Actor Ankur Rathee is set to close the year with two releases arriving within a week of each other on different streaming platforms, marking a busy December for the actor.
Rathee will first be seen in Netflix’s family comedy Single Papa, which premieres globally on December 12. Positioned as a light-hearted and family-friendly series, the show places Rathee in a warm, accessible space, offering a contrast to some of his recent dramatic roles.
On December 19, the actor returns as Arjun Nair in the fourth and final season of the International Emmy-nominated series Four More Shots Please!, which streams on Prime Video. The concluding season is expected to take audiences through an emotional arc, with Rathee reprising a character that stands in sharp contrast to his role in Single Papa. He is also set to appear in the fourth season of SonyLIV’s Undekhi, scheduled for an early 2026 release.
Reflecting on the year and the timing of these releases, Rathee shared a candid note on the unpredictability of an actor’s journey. “It’s been an incredible year for my career. Actors sometimes go months, even years, unemployed, and then suddenly God showers you with endless opportunity. This was the year of ‘surrender’ for me, where I kept repeating, ‘Karmanye Vadhikaraste Ma Phaleshu Kadachana.’ I used to think hard work was everything, but the truth is I am nothing without the grace of God. The experience truly humbled me, and I’m so grateful to have worked as much as I did this year. It’s a blessing to be a working actor,” he said.
Rathee also noted the significance of being associated with long-running shows, with both Four More Shots Please! and Undekhi reaching their fourth seasons — a relatively rare milestone in the Indian OTT space.
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