Mann Kee Awaaz pratigya Star Plus Review Drama serial

Mann Kee Awaaz pratigya is Indian popular TV channel Star plus Drama serial.
Love stories happen when two people like each other. In this story, however, two people fall in love who have come together for all the wrong reasons.

A boy who does not understand the meaning of love, but wants to acquire what he desires and a girl who is helpless and can save herself and her family only by giving into his demands. This story is based in a small town of Allahabad, where the smallest thing happening in one’s house is known to everyone. People here, especially women, lead a very careful life. Men openly dominate the house, college and society and nobody complains about it. They have accepted it as a part of life and try to find happiness in the margins.

The Saxena family, however, is different. Though they are traditional, they believe in educating their daughters without any hesitation. Pratigya and Arushi consider themselves lucky to be born into this family. Their father has left no stone unturned to ensure that his daughters have the same education as his son, despite social pressure. They are a close knit family.

Like every girl, Pratigya also goes out with friends, unaware that one of the local goons, Krishna, has developed a liking towards her. Krishna is an unrefined boy who loiters around the town with a couple of his friends, being a nuisance. Krishna has desired Pratigya since he has set eyes on her. His friends also have started considering Pratigya their Bhabhi.

On the other hand, Krishna doesn’t even exist for Pratigya. She is unaware of the trouble Krishna creates for others if they are unkind or extra nice to her. Krishna, however, is convinced that Pratigya's life is his business. His obsession towards her quickly gets noticed and her family decides to get Pratigya married soon and Pratigya also willingly agrees to it.

What will happen when Krishna finds out that Pratigya is marrying someone else?
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Cast:
Pratigya
Pratigya hails from a very small town. Deeply traditional, she believes in standing up for what is right. She has no respect for violence and believes that all problems can be resolved peacefully. She is a beautiful girl who loves helping her mother at home. Pratigya feels very lucky that her family allowed her to complete her education, unlike her other friends. After her schooling, she was sent to Lucknow to complete her graduation only on one condition - that she will return to Allahabad and marry. She returns to Allahabad after completing her graduation and agrees to get engaged to a boy her family has selected for her.


Krishna
Don’t go by his arrogant, rough-around-the-edges exterior! Deep down, he is a good person. And madly in love with his wife. Krishna considers himself lucky to be born in a family where he has everything. With his father’s support and brother’s encouragement, Krishna didn’t pursue his studies after class five. He doesn’t regret it either, as he feels that he has everything. His mentality towards women is the same as his that of his father and brother. He feels that women are mere objects of pleasure and comfort. He thinks that as long as one gives women food, he can treat them any way he wants. He has never seen his mother or his bhabhi object to it, and expects the same from his wife. He feels that he is romantic and nobody can love the way he does. He feels that if he loved anyone and married her, then she should feel grateful and worship him. He believes that anything he does for Pratigya, be it threatening people and sending her love notes, it is because he loves her.


Shyamji
A professor by profession, Shyamji Saxena is looked up to with a lot of respect. Everybody in town knows him for his principles and righteousness. He is proud of the fact that even though they stay in the small town of Allahabad, he has treated his children equally with no discrimination between his son and daughters. He believes that nothing is greater than education.


Nainaji
Nainaji is an ideal wife and a loving mother. She feels really blessed to be a part of this family. She is a simple housewife who finds pleasure in doing the household chores and is always smiling. She is a perfect daughter-in-law and never objects to her mother-in-law's harsh words.


Ammaji
The eldest in the family and mother of Shyamji, Ammaji is an uneducated woman with worldly wisdom. She thinks it’s important to give out her valuable advice even if nobody wants it. She loves her grandson more than anybody and takes full credit for his upbringing. She has a sharp tongue and is always complaining about something or the other.


