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Kirti Kulhari thrilled as Amazon Prime renews Four More Shots Please! for season 3

Starring Kirti Kulhari, Sayani Gupta, Maanvi Gagroo and Bani J in principal roles, Four More Shots Please! hit the home run when it premiered on Amazon Prime Video in 2019. Buoyed up by the thunderous response to the webseries, the streamer went on to announce a second season.

Four More Shots Please! Season 2 recently returned with the same primary cast. Weaving the same magic again, the series managed to create quite a buzz and receive an overwhelming response from various corners.


And now, within days of the premiere of the second season of Four More Shots Please!, Amazon Prime Video has renewed the series for season 3. The entire cast and crew of the series is thrilled about the upcoming season. Everybody is just waiting for the ongoing lockdown to end so that the team can come together to bring Four More Shots Please! Season 3 for the audience.

Talking about the third season, excited Kirti Kulhari tells a publication, "Well, of course, it is very exciting that there is a season 3. The last two seasons have done very well so we were expecting a season 3 and now that it has come through, we are really excited about it and can't wait for the lockdown to open and for us to start working our season 3. The response to this season has been so much that...we have a sense of renewed energy to work on Four More Shots Please! not just for us but also for the fans who seem to be so, so excited about it."

Apart from Four More Shots Please! Season 3, Kirti Kulhari is also gearing up to topline the second season of Hotstar Specials’ acclaimed courtroom drama Criminal Justice (2019).

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