Dhindora Season 2 OTT Release Date: When And Where To Watch Return Of Bhuvan Bam's Titu Mama

Bhuvan Bam once again reprises his role as the down-on-his-luck Titu Mama in an all-new season of the comedy. Sanjeeda Sheikh and Kanwaljit Singh come aboard the new instalment for Netflix.

After five long years, Bhuvam Bam's Dhindora will be back for a new season. This time, the show is moving from YouTube to streaming, as it will premiere on Netflix on November 20. A new trailer for the comedy series shows the eagerly awaited return of fan favourite character Titu Mama, also played by Bam, as he heads to his in-laws for a very important meeting. YouTuber turned actor Bam will be back as Babloo ji, Janki, Sameer and Bancho; Sanjeeda Sheikh joins the show as Kavita Mami, Titu Mama's wife.

Bhuvan Bam's Dhindora Season 2 to premiere on Netflix

On Instagram, Netflix India announced the new trailer of Dhindora's latest season as they wrote, "Season badla hai, harkatein nahi. Dhindora S2 trailer out now! Phaila do!!!" Directed by Sneha Shetty Kohli in her debut, the new instalment of Dhindora is written by Bhuvan Bam, Abbas Dalal, Hussain Dalal & Chetan Dange. Produced by Rohit Raj and Bam, it once again features the actor playing ten characters from his chaotic world of BB Ki Vines.

Toxic and Heeramandi actress Sanjeeda Sheikh will play Titu's wife Kavita, while Kanwaljit Singh is Titu's stern father-in-law who has a score to settle with him. The Season 2 trailer shows Titu Mama facing an Rs 11 crore loss, which he must own up to his in-laws. But they decide to put him through a literal test to survive. Will he make it through? The new trailer, which contains action and even song and dance, also shows glimpses of Udit Narayan, Anup Soni and Orry in their cameo roles.

Bhuvan Bam, Sanjeeda Sheikh on Dhindora Season 2

Speaking about his big move to Netflix, Bhuvan Bam shared that the BB Ki Vines universe has a bigger canvas but yet retains the soul and humour of Dhindora. He explained, "When I first created these characters, I wanted them to be outlandish yet familiar, and that remains at the heart of BB Ki Vines. Titu Mama has always had a talent for finding himself in situations he absolutely did not sign up for, and this time, he's trying to make peace with his in-laws, which, as you can imagine, comes with its own set of complications!"

Meanwhile, Sheikh stated that she was drawn to her character, Kavita, because she could hold her own with Titu Mama. Calling Kavita the woman who knows Titu best, the actress added, "He's always got an explanation ready, and she's usually the one person in the room who can see right through it. I had a lot of fun playing that equation with Bhuvan."