Adarsh
The eldest child, Adarsh is a very simple boy. He adores his family and never goes against their will. He works in a bank and is happy that he can contribute to the family and lessen his father's burden. He has taken the responsibility of getting his sister married. He is an introvert and finds it difficult to express his feelings openly. He is very protective about his sisters but always supports them as far as education is concerned. He doesn’t believe in raising his voice or hand. He prefers to be quiet and aloof if something troubles him. Adarsh is an ideal son and a good brother.


Aarushi
The youngest in the family, Aarushi is very romantic. She feels love is a fairy tale and everything is fair in love. She treats Pratigya more like a friend than an older sister.

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Pyar Ka Dard Hai Meetha Meetha Pyara Pyara star Plus Review

The story showcases the journey of the protagonists Aditya & Pankhuri who have polar opposite views about relationships.
Aditya has lost faith in the institution of marriage & relationships because of his parents' separation. On the other hand, Pankhuri believes that the right partner completes a person. What happens when the two meet?

Avantika plans Aditya's engagement to Latika
Episode : 32
Pankhuri applies for an internship in a Mumbai based company after her course completion. Her family hesitates to send her alone in Mumbai. Purushottam offers her to stay in his house during the internship but Govardhan plans her accommodation in a ladies hostel. Aditya cheers up Pankhuri when she misses Neha’s company. They get into a chaat eating competition and enjoy each other’s company. Back in Mumbai, Avantika plans Aditya’s engagement with Latika. Aditya and Purushottam finish their Kulu trip and return to Mumbai.

Aditya meets Pankhuri in the temple
Episode : 31
Pankhuri thanks Aditya for saving Neha’s wedding. Aditya and Pankhuri keep thinking about each other and exchange text messages. Pusrushottam suggests Aditya to take Pankhuri out and spend some time with her. Dadaji praises Aditya’s behaviour. Aditya meets Pankhuri in a temple. Back in Mumbai, Avantika warns Anuj and Sheela to not interfere in her decision regarding Aditya’s life. She gets furious when she learns about Aditya and Pankhuri’s meeting. She calls Purushottam and informs him that she has fixes Aditya’s marriage with Latika.


Cast:
Aditya


Aditya is in his early 20's and is very aggressive and impatient. He doesn’t believe in long term relationship as he has not seen any examples around him. He has a modern mindset, and believes that life is all about material things. However, deep down he has a heart of gold.



Pankhuri
Pankhuri, a young girl has been brought up with typical middle class values and has lived in a joint family. She has developed a belief that relationships are all about togetherness and giving more than taking, as she has seen people around her doing things for each other. She is soft spoken, obedient and righteous by nature. But she also does have an aggressive side when it comes to deciding between right and wrong. She always wears smile and has a cute and lovable presence. She is ambitious with a point of view.


Diwakar
Pankhuri’s father is a soft spoken and loving person. He along with his brother runs the family business which had been started by their father. He had earlier taken the help of his brother- in -law Govardhan Nath to keep the business going.


Ambika
Ambika Gupta, Pankhuri’s mother, is a housewife. She loves her family dearly. She is aware that that they are indebted to her brother, Govardhan Nath. Though she does not like her brother’s indulgence, she keeps quiet to maintain peace.


Pushkar
Pankhuri’s chacha, younger brother of Diwakar Gupta, is a typical middle class man. He is very impatient and cannot wait for the results. He is always shaky but dotes upon his family and loves Pankhuri a lot. He is always ready to do anything for her happiness. Pankhuri and Pushkar share a very friendly relationship. He loves his wife and calls himself Prem and his wife Suman.


Neha
Neha is Pushkar and Sushma's daughter. She is very chirpy and a big chatterbox, but she is also Pankhuri’s friend and confidante.


Govardhan
Govardhan Kaneria, Pankhuri’s mamaji, is an arrogant man who thinks that because of him the Gupta family is doing well. He holds some power over the Gupta family. He doesn’t like to be ignored and loves to boasts of his connections with powerful people.


Kamini
Kamini, Pankhuri’s Mami, is a big fan of her husband, Govardhan Kaneria. She loves to talk about the power and wealth her husband has. She looks down upon the Gupta family and keeps showing off.


