Prime Video today unveiled a rib-tickling trailer of its upcoming comedy drama Gram Chikitsalay Season Two. Directed by Lalitam Tiwari, created by Deepak Kumar Mishra and Arunabh Kumar and written by Vaibhav Suman and Shreya Srivastava, the series is produced by The Viral Fever. The hilarious trailer follows Dr. Prabhat as he battles to revive Bhathkandi's failing Primary Healthcare Center — only to discover that some problems need a very different kind of cure.
Season Two of Gram Chikitsalay returns with Amol Parashar, Akash Makhija, Anandeshwar Dwivedi, Vinay Pathak, Akansha Ranjan Kapoor, and Garima Vikrant Singh reprising their roles, with Dinesh Lal Yadav joining the series. The new season will premiere exclusively on Prime Video in Hindi across India and over 240 countries and territories worldwide on June 23, 2026.
The trailer offers a glimpse into Dr. Prabhat’s (played by Amol Parashar) ongoing mission to revive the struggling Primary Health Centre in Bhathkandi. Just when he thinks he has finally won over the villagers, a fresh set of challenges lands on his treatment table. Convinced that earning the coveted “Adarsh PHC” title is the key to solving his problems, Dr. Prabhat soon discovers that success demands far more than medical expertise and a well-run health centre.
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With eccentric villagers, mischievous local politics, deep-rooted skepticism and never-ending resource woes keeping him on his toes, will Dr. Prabhat be able to find the perfect cure for Bhathkandi's problems, or is this one case beyond even his expertise?
Amol Parashar who plays the lead protagonist Dr Prabhat in the series, said, "In the latest chapter, my character’s journey in Bhathkandi moves forward in unexpected ways. He has experienced some good wins, but a whole new set of challenges comes his way. What I love about this series is how it highlights some of the very real and concerning issues within rural healthcare, and how these are tackled with humour, warmth, humour and emotions, making the narrative relatable for audiences across all ages and regions."