Ishaan Khatter and Bhumi Pednekar's 'The Royals' to return with season 2, netizens react

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The ending of The Royals does have a royal twist when Prince Aviraaj realises that he is not the real royal as he was not the son of the Maharaja of Morpur read more
Ishaan Khatter and Bhumi Pednekar's 'The Royals' has been renewed for another season after the first one just dropped on the streaming giant.
The OTT giant shared the news on their Instagram page and wrote- 'Old money, new blood and a new season is in the works 👑🐎
The Royals Season 2 is coming soon, only on Netflix.'
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One user wrote- 'Yasss!!! We need more of Nora!!' Another said, 'Can't wait to see which hotels will be featured next.' A third commented- 'Very Excited to watch season 2 of the royals. Bhumi is just fantastic in the show. We need to see more of Sophia. Bring it on….'
The ending of The Royals does have a royal twist when Prince Aviraaj realises that he is not the real royal as he was not the son of the Maharaja of Morpur. The show ends dramatically where there is a public announcement made and the people of Morpur get to know that the real king is a gay and he and his wife had an arrangement of an open marriage.
The Royals is about Aviraaj Singh (Ishaan Khatter), a polo-playing new-age Rajkumar. He is a ladies' man and has a lot of other interests other than taking care of the haveli. The royals of Morpur are all about external showsha. Their lives revolve around expensive artifacts, exotic wines, heirloom diamonds, saris and one hidden secret, the late Maharaja's gay partner, one on whose name he has written off the entire wealth except for the palace and its artifacts.
Bhumi Pednekar recently said, 'I feel often, especially women, when they do parts where they have to look glamorous and good, those pieces of work are not taken seriously because there is a very standard feeling that 'ye to heroine hai, to isko to bas acha dikhna hai'.'
She added, 'A part where you're just not purely objectified but also have an opportunity to kind of dig deep and go into various layers.'
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