BBC star reveals hit show is returning for fourth series after a massive three years off screen

BBC star Guz Khan has revealed that hit show Man Like Mobeen is returning for fourth series after a massive three years off screen.

The writer and actor, 37, who plays Mobeen Deen in the comedy drama, took to Twitter to announce the exciting news.

Man Like Mobeen premiered in 2017 on BBC Three.

After four successful episodes, a second series followed two years later, as well as a third in 2020.

But fans have been wondering if it will ever return – and finally they’ve been given the answer that they want.

Guz tweeted earlier this week: “Ohhhhhhh Man Like Mobeen Season 4 It’s coming very soon pal @bbcthree @dontjealousme.”

Fans couldn’t contain their excitement about the news, with one replying to the tweet with: “Yes yes my man!”

Another said: “Looking forward to this.”

“Can’t wait,” a third confessed.

The programme follows the life of an ex drug dealer called Mobeen based in Small Heath, Birmingham.

Mobeen makes it clear to everyone around him, including his little sister Aqsa, that he has turned a new leaf and wants to live a good life.

It also involves his relationship with best pals Nate and Eight.

Guz is joined by Tolu Ogunmefun, Tez Ilyas, Dúaa Karim, Perry Fitzpatrick and Art Malik.