Stars Cheer for Prime Video’s fresh comedy Do You Wanna Partner
Prime Video’s upcoming series Do You Wanna Partner has caught the attention of both fans and film personalities after its lively trailer launch. At a time when streaming platforms are dominated by thrillers and intense dramas, this light-hearted show has been welcomed as a refreshing change.
The trailer, with its playful tone and slice-of-life feel, quickly struck a chord with audiences. It follows the story of two best friends, Shikha and Anahita—played by Tamannaah Bhatia and Diana Penty—who set out to start their own alcohol brand in a world largely controlled by men. Their bold journey, packed with humour, chaos, and ambition, promises a colourful and relatable watch.
Soon after the release, industry friends poured in their love and excitement. Palak Tiwari couldn’t hide her enthusiasm, saying she “absolutely cannot wait,” while praising Tamannaah and Diana as “the best duo.” Actor Mrunal Thakur congratulated Tamannaah warmly, writing that she was “so proud” of her.
The trailer also drew admiration from filmmaker Nikhil Advani, who called it “so much fun” and praised the team for creating something he believes has “all the ingredients for a cracker.” Producer Pragya Kapoor was equally thrilled, admitting she was eager to binge-watch the show. Rasha Thadani added to the buzz by calling Diana Penty “a dream” and Tamannaah “a goddess,” describing them as “patakas lighting up the screen.” Anya Singh and several others joined the chorus, celebrating the show’s quirky and energetic vibe.
The series explores friendship, ambition, and breaking barriers, all while blending humour with heartfelt storytelling. It portrays how two women take charge, challenge stereotypes, and craft their own destiny with determination and a touch of mischief.
With industry stars applauding its vibrant energy and audiences already hooked by the trailer, Do You Wanna Partner is shaping up to be one of Prime Video’s most exciting releases of the season. The show will stream in India and more than 240 countries and territories from 12 September.
