Director Sonam Nair, producer Ashvini Yardi discuss creative process behind Masaba Masaba (Season 2)

The fictional chronicle of the lives of the mother-daughter duo Neena and Masaba Gupta will return later this month.

In the series, the Guptas mix fashion, comedy and relatability as they give glipses of their glamorous careers and private lives.

Speaking about the new season, producer Ashvini Yardi stated the show was back as the audience had resonated with it and asked for more. She said Masaba being a global icon also helped us reach audiences the world over.

Yardi said, "However, in the second season, we are dealing with insecurities that all women deal with, especially single women in their thirties. So, whether it's finding the right man, having children or mental health, we’ve tried to encapsulate all the little but also not-so-little nuances with a light-hearted approach. Season 2’s Masaba not only wants to become the biggest fashion name there is but also proactively works towards becoming the ‘King’ that she so rightly knows she deserves to be.”

Director Sonam Nair spoke about the inspiration for Masaba Masaba (Season 2) and said writing and directing this season was an absolutely fun and fulfilling experience because the makers were working from our own lives.

"While the first time around, the theme is that it’s okay to be a mess sometimes. But this time around we wanted to emphasize that women should not have to compromise between love, family, and career. We should be able to want it all and have it all. Needless to say, the second season has a lot more elements of glamour, fashion, drama, chaos - it’s also much bigger in scale,” Nair said.

The second season also stars Neil Bhoopalam and Rytasha Rathore along with Kusha Kapila, Kareema Barry, Barkha Singh, Ram Kapoor and Armaan Khera.