Manoj Bajpayee rules off the idea that Farzi and The Family Man might combine in the same universe I doubt Raj and DK would want to mix it up.

Manoj Bajpayee rules off the idea that Farzi and The Family Man might combine in the same universe: "I doubt Raj and DK would want to mix it up."Famous directors Raj and DK, who gained recognition for their Prime Video smash The Family Man, also helmed the well-liked thriller series Farzi, which starred Vijay Sethupathi and Shahid Kapoor. Soon after Farzi's premiere, viewers began drawing parallels between the worlds of the two shows. Manoj Bajpayee, who plays the lead in The Family Man, addressed rumors that the two worlds would combine in a recent interview."I don't think this will happen," Manoj stated in a Lallantop interview. We currently have four seasons of Family Man to finish. Before we can think of anything, we must fulfill that pledge. However, Family Man is a pretty large universe in and of itself, so I don't think these universes will join. Raj, DK, and Amazon wouldn't want to combine it with anything else, in my opinion.The filmmakers Raj & DK are aware of what the OTT audience wants. They produced "Farzi" and "The Family Man," which went on to shatter records in the OTT industry. Each of these shows has its own fan base. Following the premiere of "Farzi," some viewers compared the two shows on social media.

They discussed the possibility of a future merger. Manoj Bajpayee ended this conjecture and disclosed the wider reality in a recent interview.Actor Manoj Bajpayee responded to the idea of "The Family Man" and "Farzi" coming together in a statement to Lallantop. "I don't think this will happen," the actor stated. We currently have four seasons of Family Man to finish. Before we can think of anything, we must fulfill that pledge. However, Family Man is a pretty large universe in and of itself, so I don't think these universes will join. Raj, DK, and Amazon wouldn't want to combine it with anything else, in my opinion.Fans with keen eyes have noticed parallels between the two programs. These conjectures were stoked by these Easter eggs. The author of "The Family Man" addressed these rumors in a previous interview. Suparn S. Varma asked the audience to enjoy the presentation but did not divulge much. Suparn stated, "Let fans of both shows have fun till Season 3 comes out," in an interview with Indian Express. That's the enjoyable part. This is the lovely bond that develops between viewers who adore a program and its characters. The third season of "The Family Man" is currently not in production. Four seasons are anticipated for the program.