Fans were moved by Jitendra Kumar's Kota Factory Season 3, which debuted on Netflix a few days ago. The show was filled with many highs and lows, from Vaibhav, Meena, and Uday's struggle to pass JEE Mains to Jeetu Bhaiya's battle with depression. Those who saw the show likely spotted an unexpected cameo; if not, let us tell you about it. The final episode of the third season featured Gopi Bhalla from FIR, and it was undoubtedly very wholesome!
During his brief appearance, Gopi was seen hurriedly assisting Vaibhav in getting to his exam location on his scooter. Gopi said in Hindi “main Kota ka chappa chappa jaanta hun (I know every road here in Kota)”.
Taking to Twitter, fans shared their excitement. "Gopi in Kota Factory S3 is the only good thing about it," one of them wrote. "Gopi to the rescue, as always! Iykyk", wrote another one.
It comes right after the suspenseful conclusion of Season 2, in which one of Jeetu Bhaiya's students ends her own life after failing the IIT JEE Advance. The third season of Kota Factory mostly focuses on how the incident affected the teacher who encouraged her to take the test and how other students strive to achieve their objectives. It also depicts what occurs on result day and how students prepare for JEE Mains.
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We've had some of the best belly laughs while watching TV thanks to Gopi Bhalla, who played constable Gopi on the television series FIR. His persona was of a humorous police officer who created his own "hinglish" phrases and flirted with any woman who came to the police station to file an FIR. His lines "hanji ji mummy ji" and "what is the problem is the, Delhi me airport palam is the" went incredibly viral and became ingrained in people's minds even after the show ended.
For the unversed, F.I.R. was an Indian cop-based television show that aired from 31 July 2006 to 23 January 2015.
You can stream Kota Factory season 3 on Netflix.
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