The family man how does it end

The Envoy Web Beyond Streaming. About us. The Family Man ending explained: What exactly happened? By Anweshak Tejendra. They try to reach out to Srikant and inform him about the impending danger, but their calls goes unanswered. Whether they will be able to escape from the factory or will they succumb to the gas leak, remains to be seen. But, instead of confronting her, he aims to be more involved with his family.

He asks her to plan a vacation and also offers to drop their kids to school. She also warns Srikant not to divorce Suchitra. The tortures that she faced must have had a brutal affect on Dhriti. As a teenager, she would be shattered at having been cheated in love. However, the realisation of the importance of her father's job and the pride associated with it, has perhaps saved her from depression. She continues to be a happy child, and a much more mature one than we saw last season.

With their end credits, Raj and DK left no doubts that there will be a season three of the much-loved thriller. We are shown details of how the ongoing coronavirus pandemic hit the country before the makers tease fans with the Chinese project called Guan Yu.

A character is seen chatting online with someone and the English subtitles tell us that the Chinese project is underway and and is likely to take place in Nagaland. Also read: Paul Walker's brother reacts to tribute in Fast and Furious film. The first season of the show explored the Indo-Pakistani relations while the country's ties with Sri Lanka were explored in the second season.

Considering the geo-political importance of Nagaland and the relationship between India and China, the third season of the show is likely to focus on politics and its repercussions on another side of the Indian sub-continent. The Family Man 2: We discuss major twists in the show that landed online last week. I got into season 2 prepared to be disappointed, but what happened instead was the series began with a multi-track narrative that maintained a steady pace right to the explosive end.

The Family Man Season 2 incorporates so many elements that each of us can identify with — abusive nicknames for bosses on phone contacts, expensive gifts for children to make up for a lost time, the north-south divide in the workspace so well addressed in this series , the daily sexual harassment women experience, the emotional upheavals of a marriage, PTSD, teenage tantrums, and politics.

The end of season 2 leaves its viewers with a high — there is a clear build-up to another season. It begins with Suchi saying she has something to tell Srikant.

Their marriage has been on the rocks for a while, and Suchi has been carrying the guilt of a possible transgression with Arvind Sharad Kelkar — but is that what she wants to say?

Or is she simply telling Srikant about her upcoming trip to the USA on behalf of the company?