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Prateik Babbar opens up on being part of a women-driven series; ‘Four More Shots Please’

The Emmy-nominated series, which will be available to stream on Prime Video from October 21st, will give viewers a peek into the lives of the four flawsome women who call the shots in their lives.

Prateik Babbar opens up on being part of a women-driven series; ‘Four More Shots Please’

Prateik Babbar opens up on being part of a women-driven series; 'Four More Shots Please' (SNS)

Four More Shots Please, is returning with its third season after a gap of two years. The Emmy-nominated series, which will be available to stream on Prime Video from October 21st, will give viewers a peek into the lives of the four flawsome women who call the shots in their lives.

Featuring Kirti Kulhari, Sayani Gupta, Maanvi Gagroo, and Bani J in the leads, the series also stars Prateik Babbar in a pivotal role.

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Opening about working in a series that is driven by women, Prateik said that it was an honour for him to be a part of Four More Shots Please! He said, “It’s a very pleasant change I think, where it’s a wonderful time for cinema you know and I think as for actors, why not have women-driven subjects or shows, why not? Listen, women rule the world and it’s about time and it’s a privilege and an honour, and for me, it’s an honour to be riding on these beautiful women’s shoulders for so many years.”

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He further added, “I think we are in great hands and you know I mentioned earlier, this set is pretty much an all-women set, we have a filmmaker and director who is a woman, we have the writers who are women, we have the producers who are women, we have the camera person who is a woman, the focus polar is a woman, the light people are women, and we’re in bloody good hands you know. We’re blessed to be riding on these beautiful women’s shoulders and I think more power to women, absolutely, it’s about time.”

Four More Shots Please! season 3 will be streaming on Prime Video from October 21st onwards in more than 240 countries and territories.

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