhok, Head of Originals, Prime Video India. “We are now beyond excited to bring the next chapter of this much-loved story to audiences. Salona, Shubh, Sonam, along with Avinash and Chirag, have created a spectacular world of equal parts humour and drama, and seeing viewers connect with its quirky characters has been incredibly rewarding. With the next season, we are looking forward to delivering more twists, surprises, laughter, and an even wilder ride through Dhadakpur.”
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