TVF Tripling actor Sumeet Vyas spills the beans on upcoming season: ‘Phir se humein opportunity...'
Sumeet started his career as a theatre artist in the late 2000s and made his debut in the television serial 'Woh Huye Na Hamare', which was aired on Doordarshan. However, he got his breakthrough in the role of Mikesh from the web series 'Permanent Roommates' and as Chandan in 'TVF Tripling', which has now bagged a cult-status amongst netizens. Sumeet Vyas Sheds Light On Upcoming Season Of TVF Tripling
During a conversation with India.com, Sumeet shared some interesting updates related to the most-awaited seasons of 'TVF Tripling' and also talked about its initial stage. Sumeet said, 'Ji bilkul hum banana chahenge season 4, I think Zee5 ko hii yeh zimmedaari di jaani chahiye, teesra season humara Zee5 pe aaya tha, toh yeh umeed hai ki Zee5 phir se hume opportunity denge ki hum aur ek season banaye, 'Tripling' mere dil ke bahut kareeb hai. It is one of the first things that I wrote and acted in and it did well, got so much love, so that show will always be very close to my heart.' (Yes, of course. We would like to make season 4. I think Zee5 will be responsible for it. Our third season was on Zee5. So, we hope that Zee5 will allow us to make another season. Tripling is very close to my heart. It is one of the first things that I wrote and acted in. And it did well. It got so much love. So, that show will always be very close to my heart. And I hope I get to do one more season.) Sumeet Vyas On Most Anticipated Permanent Roommates Season 4
Sumeet also talked about the most anticipated web show 'Permanent Roommates' upcoming season and said that the team of TVF is currently in the process of writing. He said, 'Haan, wo ho raha hai, mujhe bhi aisa sunne mein aaya hai udte-udte, ki aur ek season bana rahe hain TVF aur I think script par kaam kar rahe hain, bahut secretive hote hai jab wo log likhte hain, jab taiyar hoti hai tab wo log kehte hain, ki aap suniye aur bataiye ki kaisa lag raha hai, toh acha hi likhte hai wo log, unki likhaai mein ek alag flair hai, toh wo likh rahe hain, I hope ki uske baad hum banayenge ek aur season.' (Yes, it is happening, I have also heard about it that they are making another season of TVF and I think they are working on the script. They are writing. They are very secretive when they write. When they are ready, they say that we have written it. Listen, how is it? Tell us. So, they are writing. I hope they write it this year. And then we make another season.) More About Detective Sherdil
The movie takes place in Budapest. Boman Irani portrays billionaire businessman Pankaj Bhatti, who is violently killed in his car on a deserted road. His family is stunned to learn that Bhatti has bequeathed a large part of his fortune to his daughter's boyfriend, Purvak (Arjun Tanwar), who has been missing since Bhatti's death. Later, the family engages a group of detectives to find Purvak, but as the investigation unfolds, more secrets emerge and the mystery deepens. The film premiered on Zee5 Global on June 20, 2025.
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