Gutar Gu Season 3: Episode Guide & Ratings

Anuj and Ritu finally make it to Mumbai to live out their pehla live-in! But the universe, and mummy ji, had other plans. While Anuj juggles auditions and odd hours, his mom’s mostly home, wondering where he is. Just when things couldn’t get messier, Ritu’s apartment ceiling collapse. With no hotel money and no way she's calling her parents, she turns to Anuj for help.

With mummy ji still around, things at the flat start getting cramped for our favourite couple. Ritu begins house hunting, accompanied by Anuj’s Mom. Meanwhile, Anuj, desperate to send his mom back to Bhopal, ropes in his crew for a dramatic fake emergency call. These antics make Ritu even more upset, and what follows is Ritu and Anuj’s releaization.

Anuj and Ritu finally begin living together properly as Anuj’s Mom leaves for Bhopal. They enjoy setting up their home, navigating chores, and bonding over routines. However, differences start surfacing — Anuj’s carelessness and Ritu’s growing professional responsibilities strain their relationship. Ritu starts questioning the emotional balance between love and habit.

Anuj and Ritu plan to get intimate for the first time. When the moment finally arrives, nerves and awkwardness kick in. Things don’t go as expected, leaving both feeling awkward and insecure. As the tension lingers, unspoken insecurities start to creep in, about themselves, and each other. With a little help from unexpected corners, they slowly begin to navigate the messy side of intimacy.

It’s Anuj’s birthday, and he expects a surprise. But Ritu seems distracted, leading him to feel neglected. Meanwhile, Ritu plans a surprise party with the Bhopal Gang. As the day unfolds, unexpected emotions surface, pushing both Anuj and Ritu to reflect on their future in ways they hadn’t before.

The Gutar Gu gang goes on a trekking trip. Amid breathtaking views and playful moments, Anuj and Ritu’s contrasting attitudes about the future emerge. They meet ex-couple trek leaders who broke up over life goals but remain friends. This resonates with Anuj and Ritu, sparking an argument about whether love is enough when ambitions don’t align.