Gullak 5 trailer: Mishra family returns with new challenges and old warmth
The trailer for Gullak Season 5 brings the Mishra family back ahead of its June 5 release on Sony LIV. It points to a season shaped by change at home, growing responsibilities and the pull of familiar roots.
The trailer of Gullak Season 5 is out, and the Mishra family is back with more everyday chaos, emotional moments and middle-class struggles. The new season of the popular slice-of-life series is set to premiere on SonyLiv on June 5.
The trailer opens with familiar sights from Mishra Nivas — steel containers in the kitchen, the noisy cooler, and Santosh Mishra keeping a close watch on electricity usage. But this season also hints at change within the family. The house gets a fresh coat of paint and a Wi-Fi connection, while the family members try to adjust to changing times in their own ways.
The new season appears to focus on shifting family dynamics as the children grow older and responsibilities evolve. One of the major moments in the trailer hints at elder son Annu moving into a separate apartment, suggesting a significant transition for the family.
The trailer also captures the show’s trademark humour through dinner table banter, small arguments and emotional conversations between the family members. Alongside the lighter moments, the series seems set to explore themes of ambition, self-doubt and the bittersweet reality of growing up while staying connected to one’s roots.
This season will see Anant Joshi step into the role of Annu, replacing Vaibhav Raj Gupta. The cast also includes Jameel Khan as Santosh Mishra, Geetanjali Kulkarni as Shanti Mishra, Harsh Mayar as Aman Mishra, Sunita Rajwar as Bittu Ki Mummy, Gopal Dutt, Manuj Sharma and Helly Shah.
Speaking about the new season, TVF President Vijay Koshy said the story reflects the changing realities of middle-class India while retaining the warmth that audiences associate with the show.
Actor Geetanjali Kulkarni added that viewers will get to see a different side of Shanti this season as she adapts to a rapidly changing world in her own way.
Produced by The Viral Fever, Gullak Season 5 will stream from June 5 on SonyLiv
The trailer of Gullak Season 5 is out, and the Mishra family is back with more everyday chaos, emotional moments and middle-class struggles. The new season of the popular slice-of-life series is set to premiere on SonyLiv on June 5.
The trailer opens with familiar sights from Mishra Nivas — steel containers in the kitchen, the noisy cooler, and Santosh Mishra keeping a close watch on electricity usage. But this season also hints at change within the family. The house gets a fresh coat of paint and a Wi-Fi connection, while the family members try to adjust to changing times in their own ways.
The new season appears to focus on shifting family dynamics as the children grow older and responsibilities evolve. One of the major moments in the trailer hints at elder son Annu moving into a separate apartment, suggesting a significant transition for the family.
The trailer also captures the show’s trademark humour through dinner table banter, small arguments and emotional conversations between the family members. Alongside the lighter moments, the series seems set to explore themes of ambition, self-doubt and the bittersweet reality of growing up while staying connected to one’s roots.
This season will see Anant Joshi step into the role of Annu, replacing Vaibhav Raj Gupta. The cast also includes Jameel Khan as Santosh Mishra, Geetanjali Kulkarni as Shanti Mishra, Harsh Mayar as Aman Mishra, Sunita Rajwar as Bittu Ki Mummy, Gopal Dutt, Manuj Sharma and Helly Shah.
Speaking about the new season, TVF President Vijay Koshy said the story reflects the changing realities of middle-class India while retaining the warmth that audiences associate with the show.
Actor Geetanjali Kulkarni added that viewers will get to see a different side of Shanti this season as she adapts to a rapidly changing world in her own way.
Produced by The Viral Fever, Gullak Season 5 will stream from June 5 on SonyLiv
