Pavail Gulati to reunite with Saiyami Kher for second season of Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari's Faadu

Following the resounding success of the first season of the gripping series Faadu, rumours are swirling around the potential involvement of acclaimed actor Pavail Gulati in its highly anticipated sequel. With fans eagerly awaiting news of a follow-up to the groundbreaking show, speculation has intensified regarding Pavail Gulati's return to the screen alongside co-stars Saiyami Kher and director Ashwiny Iyer Tiwary.

Faadumarked a pivotal moment in Pavail Gulati's career, earning him widespread acclaim for his portrayal of Abhay. As discussions of a second season gain momentum, industry insiders suggest that Pavail's reunion with Saiyami Kher and Ashwiny Iyer Tiwary could be on the horizon, promising audiences another thrilling chapter in the series.

In response to inquiries about his potential involvement in the sequel, Pavail remained tight-lipped, stating, "I am humbled by the love and support we received for Faadu. While I cannot confirm anything at this time, I am excited about the prospect of collaborating with Saiyami and Ashwini once again. I’m sure we can bring the magic of season 1 to the story to take it forward from where it was left off earlier."

A source closer to the series expressed enthusiasm about the possibility of reuniting with the talented cast, adding, "The chemistry between Pavail and Saiyami was a highlight of the first season, and we would love to explore their dynamic further in a potential sequel. We are exploring various ideas, and I am optimistic about what the future holds for Faadu."

Faadu's synopsis reads, "Faadu is a story of a man belonging to progressive India who lies in the middle of choices that need validation. He is stuck between the fabric of economic upgrade and true love. Abhay is an angry poet and dreamer who aspires to be the hero of his rags-to-riches story, in no time. In this ambitious journey of need and greed, he falls in love with Manjiri, a poet with a different life philosophy. In an era of people running behind their ambitious selves, will Abhay choose love and simplicity or lean towards money and complexity? Faadu attempts to answer this very quest of mankind - ‘It does not matter where you are born. Your destiny lies in your hands.' But what if our self-written destiny goes completely wrong and you want to return to where it all started?"