Avantika
Avantika, Aditya’s mother, is a strong lady who enjoys her power. Though she doesn’t show off, by nature she wants the best of everything. All her life she has enjoyed her father’s wealth. Until she got married to Harish Kumar who couldn’t afford a lavish lifestyle as hers and didn’t match her desire of success and status. She couldn’t cope with the low income of her husband so she separated from him. She loves her son but her approach at times is too practical and materialistic.


Anuj
Aditya’s mamaji, he does not like to live under Avantika’s dominance. He hates to take Avantika’s approval in business matters too. He is always trying his best to edge out his sister and take over the business.

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Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai Star Plus Review

The concept of an arranged marriage is quiet unique to the Indian culture. The families choose the bride and the groom as per their own beliefs and customs and the two strangers are tied for a lifetime by the knot of holy matrimony. There is no courting and they rarely ask the bride and groom for their preferences.

This is a beautiful and heart warming story of a girl called Akshara who, not unlike millions of other girls in India, knows that her marriage will happen with the consent of her parents and family. Like other young girls, she also has grown up fancying film stars and cricket stars…but to fall in love before marriage remains a distant dream for her.

About Show Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai
Akshara is born into a traditional Marwari family - the Maheshwaris of Udaipur. She is the apple of everyone’s eye and lives a protected and sheltered life. Her family loves her very much and sets up her alliance with a deserving boy of their community. Although she willingly accepts her marriage with Naitik, whom her parents have chosen as her life partner, she realizes that their relationship is not like any of the romantic notions she had nurtured in her heart about her future husband.

Her mother explains to her that love is an emotion that finds it’s way gradually into the relationship between a husband and wife. As they get to know each other more and more, and learn to adapt themselves to their life partner, love will surface and they will find their bonds strengthened by it. Akshara then begins the journey of discovery of her new life wondering if life is really the miracle that her mother proposes it is.

Love after marriage is something Akshara is yet to experience. In the quest of that unrequited love, she will chance upon changing dimensions of various other relationships… some bitter… some sweet… and finally discover that life is indeed a miracle.http://starplus.startv.in


Cast:

Akshara
Akshara's world consists of her husband, Naitik, her in-laws and her determination to do everything possible to make her loved ones happy! She's just a simple, educated girl from a traditional family and she believes in turning every situation into a positive, fulfilling one. She is naive yet adaptable to change and has adjusted well to her circumstances. She firmly believes that family values and tradition go hand-in-hand with being broad minded. She helps her sister-in-law realize her love even though love marriage is taboo in the family. She is a daughter to her in-laws, who loves her own family but has learned to give priority to her in-laws out of duty.


Naitik
He is pampered - and not ashamed of it! He is the much-loved son of the Singhania family. Naitik loves his family and is rooted in tradition. He is discovering love after marriage! Though he has a sensitive soul and never hurts anyone, there is a certain pride in him for being born a boy! Male chauvinistic to a certain extent, he feels that men are privileged by birth and women are supposed to understand this. His journey helps him learn to love and admire his young bride despite the fact that she does not fulfil his fancy of his ideal woman.


Daddaji
He is the eldest brother of the family. After the sudden demise of his parents, he took upon himself the onus of taking care of his brothers, educating them and settling them in life. As a result he could not study much and does not hold a degree. He took care of the family business of jewels/diamonds and ran it with the help of his traditional wisdom. However, later when Raj Shekhar and Chiraag grew up with degrees, he withdrew a little and let them handle the business. Though he sits at the honourable chairperson’s position in the company and no decision is ever taken without consulting him, he has given Raj Shekhar all the powers to run the business his way.


Kaaveri
Fondly called Bhabhi Maa by everyone in the house, Kaaveri is Mahendra Pratap’s wife. There is a big age difference between them. Kaaveri came to this house at the tender age of 15 and had to immediately assume the responsibility of mothering Mahendra Pratap’s kid brothers. She brought them up with affection and selfless love and even searched and got the best wives for the two. She is the most selfless woman who has always found happiness in tending to her family members and seeing a smile of satisfaction on their faces. The only times she gets into bouts of depression and mood swings is when it concerns her daughter, Nandini, who is afflicted by Polio and hence still unmarried at the age of thirty.


