Family Kirana Store Season 3: When and where to watch the family drama — details inside

The Viral Fever (TVF) has officially rolled out the third season of its popular slice-of-life sitcom, Family Kirana Store, bringing Gajju Bhaiya and his household back to screens.

Family Kirana Store Season 3: When and where to watch

Family Kirana Store Season 3 premiered on November 13, 2026. Viewers can stream the episodes for free on TVF’s official YouTube channel. With this release, the series has achieved a rare turnaround milestone, delivering three full seasons within a span of just 10 months. Prior to the Season 3 debut, the first two instalments accumulated over 42 million views on the platform, cementing its status as one of TVF’s fastest-moving digital franchises.

Family Kirana Store Season 3 storyline

Family Kirana Store is a Hindi comedy-drama rooted in middle-class Indian life. The narrative centres on Gajanand, affectionately known as Gajju Bhaiya, a devoted family man living in a small town who runs a modest neighbourhood grocery store attached directly to his home.

Because the shop and living quarters share the same space, business troubles and domestic matters constantly overlap. The series draws its humour from relatable household situations, customer quirks, financial juggling, and the unspoken bonds that hold a family together through daily pressures. The franchise first debuted on February 6, 2026, followed quickly by its second season on August 28, 2026, before returning this November with fresh store-side drama and banter.

Cast and crew behind the new season

The third season is produced by Vijay Koshy and co-directed by Saksham Arora and Hemant Mishra, with Mishra also contributing to the story and writing alongside Shubham Kumar Jha and Chirag Bhardwaj.

Shrikant Verma returns in the lead role as Gajju Bhaiya, anchoring the ensemble cast. He is joined by Garima Vikrant Singh as Sunita, Baishali Sinha as Roshni, and Hemant Mishra in key supporting roles. Together, the cast reprises the grounded, observational comedy that has turned Gajju Bhaiya’s corner shop into a familiar digital hangout for audiences.