5 Reasons Four More Shots Please! Finale Season Is a Must-Watch on Prime Video
A little older, a little wiser, still gloriously flawed. If you’ve laughed, cried, or found pieces of yourself in their journey, here are five reasons why the final season is simply unmissable.

After redefining friendship, love, ambition, and modern womanhood on Indian Streaming, Four More Shots Please! raises a final toast with the much-awaited fourth season. The International Emmy-nominated Prime Video Original returns for its farewell season with the same messy honesty that made it a cultural phenomenon. Damini, Anjana, Siddhi, and Umang are back one last time. A little older, a little wiser, still gloriously flawed. If you’ve laughed, cried, or found pieces of yourself in their journey, here are five reasons why the final season is simply unmissable.
One Last Shot with the Girls
At its heart, Four More Shots Please! has always been about friendship. Not the glossy kind, but the kind that survives heartbreaks, bad decisions, career crashes, and personal reinvention. Season 4 leans fully into that bond, giving fans one last chance to sit with the girls through late-night confessions, hard truths, and moments of unapologetic joy. It feels like bidding a heartfelt goodbye to a deeply personal bond.
A Meaningful Closure to The Quartet’s Individual Journeys
Each character’s arc reaches meaningful crossroads in the finale season. Whether it’s love, ambition, motherhood, or self-acceptance, the storytelling leans into growth rather than perfection, and it doesn’t shy away from raising tough questions. This season embraces evolution, offering conclusions that feel earned, honest, and true to the women we’ve watched grow through the seasons.
Special Cameos and Fresh Faces
A farewell season still needs surprises, and Season 4 delivers. This season raises the excitement with special appearances and new characters. Dino Morea, Kunaal Roy Kapur, and Anasuya Sengupta join the ensemble, while Uorfi Javed, Neeraj Kabi, and Sonali Bose, among others, deliver compelling cameos, bringing fresh energy and new dynamics that shake things up just enough. The result is a finale that still finds new corners to explore inside a world audiences already know so well.
Glamour with More Emotional Bite
The show’s signature style is very much intact. There are still high heels, dazzling outfits, scenic getaways and nights that look like a dream on Instagram. What lands differently is what sits under all that gloss. The finale season digs deeper into vulnerability, burnout, disappointment, and starting over. The contrast between what the world sees and what the women are actually carrying makes the highs feel higher, and the heartbreaks land harder.
The Perfect Year-End Binge
Dropping right in time for the holiday season, Season 4 arrives at the perfect moment. When the year is winding down and reflection comes naturally, this finale feels like an emotional send-off. It is binge-worthy without being exhausting, celebratory without being hollow, and nostalgic without feeling stuck in the past. Whether you are watching alone or with friends, it makes for the kind of year-ender that you can sink into over a weekend and walk away from feeling like you said goodbye properly.
As the girls raise their glasses one final time, Four More Shots Please! bids farewell in style, marking the end of a show that changed the way women’s stories are told on screen. Starring Sayani Gupta, Kirti Kulhari, Bani J, and Maanvi Gagroo in the lead, the finale also sees Prateik Smita Patil, Milind Soman, Rajeev Siddhartha, Lisa Ray, and Ankur Rathee reprising their respective roles, with Dino Morea, Anasuya Sengupta, and Kunaal Roy Kapur joining the cast this season. Produced by Pritish Nandy Communications, the fourth season is created by Rangita Pritish Nandy and Ishita Pritish Nandy, developed and written by Devika Bhagat, with dialogues by Ishita Moitra, and directed by Arunima Sharma and Neha Parti Matiyani. Four More Shots Please! Season 4 is streaming now on Prime Video in India and more than 240 countries and territories worldwide.