Nandini
Nandini is Mahendra Pratap’s and Kaveri’s only daughter and also the first born of the family. A gregarious and lively girl in her childhood, her right leg got afflicted by polio at the tender age of six and since then she is either on crutches or bound on wheelchair. The magical world of books and stories always inspired her and she eventually wanted to become a novelist. However, thanks to the conservative household she was born in, her father thought it was inappropriate for her to study further as it would be a hurdle in her marriage. Hence she was forced to quit studies and was made to go through repeated and horrendous rounds of meeting prospective grooms one after the other and getting rejected repeatedly. While others sympathised with her and thought that finding the right groom for her was the only solution to end her misery, only Raj Shekhar could see the irony of the situation.


Raj Banna
Raj Shekhar is the second born son of the family. He was barely seven years old when his parents passed away, and ten years old when Bhabhi Maa came to this house as a bride. He vividly remembers how Mahendra Pratap sacrificed everything, including his college education, for the sake of his younger brothers and how Bhabhi Maa never let them feel the absence of a mother. An educated and learned man himself, at times he does not totally agree with the strict rules and regulations imposed by his brother but follows his orders nonetheless. Gayatri proved to be a good wife and an understanding partner to him.


Gayatri
Gayatri came as the second bahu of the house. Though a positive soul at heart and a good human being, she soon faced an identity crisis as a woman when she saw that everything in the house was centred around Bhabhi Maa. She also realised that the only way to get a little ahead of Bhabhi Maa in this house is to gain brownie points from Mahendra Pratap. God dropped this opportunity in her lap as she was blessed with a son, an heir, for whom Mahendra Pratap was pining. Hence Gayatri got more importance simply by being the mother of a son, something that Bhabhi Maa could never be!


Rashmi
Rashmi is Naitik's younger sister. She is a typical dreamy eyed teenager who lives and breathes Yash Chopra movies. Everything in her life is filmy, all the situations are melodramatic. A little impractical and frivolous, she is a perfect antidote to her elder sister Nandini, who has lost hopes in life


Vishambhar
Conservative but loving, Vishambhar is the head of the Maheshwari family. He loves his family and will do anything to protect the interest of his children Akshara and Shaurya. Sometimes strict but ultimately understanding, Vishambhar is like a coconut, tough from outside and soft inside.


Rajshri
Akshara’s mother, Rajshri is a simple housewife who worries about her children and her household all the time. Rajshri panics at the slightest hint of trouble and is very coy and demure. Highly emotional and vulnerable, Rajshri loves her daughter Akshara more than anything and it breaks her heart when she cries.

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Diya Aur Baati Hum Star Plus Drama Serial Review

About Show Diya Aur Baati Hum
Diya Aur Baati Hum is the story of Sandhya's struggles, who dreams of becoming an IPS officer. She dreams to break the boundaries of her confined existence of middle class values. The story is also about Sooraj, who is a self made man. Sooraj runs a famous sweet shop near his house.

Sooraj and Sandhya get married under strained circumstances. Sandhya will not be able to finish her graduation. Soon she is part of the family she does not even know. This story is about Sandhya's struggle to fulfill her dream and a journey where she finds help from the most unlikely quarter - a husband who can make it possible.

Cast:
Sandhya
Sandhya is a 19-year-old outspoken girl who belongs to a middle class family in Pushkar. She aspires to become an IPS officer, and eventually, a collector. Sandhya is a fun-loving, spirited young girl whose dream is an important part of her character.

Sooraj
Sooraj is a noble, good-looking and sensitive guy who believes in hard work. He had to become the provider for his family from an early age. Hence, he discontinued his studies after passing tenth standard. He runs a sweet shop and has strived to make it a success. Sooraj's mind is like an open book with no malice or hatred towards anyone.

