The trailer for the upcoming Amazon Prime Video series Do You Wanna Partner? dropped this Friday amid glitz, glamour, and a packed launch event. While the show’s bold, fun, and ambitious storyline sparked major buzz, it was lead actor Tamannaah Bhatia’s emotionally charged tribute to the men in her life—especially her father—that truly left a lasting impact on the audience.
Speaking at the launch, Bhatia opened up about the support system behind her success. “I am doing Tamil movies, Telugu movies, songs, and now a show—how do you think I’m able to do so much? I have so much support at home—from my father, my brother, and such wonderful men in my life,” she shared. “People often see us on screen or during interviews. I want to tell every man out there—support the women back home. Be there for them and watch them flower. I’m standing here as proof of what that support can do.”
Her message resonated deeply with those in attendance, especially when she emphasized the often-overlooked emotional reflection women need. “Women are powerful by themselves,” she added, “but sometimes you need a reflection. You need to see how you are powerful—and sometimes it’s the wonderful men in your life that make you see that. That’s the truth.” Her heartfelt words served as both a tribute and a call to action, urging more men to become allies in empowering the women around them.
Directed by Collin D'Cunha and Kumar, Do You Wanna Partner? stars Tamannaah Bhatia and Diana Penty as two women from completely different worlds who join forces to launch a startup. As they chase ambition, they also stumble upon friendship, self-growth, and unexpected challenges. The ensemble cast includes Jaaved Jaaferi, Nakuul Mehta, Shweta Tiwari, Neeraj Kabi, Sufi Motiwala, and Rannvijay Singha. The series is created by Mithun Gangopadhyay and Nishant Nayak, and produced by Dharmatic Entertainment.
Slated to premiere on September 12, 2025, exclusively on Amazon Prime Video, the show promises a refreshing blend of comedy, emotion, and empowerment. But beyond the trailer's charm and the star power, it was Bhatia’s reminder that behind every successful woman is not just her own strength, but often, supportive men who help her recognize it—that truly defined the launch.
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