Amber Girls School Season 2 release date miniTV: When to watch Celesti Bairagey's web series

Amber Girls School OTT release date: Amber Girls School, a miniseries, is about to return. After much anticipation from binge-watchers, Amber Girls School season 2's OTT release date has finally been disclosed. The streaming service today also released a trailer for the upcoming season, which comes after the huge success of its first season. Rajlaxmi Ratan Seth is the director, and Reliance Entertainment Studios is in charge of production. We get a glimpse into Ojas' world in the trailer, where she is juggling multiple responsibilities. The second season of Amber Girls School which stars Celesti Bairagey (social media star known to be Alia Bhatt's doppleganger) will debut on Amazon miniTV on July 26, 2024.?

What is Amber Girls School season 2 about?

Ojas aspires to rebel against the school administration, be the head girl, have a partner, and mend her damaged friendships, as seen in the trailer. She comes to the realization that she wants to stop being a somebody who says yes to everything and start being more self-assured. She believes that keeping positive, being true to herself, and upholding positive relationships with friends and family are what really matter. How she dives deep into her issues and comes out of it will be seen in the show.?

Who all star in Amber Girls School season 2?

Amber Girls School season 2 features Celesti Bairagey, Kajol Chugh, Adrija Sinha, Ishika Gagneja, Harsh Khurana, and Shruti Panwar.

Celesti Bairagey, who is the show’s main lead, says that she is? thrilled to come back as the lead. She said as per miniTV, “I'm thrilled to take Ojas' journey forward in Amber Girls School Season 2. This season around, my character faces new challenges in a quest to discover her true self. It also dives deeper into themes of empowerment and identity, as she navigates the complexities of adolescence with courage and determination. It's a privilege to portray a character who inspires others to embrace their individuality and stands up for what she believes in.”