Arvind Kothari
He is in his mid forties and is the common man belonging to the middle class. He is a very honest man who despite being a government officer has never taken a single bribe and never boasts about it. Arvind has always encouraged Sundhya for persuing her dream. But he becomes a victim of a blast and loses his life before Sandhya could fulfill her dreams.



Kanchan Kothari
She is in her early forties or late thirties. Kanchan and her husband Arvind had decided that they will give their children the best and has worked hard towards it. The day Sandhya expressed her dream of becoming an IPS officer, Kanchan has given her full support. Unfortunately she also loses her life in a blast along with Arvind.


Ankur Kothari
He is a 25 year old, Charted accountant/IT professional in a big company. He is very ambitious and wants to settle down abroad. He loves his family but in life he is very practical.


Ankita Kothari
She is a 20 year old, very good hearted, loving bhabhi. Ankita loves her husband and the family. She is very fond of Sandhya and always inspires her to work toward fulfilling her dreams. But Ankur's selfish approach towards life disheartens her to the core.


Santosh Rathi/ Bhabhoo
She is in her late forties and in a way is a ruler of the Rathi family. No one dares to disobey her. She is a perfectionist and could not tolerate any mistake. She is only concerned about her sons well-being and is very fond of Sooraj. She does not give preference to her daughter-in-laws and always choose to ignore them.


Vikram Rathi
He is the younger brother of Sooraj, a sari shop owner and is very manipulative. He is someone who can do anything for money.


Meenakshi Rathi
She is Vikram’s wife and Sooraj’s bhabhi. She is manipulative and always wears a mask on her face.

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Ek Hazaaron Mein Meri Behna Hain Star plus Drama Review

Ek Hazaaron Mein Meri Behna Hain is most popular drama Indian Television drama serial.Ek Hazaaron Mein Meri Behna Hain is liked by all people very much.Its popularity is increased day by day.
About Ek Hazaaron Mein Meri Behna Hain:
Ek Hazaaron Mein Meri Behna Hain is set in the beautiful Rishikesh. This is a story of two sisters who love each other enough to share their life and breath with each other.

Maanvi and Jeevika were raised by their parents in the upscale city of Delhi. However, they are orphaned in childhood. After they lose their parents, they have to settle into a middle class, traditional family of Rishikesh, which is a stark contrast to their lives earlier. They have to grow up stifling any demands they may have openly made earlier, and have to fit into a traditional mould.

Jeevika is older to Maanvi by two years, but she is a lot more mature than her little sister. Maanvi wants to fix everybody elses problems, but in turn tangles it all up. The role of rescuing Maanvi from every new mess rests with Jeevika.

The story revolves around these sisters' undying affection for each other, and how they settle into growing up with old world values. What will happen when Jeevika will marry? Who will look after Maanvi?.http://starplus.startv.in

CHARACTERS:

Jeevika
At 23, Maanvi's elder sister Jeevika is sweet, simple, sorted and mature, a sheer contrast to Maanvi. She has taken care of Maanvi ever since their parents passed away, and continues to do so. Jeevika is the most graceful girl in the family and there is something very calming about her. She looks frail and sweet, yet Jeevika has a reservoir of inner strength and has a quiet way of taking a stand when required. She can never confront but neither does she actually bend. A secret is always safe with the shy and silent Jeevika. Conscious of her duties, she shares a deep bond with her sister, Maanvi.

Maanvi
Maanvi is a child-like 21-year-old, impulsive and spontaneous, but with a heart of gold. Every noble intention she has eventually backfires, and lands her in trouble. Maanvi looks up to her elder sister Jeevika to save her from all the tangles that she gets into. Maanvi is not a philosopher, but she has her own rules for life. For all her good intentions, Maanvi never gets taken seriously by anyone. Confrontational by nature, Maanvi is never rude, though, and has a way of being respectful even while asking an impudent question. And she has a lot of questions! Maanvi has a way of cheering up everyone around her.


