Dhamaal with Pati Patni Aur Panga S2 earns 4/5 in premiere review

Colors TV’s feel-good couples show is back for a second innings, and the first review is warm. Dhamaal with Pati Patni Aur Panga – Jodiyon Ka Reality Check has opened with a 4/5 rating from IWMBuzz, with the reviewer praising its ease and lightness.

A softer kind of reality TV

The new season, produced by Story Weaver Collective, arrives with seven celebrity couples. Instead of chasing screaming matches or shock exits, the premiere works with light nok-jhok, affectionate teasing and small revelations about married life.

Returning hosts Sonali Bendre Behl and Munawar Faruqui set that mood. Sonali keeps the room warm and welcoming, while Munawar stirs in quick humour and gentle ribbing. The balance lets contestants open up without being pushed into uncomfortable territory.

The seven jodis to know

The casting is the season’s biggest hook, because it pairs veterans with younger fan favourites. The opening line-up includes:

• Archana Puran Singh and Parmeet Sethi – experience and easy wit.
• Shabir Ahluwalia and Kanchi Kaul – a grounded, secure bond.
• Divyanka Tripathi and Vivek Dahiya – high energy and strong teamwork.
• Rahul Vaidya and Disha Parmar – sparkling ease and playfulness.
• Arjun Bijlani and Neha Swami – cheerful, with lighthearted bickering.
• Manoj Tiwari and Surbhi Tiwari – cultural flavour and a mature lens.
• Deepika Singh and Rohit Raj Goyal – real-life coordination on display.

Why that works for viewers

Television is crowded with celebrity reality shows that depend on friction. This one takes the opposite route, and that is exactly why the review connects with it. For fans of these actors and singers, it is a chance to see their favourites in ordinary, relatable moments rather than in manufactured meltdowns.

The 4/5 score is a strong opening signal. It suggests the show has a clear identity and a loyal audience waiting for it. The season does not have to prove itself with chaos; it can win with warmth.

Should you tune in?

If you want a breezy weekend watch with the family, this is built for it. The premiere offers familiar faces, light tasks and enough personality to carry the format. If you are looking for a villain or a dramatic elimination, however, this will feel gentle by design.

Source: IWMBuzz