‘Half Love Half Arranged’, the popular rom-com series from Dice Media, returns to Amazon MX Player with an all-new season that delves deeper into love, family, and self-discovery.
The trailer for Season 2 is out, offering fans a glimpse of Riya’s journey as she faces tough decisions, family expectations and surprising revelations.
The new season sees Maanvi Gagroo reprising her role as Riya, alongside Karan Wahi as Jogi. The series also introduces Rithvikk Dhanjani as Ved, a character who brings warmth and joy into Riya’s life, creating an engaging love triangle that tests her heart and her choices. As Riya stands at a crossroads between comfort and complexity, she finds herself grappling with themes of love, family duty and personal growth.
Amogh Dusad, Content Head at Amazon MX Player, highlighted the series’ fresh appeal, saying, “Season 2 will take audiences on an even more captivating journey through love, laughter, and commitment. We’re thrilled to bring back this much-loved series with fresh dynamics and deeper storylines.”
Karan Wahi noted thatJogi faces his vulnerabilities, trying to understand love and responsibility. “Working with Maanvi again was amazing, and Rithvikk’s character brings a fantastic twist,” he added. Gagroo added, “This season challenges Riya in new ways, capturing the relatable struggles of making tough choices.”
Sudhir Chaudhary wins two big Honours at XIIᵗʰ BCS Ratna Award 2026
12th BCS Ratna Award: JioStar’s Aravamudhan is Lifetime Achievement honouree
XIIth BCS Ratna Award : JioStar CEO Entertainment Kevin Vaz honoured
XIIth BCS Ratna Award 2026: Media achievers honoured
12th BCS Ratna Award a roaring success; honours excellence in M&E
Twelfth BCS Ratna Award boasts stellar lineup; to be held on Aug 5
BGMI 4.6 update adds ‘Midnight Hunters’ mode, new Kiaraa character
Rohit Sharma’s ‘Family Full House’ onboards major brands as sponsors
Govt. notifies changes in film guidelines to combat drug abuse
Senior journalist Sneha Mordani joins NDTV as Health Editor
News18 India hosts today ‘Jazba’ to celebrate Indian sport 


