Girl From Nowhere Season 2 Updates: Girl From Nowhere is back with another season. Since its release in August 2018, the Thai series has been one of the best thrillers on the streaming giant. The series, which depicts the hypocrisy of people in this world, became an instant hit among the fans with its release.
The series has compelling storylines that hooks viewers in the first few moments itself. The show follows the lives of several high school students whose lives have been complicated due to lies, controversies and love affairs.
The lead Nanno (played by Chicha Amatayakul), is hell bent on exposing the real identities of her classmates, even though she’s quite a mystery herself.
Netflix, along with releasing the trailer for the new season, has also officially announced its release date. The mystery drama would be premiering on Netflix on the 7th of May this year. The show would be released in all regions.
Girl From Nowhere Season 2 Trailer
With blood, violence and destruction all around, Nanno, as usual, is quite happy. The trailer seems crazier than what we saw last season. It seems that Nanno, with new friends and a boyfriend who would go to any lengths for her, has also acquired a new personality.
She also partners with her boyfriend in order to exact revenge on the students. Another clip which shows Nanno, on the ground, covered in blood, has fans wondering whether Nanno would see the end of her plotting.
Girl From Nowhere follows Nanno, a mysterious high schooler who frequently changes school to avenge her bullies. Being an anthology series, not much can be predicted about its plot. All we can say is that it would have the same idea and motif as the first season.
This season will feature only eight episodes, unlike the first one which had a total of thirteen.
Kitty Chicha Amatayakul will be back as Nanno for the second season. Other stars who would join her for the series are Teeradon Supapunpinyo, Penpak Sirikul, Patricia Good, Chanya McClory, Bhumibhat Thavornsiri, Pataravarian Timkul, Chutima Teepanart, Phantira Pipityakorn, Ploy Sornarin, and Yarinda Bunaag among others.
