Worthy, Engaging, Nostalgic

The most awaited sequel to 2015 hit show Pitchers is extremely nostalgic in the beginning and tends to stay as it is throughout. A skillful depiction of the hustle startup culture which highlights the trials and tribulations of the entrepreneurial journey. Packed with solid drama, wonderful performances, a resonating score and lots of startup knowledge, S02 if not at the levels of S01 but surely comes close to a worthy sequel. Wished to see Jitu back but nevertheless, S02 impresses and excels even with the lack of homour as in S1.

The show primarily continues from S1 and skips the ground up work. Naveen has started a company now and he dangles between investor meetings and running a startup. The dialogues, drama are the USP of this season. Well placed tense and emotional moments make this show even more resonating. The 300 minutes doesn't feel streched as long as the drama is intriguing. S2 for obvious reasons cannot match levels of S1 and speaks less about individual journey of the co founders. It still feels grounded with elements of friendship , teamwork, falling and rising back again. A lovely comeback you shouldn't miss.

Naveen Kasturia is outstanding, his control over his character is brilliant. The eas with which he delivers his technical dialogues, his outrage over Yogi and his confidence makes his character more important. Arunabh as Yogi is solid as usual he is the creator of this show and deserves a pat for such a worthy comeback. But my favourites from the show is Mandal's character by Abhay Mahajan and Prachi by Riddhi Dogra. They are exceptional and powerful. I resonated with Mandal's calm and composed performance and he is extremely likeable. Other supporting characters have done a brilliant job as well.

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