Fans of the coming-of-age drama Kota Factory are eagerly waiting for a season 4 after the immense love showered on season 3. The series, that revolves around the lives of IIT–JEE aspirants in Kota, India, has struck a chord with audiences for its relatable portrayal of student struggles and the pressure-cooker environment of entrance exam preparation.

There has been no official confirmation on a season 4 yet, but in a recent interview, both the show’s director Pratish Mehta and lead actor Jitendra Kumar, who plays the beloved Jeetu Bhaiya, opened up about the possibility of a next season.

Director Aims For Relatable Story

In an interview with OTTPlay, director Pratish Mehta was asked about the possibility of a season 4. He responded by highlighting the show’s core strength – relatability. He said that the team, if given the opportunity, would strive to maintain the same level of relatability and continue telling the stories of the students and teachers in Kota.

Mehta finds the show’s audience – both current and past IIT aspirants – to be its most valuable aspect. He mentioned that he often comes across comments from viewers who were preparing for the IITs during the first season and are now graduates.

“Some have managed to crack it, some haven’t, but they all can relate to that journey,” Mehta said, emphasizing the show’s ability to resonate with viewers regardless of the outcome of their entrance exams.

Jitendra Kumar Emphasizes Evolving Reality

Jitendra Kumar, also known as Jeetu Bhaiya to fans, echoed Mehta’s sentiments about the importance of capturing the evolving reality of Kota’s coaching industry. He stressed that staying relevant involves observing and incorporating the changes happening in Kota’s educational ecosystem.

“I think it is very important to explore that reality with every season,” Kumar said. He believes that including these observations and changes in the story keeps the audience engaged while maintaining a level of authenticity.

Kumar highlighted the importance of research in crafting relatable stories. By incorporating well-researched details, the show stays true to its core message, according to the actor. He expressed the team’s commitment to keep pushing themselves to bring fresh experiences to the audience.

Fan Reactions To Season 3

The recently released season 3 of Kota Factory garnered immense praise from viewers. Social media platforms were flooded with positive reviews, with many calling it the most impactful season yet.

One viewer wrote on social media, “This season is the best in terms of emotions and impact, with the last episode being particularly powerful. It was a roller coaster ride of emotions, and I still have teary eyes.”

Another viewer commented, “Just watched Kota Factory s3 truly the best series i have watched… I started my prep when season 1 had come and now truly relate with Vaibhav’s character.” This viewer highlighted the show’s ability to connect with viewers who may not be directly involved in the IIT entrance exam process.

A third user perfectly captured the essence of the show, stating, “Kota Factory ki sabse badi achievement is that you could be far off the JEE/NIT trail and still connect with the story and the characters. Jeetu Bhaiya ka ek ek word drills in your head” (Kota Factory’s biggest achievement is that even if you’re nowhere near the JEE/NIT track, you can still connect with the story and characters. Jeetu Bhaiya’s every word stays with you).

These are just a few examples of the outpouring of love fans have shown for Kota Factory Season 3. The show has undeniably touched the hearts of many viewers with its portrayal of the pressures, triumphs, and experiences of students navigating the competitive world of IIT entrance exams.

While the future of Kota Factory remains uncertain, the positive response to season 3 and the comments from both the director and lead actor suggest that a season 4 might be a possibility. Fans will surely be waiting for any official announcements.

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