
TV-MASynopsis
Seven years on, TVF Pitchers (2015) returns with Season 2, an Indian comedy-drama of five episodes you can watch online on iFILM. Naveen and the gang are finally close to real funding, but the stakes have grown teeth.
Big money is within reach — they just have to talk KC Enterprises, an offline player in their sector, into a partnership. The deal collapses, and Naveen has to rebuild the company while investor Prachi sets a clock: find a new CTO in three days. Then comes the sprint, a product in thirty days, and resignations landing on the desk just three days before launch. After release, each founder starts chasing a different number — valuation, cash in the bank, a team that's actually happy — and those goals quietly pull the friends apart. By the end they're barely speaking, no investment in sight, and the survival of their startup, Pragati, hangs in the balance.
This season runs older than the first: less euphoria, more about what ambition costs and how a friendship cracks under pressure. The Viral Fever doesn't smooth the edges. Stream TVF Pitchers Season 2 online on iFILM.
5 episodes
S2·E1The Valley
The pitchers are on the verge of a breakthrough as they await a major funding. However, there is a catch. They have to convince KC Enterprises, an offline player of the same sector, to partner up with them.
S2·E2The Pivot
After the deal’s failure, Naveen decides to revamp the company. But Prachi presents a new condition to support the change - find a new CTO in 3 days.
S2·E3The Sprint
The company goes on a sprint to finish a product within 30 days. However, just 3 days before the launch, the pitchers face a new problem - resignations!
S2·E4The North Star Metric
Post product launch, the three pitchers chase their own North Star Metrics: valuation, money in the bank and employee satisfaction. Where does this search lead them?
S2·E5The Termsheet
With the founders not talking to each other and no investments in sight, friendships seem to perish. Will Pragati survive?
2 seasons
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