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TVF’s Family Kirana Store Season 2 Episode 2 Surpasses 1 Million Views in Under 24 Hours!

Cine Reporter

The Viral Fever (TVF) continues to showcase its knack for relatable storytelling, consistently capturing the hearts of viewers with authentic and engaging narratives across various genres. Over the years, the popular production house has crafted a strong roster of hit franchises, maintaining an immense fanbase—particularly through its thriving YouTube presence. Among its latest hits, Family Kirana Store has stood out as a fan-favorite comedy-drama, offering a warm and humorous window into the daily life of a middle-class family operating their neighborhood grocery store. Following the enthusiastic reaction to Season 2’s debut, excitement was at an all-time high for the continuation of the series.

The makers recently unveiled Episode 2, titled ‘Expiry Date’, and it has already struck a chord with viewers. Reflecting the show’s growing popularity, Episode 2 has crossed a massive 1 million views in less than 24 hours of its premiere, marking another strong milestone for the series.

Sharing the news, the makers wrote, “Family Kirana Store par aapke pyaar ke barasne ki koi expiry date nahi hai! ✨

Family Kirana Store S2 EP2 Out Now on our YouTube Channel. Link in bio.”

https://www.instagram.com/p/Dc5Vjs0szda/?igsi=azlzaGlsdGVzaWU4

Family Kirana Store follows Gajanand, played by Shrikant Verma, and his family as they navigate the everyday challenges and joys of running a local kirana store. Featuring Garima Vikrant Singh and Hemant Mishra, the show combines humour, nostalgia, and heartfelt family moments with remarkable warmth.

With every new project, TVF has only elevated its creative spirit. It has significantly strengthened the audience’s trust in Arunabh Kumar and his vision as the founder of a platform that continues to thrive in the content landscape while constantly breaking its own mould. TVF’s journey stands as a testament to the power of relatable storytelling, rooted characters, and narratives that resonate deeply with audiences across the country.

By Keerti Kadam