It’s the season of the witch, however, fans might have to say goodbye to Agatha Harkness for good as the limited series concludes on Disney Plus with the finale now streaming. The chances of getting an Agatha All Along Season 2 look limited to none.

The story of Agatha Harkness gets rounded off as Disney Plus and Marvel Studios conclude the sequel to WandaVision. Harkness, portrayed by Kathryn Hahn, walks the witch’s road with her cover as she strives to regain her lost magic.

Hahn is joined by a stellar cast including Aubrey Plaza as Rio/Death, Joe Locke as Billy Maximoff/Teen, Patti LuPone as Lilia Calderu, Sasheer Zamata as Jennifer Kale, Ali Ahn as Alice Wu-Gulliver, and Debra Jo Rupp as Mrs. Hart.

The producers, Disney and Marvel Studios continue to refer to it as a limited series which means it was meant as a nine-episode arc. Now that the finale is streaming, fans can clearly figure out what the MCU intended to do with the story. With a tremendous potential for the continuation of Billy and the ghost of Agatha’s journey, the rising anticipation for a second season is only natural.

Kabir Khan is one of the most acclaimed directors in the industry, known for creating some of the most beloved blockbuster films. Recently, he took a trip down memory lane and reminisced about not meeting with Yash Raj Films’ Aditya Chopra regarding Kabul Express. He recalled a humorous incident where, at that time, people believed that Yash Chopra had invented a mythical figure named Aditya Chopra to scare others, and no one was certain if he truly existed. 

In a conversation with Sucharita Tyagi, Kabir recalled that he approached various studios for Kabul Express, except for Yash Raj Films, as he thought they wouldn’t be interested in making a movie like it and also recalled an infamous joke about Aditya Chopra’s existence. 

He said, “So, there was one studio that I did not go to, which was Yash Raj Films, because there was a joke that Aditya Chopra doesn’t exist; he’s just being created by Yash Chopra to scare people.” 

Kabir then recalled his experience of meeting Aditya Chopra, mentioning that upon entering the office, a lady informed him that Aditya was waiting for him.

He vividly remembered that moment as he stepped into the room of the legendary Aditya Chopra, who was cleaning his reading glasses while standing behind his desk. Aditya looked at him and expressed his admiration for Kabir’s script, saying it had moved him and asking when they could start making the film.

The New York director noted that he had been transparent about his intentions from the beginning. When he inquired about hiring a writer, Aditya questioned the need for one, stating that he wanted Kabir to create exactly what he had written.

As a result, Kabir became a writer by default, and he went on to explain how things progressed from there after Kabul Express.

Khan has carved a unique niche in the film industry with his direction of impactful movies such as Kabul Express, Ek Tha Tiger, New York, Bajrangi Bhaijaan, and Chandu Champion among others. His ability to blend engaging storytelling with cultural themes has earned him critical acclaim and a special place among India’s top filmmakers.