Ekta Kapoor opens up on The Married Woman Season 2

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Updated At : 12:55 PM Apr 01, 2021 IST

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AltBalaji’s popular show The Married Woman was released on International Women’s Day, but admiration, love, and support are still pouring in. Ekta Kapoor feels happy that the show has managed to initiate conversation in society on women-related topics, which were usually considered taboo.

Hinting at the possibility of Season 2 of The Married Woman, Ekta Kapoor says, “We have been trending as one of the most-watched shows, so it’s pretty heartening. With the kind of impressive numbers the show has got, I don’t want to say anything at this moment, but it’s inevitable.”

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