The second season of Masaba Masaba launched on Netflix on Friday. In the series, mother-daughter combo Neena Gupta and Masaba Gupta portray fictionalized versions of themselves. Neena stated in a recent interview that she was surprised and ‘impressed’ by the fashion designer-turned-actor Masaba’s performance on the show. Neena also claimed that after viewing Masaba’s performance, she apologized to her for having previously discouraged her acting ambitions.
The first season of Masaba Masaba aired on Netflix in 2020 and was inspired by events from the lives of Masaba Gupta and Neena. Season 2 of Masaba Masaba has the couple sharing a slice of their lives with viewers. The show is directed by Sonam Nair and also features Neil Bhoopalam, Rytasha Rathore, Ram Kapoor, and Kusha Kapila. will utilise Masaba Masaba season 2 review
In an interview with Mid-day, Neena recalls trying to obstruct Masaba’s acting career and being her “worst critic.” Neena remarked, “When I watched the first season, I was amazed by Masaba’s acting abilities. I am Masaba’s biggest critic. She is irritated because I constantly criticize her, but that is the mother’s responsibility. However, I was so delighted with the performance that I apologized for not allowing her to act. She has a great deal of acting potential.”
Neena focused on her relationship with Masaba and how it differed from her relationship with her mother. She added that season 2 of Masaba Masaba does not shy away from the truth. We tackled the issue with tact Each parent serves as a child’s support system. The key aspect [we’re emphasizing] is that you can discuss your problems with your parents and friends. In the past, I could not converse with my mother as Masaba does with me now. The entire dynamic has shifted. In nuclear households, it is difficult to know whom to speak with. When we keep things pent up, they manifest in horrifying ways. Observing how a mother and daughter communicate may help others (do the same),” she said.
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