MUMBAI:  Director Vaibhav Bundhoo has been winning the hearts of the fans with his beautiful film making, the director is now all set with his upcoming show titled Pitchers season 2 which will be hitting digital platform Zee5 and TVF.

In an exclusive interaction with TellyChakkar Vaibhav Bundhoo spoke in detail about the season 2 of the web series and also on how important and relevant the show is for today's time.

Vaibhav Bundhoo and the season 2 of the show

Vaibhav Bundhoo says that the season one was immensely loved by the fans and ever since the season 1 was ended the fans were looking forward to the next season.  When the people came to know that the makers are going to be back with a season 2 he is getting so many messages as to when the show will be out. He also adds that the fans will definitely get to see what they are expecting with season 2.

Vaibhav Bundhoo on how important and relevant the show is for today's time

Vaibhav Bundhoo says that when the makers came with the season 1 it was one of a kind of a show which was completely differently during the time, this one also is completely different which is very much relevant for today's time, young generation will surely connect to the show and this is not only relevant but also relatable.

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Vaibhav Bundhoo has a special message for fans

Vaibhav Bundhoo says the fans have seen and loved season 1 and they will get to see the same magic in the season 2 in different flavour, it is a relatable story and so much fun with new added elements and characters in the season 2.

What are your views on the director Vaibhav Bundhoo and the upcoming web series Pitchers season 2, do let us know in the comment section below.

Pitchers season 2 is all set to hit the digital platform Zee 5 on 23rd December.

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