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3 years ago, the series “Asur” had such a craze that it became number 1 with its second season. But people are complaining that the makers have made them wait a long time for “Asur 2”. In such a situation, while removing the displeasure of the audience, the producer and show runner of the second season of the show, Gaurav Shukla, has revealed the reason why it took so long for the second season of the series to arrive.
Asur is a heart-pounding thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Directed by Oni Sen, the film stars Arshad Warsi, Barun Sobti, Ridhi Dogra, Anupriya Goenka, Amey Wagh, Meiyang Chang and Gaurav Arora. Catch it streaming on Jio Cinemas now!
The team persevered through these hurdles, with Shukla saying, “We didn’t have a writer’s room until we finalized the story for the season. However, the success of the first season not only increased the pressure but also gave us confidence.” So. We were committed to preserving the elements that resonated with our audience. New plots and challenges were introduced to keep the story interesting.
In the second season of the series, a serial killer enters the digital world, creating a whole new level of complexity to the story. The producer of the show said, “In this season, we have created our characters with emotions who are battling two internal conflicts.” Their roles in the narrative add another layer of depth and intrigue to the story.
He added, “Each of our characters have personal issues that they are working to overcome, even as they engage in this complex battle with Asura. We believe this struggle is their ultimate victory—whether it’s big or small, it’s going to make a difference. We are really excited about this new direction and what we are going to do this season. We can’t wait to see the journey of the characters.”
The pressure of developing a successful plot for the second season of a show is immense. Reportedly, show runner Gaurav Shukla revealed that due to the pandemic, there was no room for the writers to write the story for the second season. The gap of three years between the first and second season was a result of the pandemic. Talking about the challenges, Gaurav said, “The pressure we faced was both internal and external. It came from the platform of the actors and even from within us. We wanted to build on the accomplishments of Season 1, and it took us some time to develop the central plot. Also, the pandemic happened in the middle of our shoot, so that was an additional challenge.”
