So the first season of The Family Man web-series dropped in Amazon Prime on September 20. The show stars Manoj Bajpayee in the lead, with an ensemble supporting cast in Priyamani, Sharib Hashmi, Gul Panag, Malayalam actor Neeraj Madhav, Telugu star Sundeep Kishan, Dalip Tahil, Shreya Dhanwanthary, Pawan Chopra, Sharad Kelkar, Darshan Kumaar and Mir Sarwar. The series is helmed by Raj Nidimoru and Krishna DK, who had previously directed films like 99, Shor in the City, Go Goa Gone and A Gentleman. The Family Man Review: Manoj Bajpayee's Spy Series Rises Above Predictability With an Engaging Tale on Relevant Issues.
The Family Man is about Srikant, who is perceived to be a boring government employee by his family. In reality, he is a world-class spy, considered one of the best in the National Investigation Agency, while trying to hide his double life from his wife and kids. His new assignment is to find out what Mission Zulfiqar is, that the terrorists want to carry out in India. The series takes action from Mumbai to Kashmir to Kerala to new Delhi to even across the border, while inserting some relevant social issues from mob lynching to nationalism to beef to bombastic media channels. (BIG SPOILER AHEAD)
While The Family Man has been very engaging and even funny at times, the final episodes have been more of a mixed bag. Especially the concluding episode that ends on a huge disclaimer. Moosa (Neeraj Madhav) and Sajid (Shahab Ali) manage to trigger a chemical factory to create a Bhopal Gas Tragedy-like situation in New Delhi. Sajid kills Moosa when the latter decides to backtrack after learning his mother is in Delhi, but is severely injured. Srikant and Talpade (Sharib Hashmi) discover Moosa's body and thinks the crisis is averted. Meanwhile, their associates Zoya (Shreya Dhanwanthary) and Milind (Sunny Hinduja) are trapped in the chemical factory with their calls to Srikant going unanswered. The final scene has the container having the poisonous gas blowing off its lid, presumably sending the gas in the atmosphere to cause more destruction.
With that huge cliffhanger, season 1 ends on a very gloomy, precarious note. Season 2 is already in the works, and there is a lot that it needs to answer, which also includes this egregious final twist.
So here are seven things that season 2 of The Family Man should definitely answer whenever it appears on Amazon Prime.
#1 Repercussions of that Chemical Leak

For who is touted to be a world-class spy, Srikant was awfully stupid in the final episode. Not only did he forget his cellphone back at his office after learning about Moosa's death, he never bothered to check with his other associates about their status. If the leak did happen, as that final scene hints at, his oversight should be partly responsible for what the country will suffer due to the dangerous effects of the gas. In the next season, we might get to hear about the casualties of this chemical attack, which might go in millions. Also, we may discover the tragic fates of Zoya and Milind who were present at the factory when the leak happens and would be the first ones to get affected by the gas (along with Moosa's men).