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[09/17/21 - 10:31 PM]
Dhruv and Kavya Are Here to Make You Feel the Cozies of Love, One Last Time!
"Little Things" returns for its fourth season October 15, only on Netflix.

[via press release from Netflix]

Dhruv and Kavya are here to make you feel the cozies of love, one last time!

- Starring Momo (Dhruv Sehgal) and Biryani Monster (Mithila Palkar), the season finale will release on October 15, 2021-

September 18, 2021: Dhruv and Kavya are back, bringing the cutest, coziest and most heartwarming moments of their relationship. You've been with them throughout their journey, their ups and downs, their highs and lows, essentially through all the "Little Things" in their life. More often than not you've found yourself sharing in the wholesome moments and at other times you wished to have a Dhruv or a Kavya in your lives.

Watch Dhruv Sehgal and Mithila Palkar aka Momo and Biryani monster make their way onto your screens one last time and into your hearts forever, as Netflix brings to you the Season four of Little Things on the 15th of October. Get ready for more food hogging, cuddles and a new maturing love as Dhruv and Kavya traverse some easy and some difficult paths in their relationship, all while being each other's ultimate support system.

Talking about Little Things, director Ruchir Arun and Pranjal Dua commented, "The journey of Dhruv and Kavya has been such an adorable, enriching experience. We have seen them do it all, from living together to long distance, they have showcased the most relatable side of young love to us. It is a bittersweet feeling, the finale - it was a rollercoaster of emotions shooting it. Dhruv-Kavya are growing up, their love is more mature and they are making way for more adventures, more ups and downs. Mithila and Dhruv have done a great job. As the final season of Little Things releases on Netflix, we really wish to leave the audiences with a smile on their face as we begin to say goodbye."

Watch Little Things S4 releasing on 15th October, only on Netflix!

Producer: Dice Media

Showrunner & Executive Producer: Ashwin Suresh

Executive Producers: Aditi Shrivastava, Anirudh Pandita

Director: Ruchir Arun and Pranjal Dua

Writer: Abhinandan Sridhar, Nupur Pai, Garima Pura Patiyaalvi, Gaurav Patki

Cast: Dhruv Sehgal and Mithila Palkar

Creative Producer: Akshata Samant

About Little Things S4:

Little Things returns for its fourth and final season. After over six years of togetherness, watch as Dhruv and Kavya make the tricky transition from young love to a more mature relationship. Over the season, we'll see them navigate questions around commitment, health, ambition and family, and in doing so, be as honest and intimate with each other as they've been in the past. So take a seat and let Dhruv and Kavya take you on one last journey as they overcome the big hurdles, all while loving the 'Little Things'.

About Pocket Aces:

With a mission to solve boredom for the 500+ million young Indians online, Pocket Aces is India's leading digital entertainment company focused on mobile video. Pocket Aces is an original content creator and publisher, with huge distribution power. The company operates India's largest socially distributed content network which includes five diverse brands: FilterCopy (short fiction), Dice Media (multi-episode web series), Gobble (lifestyle), Jambo (young-adult animation) and Nutshell (infotainment). Pocket Aces also operates Clout, India's leading influencer management practice. The company's socially distributed video network has amassed >13 billion video views with a current run rate of over 500 Million monthly views. Loco is one of the fastest growing apps in the country today with more than 24 million registered users with active users spending over 30 minutes daily on the app. Clout manages more than 60 actors and creators exclusively. The company has a team of over 200 people across Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Delhi. Pocket Aces works extensively with large advertisers including PepsiCo, HUL, P&G, Unacademy, AMFI, Modelez, Flipkart, etc. who utilize it's content and distribution strength to achieve their marketing goals. The company creates original content on OTT platforms such as Netflix, Amazon, MXPlayer, etc. and licenses its content across mediums such as TV, in-flight entertainment, and international platforms. Pocket Aces has won more than 50 awards for its work across various categories. Major investors in Pocket Aces include Sequoia Capital, 3one4 Capital, DSP Group, North Base Media, and the co-founders of India's largest IT services firm, Infosys.

About Dice Media:

Dice Media is the long-form premium storytelling channel of Pocket Aces that pioneers in creating multi episodic, seasonal web series. Some of Dice Media's most notable work includes "Little Things", "What The Folks" & "Operation MBBS". Known as an expert in the Young Adult genre, Dice Media was the first new-age creator to have a multi-show deal with streaming giant, Netflix. Staying true to its innovation DNA, Dice Media also launched India's first Instagram-first web series, "Firsts", which has become a viral hit with five successful seasons so far. Dice Media currently has the highest series renewal rate in India. The channel has also launched Dice Creator Network, which functions as a network of external creators that Pocket Aces supports, markets, and develops content with. The first offering under this initiative was "Girlfriend Chor" on MX Player. Recent award wins include: Best Web Series in the Comedy category at the iReel Awards 2019 for "Little Things - Season 2", Best Brand Placement-Fiction at the Economic Times Spott Awards 2020 for "Firsts", Best Brand Integration - Web Series at the ETBrandEquity DigiPlus Awards 2020 for "Home Sweet Office", Best Marketing Campaign - Branded Web Series at Social Samosa's Social Media Awards, Best Brand Placement at ET Spott Awards'21 for "Operation MBBS Season 1, and Best Brand Integration at Foxglove Awards 2021 for Operation MBBS Season 2.





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