The Family Man is back with its much-awaited season three. The series which is streaming its first season since 2019 grabbed immense fame and critical recognition for its amazing plotline and incredible acting. Featuring actor Manoj Bajpayee as the protagonist, the third season’s release date is finally out now. The makers Raj Nidimoru and Krishna D.K., also known as Raj & DK revealed that the third season is most likely to be released in 2025, also adding that they are not in a rush since they want to make it as perfect as possible.
Needless to say, after the cliffhanging end of season 2 fans eagerly waited for the next season. With this announced, they can be slightly relieved for now.
All we know about The Family Man Season 3
Actor Manoj Bajpayee who plays the role of Srikant Tiwar talked about the upcoming season in an interview with The Lallantop, a Hindi news outlet, “We will start shooting February end, and this time we will mostly shoot in North-East. We will pick up from where we left off last season. I can assure you that this time Family Man will be bigger than the previous season. Bada sundar aur bhayanak hoga.”
“There will be new circumstances, new situations. This time Srikant Tiwari is in that phase of his life where his kids have grown up and even Srikant has grown old a bit, but the challenges don’t leave him,” he added.
Moreover, DK also shared an insight about the storyline to PTI, “I’ll keep it under wraps. You’ve seen the show – ‘The Family Man’ 1 and 2. We like to go around and showcase different parts of the country and its geopolitics. In Season 1, we dealt with Kashmir, we dealt with Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka in Season 2. This one (Season 3) I would like to keep under wraps what exactly it is about, but you get a sense of the kind of show it is. We tend to be balanced and sensitive about issues.”
“One of the important things about ‘The Family Man’ is we want to be authentic. Whichever region we are showing, we have taken out the form from that region to portray its own culture. It’ll be a crime to take some reels and portray some other cultures,” he continues.
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