Four More Shots Please 2 opened to some great reviews. Based on the life of 4 imperfect beautiful girls, the show went on to become relatable to almost every young woman out there. As she took on the directorial duties from Anu Menon (season 1 director), Nupur Asthana said her objective was to make the protagonists relatable even as they downed tequila in Istanbul and flaunted Balenciaga bags.

"Since I was directing all 10 episodes, I could approach the season with a blank slate. I didn't have to follow any blueprint in terms of the storytelling. It is a fashion-forward show, so, the girls will be well-dressed, but my aim was to make them more real," explained Asthana.

Four unapologetically flawed women - Bani J, Sayani Gupta, Kirti Kulhar and Maanvi Gagroo - live, love, blunder and discover what really makes them tick through friendship and tequila in millennial Mumbai. Nupur credited the win to the all-women force at work, from the writers to the cast. "I went with my instinct. My crew and cast did extensive workshops, we had free-flowing chats then and bared our hearts. That made things easier. They understood what I was trying to do and how I wanted their characters to grow on screen. I have worked with the writers [Ishita Moitra and Devika Bhagat] before. It was an exhilarating ride for me."

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With praise coming in for the second season, one would expect her to helm the next installment. However, Nupur is only too happy to pass the baton to actor-director Tannishtha Chatterjee. "They [Amazon Prime and creator Rangita Nandy] were keen on having me on board for season three too, but I was exhausted. I had finished working on the show on January 15; to go back to it in a few months [would have been too much]. I need time to recharge my batteries. Also, in order to create a fresh look with the same material, roping in a new director is the right way forward."