'Family Karma' Season 1: Fans call show 'one of the best' on Bravo right now and demand for a Season 2

Considering that ‘Family Karma’ did fairly well ratings-wise for Bravo and already managed to gain a loyal fan-base, we wouldn’t be surprised if the network decides to renew the show for a second season
(Tommy Garcia/Bravo)
(Tommy Garcia/Bravo)

When Bravo announced its new show ‘Family Karma’ documenting the lives of seven Indian-Americans and their families in Miami, little did we know how much we would love it. The drama on the show was subtle yet entertaining.

The relationship between cast members and their families was beautiful and a refreshing break from the troubled relationships we are used to seeing on reality television.
 
So, when Season 1 ended after just eight episodes, it would be an understatement to say that fans were disappointed. Several fans took to social media to express their sadness over the show ending so soon and also demanded the show's renewal.
 
A fan tweeted, “Okay bravo what we got to do to get a second season cause honestly, this is way better than what you're showing right now  #FamilyKarma." Another fan wrote, “#FamilyKarma is thus far, one of the BEST shows on #BravoTV right now and is truly deserving of a Season 2!”

"I'm really going to miss this show. It's been such a bright spot and something to look forward to during #StayAtHome. Bravo, give us a Season 2! Everybody wants more #FamilyKarma. #BravoTV," commented a fan.
 
"If there is no Season 2 I will boycott Bravo  #FamilyKarma," threatened a fan. Another fan shared, "@Andy, pull some strings and get #FamilyKarma a Season 2! There are a billion Indians. @BravoTV’s gotta make room for some of em!"

"Loooove family karma! Hope we can get a Season 2! Even if quarantine means it’s like 2 years away #FamilyKarma #BravoTV #StayHomeWithBravo @BravoTV,” revealed a fan.
 
Considering that 'Family Karma' did fairly well ratings-wise for Bravo and already managed to gain a loyal fan-base, we wouldn’t be surprised if the network decides to renew the show for a second season. The second season should be a very interesting watch.

Hopefully, Vishal Parvani and Richa Sadana are married by then, so we can see Vishal being the house husband he has always wanted to be. We are also curious to see if Amrit Kapai and his boyfriend Nicholas manage to stay together despite their long-distance relationship.
 
Brian Benni and Monica Vaswani's friendship/relationship will certainly make for great television while Anisha Ramakrishna and Bali Chainani will continue to give us amazing content. If Shaan Patel does return for a second season, we hope to see more of his story. We barely got to see him or learn his story in the first season.

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