When & Where To Stream Shahana Goswami’s Indo-Australian Series Four Years Later? ( Photo Credit – Instagram )
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The wait is almost over, as the eight-part Indo-Australian romance drama Four Years Later is set to premiere in India soon. The series tells a touching story about two people bound by marriage but separated by time, distance, and changing priorities.
This Indo-Australian captures the emotional shift that occurs when dreams, responsibilities, and self-discovery take centre stage. Shahana Goswami leads the show with a performance full of grace, capturing the silent struggles of a woman finding her voice in the middle of change.
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When & Where To Watch Four Years Later?
The series will stream in India on Lionsgate Play from July 11, 2025. It originally premiered on SBS in Australia in 2024 and was widely appreciated for its storytelling and portrayal of real-life situations. The show runs across eight episodes and will be available in English.
Sridevi and Yash enter into an arranged marriage in India. Soon after, Yash moves to Sydney to begin a four-year medical traineeship. Sridevi stays back, adjusting to her new family while trying to hold on to her own dreams. Time passes, and the distance between them becomes more than just physical.
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When Sridevi finally joins Yash in Australia, the connection they once had feels different. They both have changed during their time apart. The moments they now share are filled with silence, hesitation, and emotional gaps. The story captures these quiet struggles with care, showing how people grow apart while trying to stay together.
Four Years Later: Cast & Crew
The series is created by Mithila Gupta and directed by Fadia Abboud and Mohini Herse. Shahana Goswami plays Sridevi with grace and honesty. Akshay Ajit Singh, as Yash, shows the pain and confusion of a man trying to balance duty, dreams, and identity.
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The supporting cast includes Kate Box, Taj Aldeeb, and Luke Arnold. The background music by Isha Ram Das adds to the show’s emotional atmosphere. The visuals shift between Jaipur’s colorful streets and Sydney’s calm settings, adding depth to the story’s mood.
