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Lionsgate Play’s new show, ‘Feels Like Home’ Season 2, takes forward the story of 4 boys on the cusp of adulthood. Their journeys transcend into more mature and real issues with drama, laughter and a whirlwind of emotions, and of course colossal mess-ups.

The second season factors in new sets of problems which are cleverly written and executed with fine transitions and relatable characters. Four friends – Lakshay, Sameer, Avinash and Akhil, continue to live in their larger-than-life mansion and deal with college life, career, personal and parental issues, along with complicated relationships.

The transition from boyhood to manhood is evident in the series as the four boys address real issues as life moves beyond just parties. As they deal with their own turmoil, the viewers will see them expressing their raw emotions for the first time. From anger to heartbreak, they openly cry and comfort each other.

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Actress Inayat Sood, who is awaiting the release of the second season of her streaming show ‘Feels Like Home’, recently shared her thoughts on what would excite the audience in the new season of the show, which is set to drop on Ott on October 7.

Talking about the same, Inayat, who plays the character of Mahima in the show, said, “I think a lot of the problems were introduced in season 1 and it will be exciting to watch if and how these problems are resolved in season 2, especially the entire love triangle between Avi, Lakshay and Mahima.”

She further mentioned, “That is something which is very exciting, the way it is going to unfold and what sort of resolution it is going to come to. So, people are going to relate so much to the friction that naturally creeps into their friendship and relationships and how that plays out.”

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Content creator Vishnu Kaushal is known for his comic videos and now the actor will be seen reprising his character of Avinash in the second season of the web series ‘Feels Like Home’.

While talking in detail about his character and how it is going to be different from the previous season, he said: “I think things are not that black and white in real life, and so in the show as well, I think we tried to share the same thing. There was no right or wrong person; no one was selfish or selfless in that sense because it was a very complex situation. What do you do if your best friend is in love with your girlfriend? It’s just a very weird and awkward problem.”

The story of the web series revolves around four friends and their bonding. With the second season, Avinash’s character has evolved and become mature.

Actor Anshuman Malhotra has talked about the evolution of his character Sameer. He said that this season, he will play someone who is much more confident, capable and determined. ‘Feels like home’ season 2 takes an interesting and relatable turn to explore the complexities of growing up as these four boys traverse from adulthood to manhood.

In this new season, we will see the boys fighting for their home and learning how to sustain their friendships when things go wrong.

Talking about how his character has evolved in season 2, Anshuman said: “My character, Sameer, has grown and matured immensely from Season 1 to Season 2. Sameer in the first season was relatively indecisive, afraid and lacked self-assurance.”

“This season you will see a new Sameer – someone who is much more confident, capable and determined. The beauty of his growth is that it is relatable; we all have been a Sameer sometime in our...

Hit Ott bachelor drama ‘Feels Like Home’ is set to return with its second season. Taking the narrative forward, the series will witness the boys traverse through adulthood by celebrating the idea of modern masculinity, and put up a fight where needed – to protect their ‘home’ in the second season.

It will bring Prit Kamani, Vishnu Kaushal, Mihir Ahuja, Anshuman Malhotra, Himika Bose and Inayat Sood to the screen and on a trip down memory lane, filled with nostalgia.

Commenting on the occasion, director Sahir Raza said in a statement: “We are delighted to bring the second season of ‘Feels Like Home’ to audiences both young and old. The second season is in many ways more mature, it attempts to deal with complex interpersonal relationships, pushing the central characters to grow and evolve. We hope audiences will find the journey relatable and the characters loveable.”

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