Viren
Viren is the eldest son of the Vadhera family. At 28, he is an ace lawyer and is committed to his family values. Respected and proficient professionally, Viren is a shy man in his personal life, specially in the presence of women. He possesses a very rational mind, much like his Dadaji, with whom he shares a deep bond. Viren is the kind to take charge of a situation immediately without letting emotion cloud him. He is one who sticks to his word at any cost. Viren likes to let justice prevail in each and every situation, even though it could hurt a loved one. With a secret desire to travel the world, Viren finds a suitable life partner in Jeevika.


Viraat
The younger brother of Viren, Viraat is a quiet but hugely sarcastic guy with a tremendous sense of humour. The 26-year-old Viraat is the exact opposite of his brother. He lives in the family and follows all the family rules, but personally follows his own philosophy of life. Playing pranks is his favorite pastime. Back from the US, having a failed business venture behind him and having proven Dada Ji right, Viraat soon turns bitter and angry from within. He simply cannot stand romantic ideas and people.


Beeji
Staying in a Brahmin set up in Hrishikesh, Beeji runs the house and has almost all responsibilities still on her. Whenever some urgent work comes up, her daughter-in-law falls ill and hence Jeevika, Maanvi and Beeji are always at the helm of affairs. However with par dadi still alive, Beeji can't entirely enjoy the pleasures of being a saas in the house since technically she still has to serve as a bahu too. It is because of Beeji only that Jeevika and Maanvi were asked to move in after their parents died. She is a very strong individual with family pride and honour meaning the world to her. Nevertheless, she is also very caring and honest. Beeji is like a coconut – hard from the outside and soft from the inside.



Badi Beeji
An 85 - 90 yr old maternal par dadi and still alive saas of this house, Badi Beeji is now bed ridden. However, that doesn’t stop her from give out instructions to one and all. She firmly believes if she weren’t alive, this house would have collapsed and hence the family members should always thank her. Maanvi and she share a superb relationship. Badi Beeji has a hearing problem which often creates funny situations. She loves her grandchildren very much and in times of crisis stands by them. She stands up against any wrongdoing and sometimes even blasts Beeji for her mistakes.


Madan Chaudhary
Jeevika and Maanvi's chacha, he is a father figure to them. He loves them unconditionally and is ready to give his own comforts and luxuries to them. He is an obedient son and abides by Beeji.


Pinky Chachi
Pinky comes from a lower strata family compared to the one she is married into. Ever since she was married, all she wants is enjoy the perks without adhering to any responsibilities. She always tries and finds ways to shirk them, often by feigning to fall ill which is now become a joke between Jeevika and Maanvi. Not really a bad person, she just likes living in her own world and one always wonders if she will ever smile. It feels that the pressure of the entire world is on her permanently and she has done too much work in the day. She adores her son Daboo and feels that he is the most handsome man on this earth. She often compares him to various film stars. Pinky is a fun character in totallty.


Daboo
Daboo is kind of silly and a little slow at everything. However, he has a clean and pure heart. He keeps on figuring ways to make it big by striking up interesting ideas which are more often than not overlooked. During his childhood he often tried to play house - house with the girls and even helped them but was avoided. He loves his sisters and is always present for them as a brother. The girls, however, prefer calling him their third sister.


Vijay Singh Vadhera
Dadaji is a man of time who is both strict and stone hearted when questions are raised on his rules and regulations. He cannot compromise on his beliefs and will tolerate no nonsense in his house. A retired lawyer by profession, the Vadhera house runs on his terms and conditions simply cause each member has tried to do their own thing and then landed up taking shelter with him. This is had made him even more rigid about his ideologies. Dadaji doesn’t like to hear other people’s point of view. It is his fear in each family member that seems to hold his family together.

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Iss pyaar ko kya naam doon Star Plus Drama serial Review

Iss pyaar ko kya naam doon is great Indian Television drama serial.Every body waits its coming episode.Iss pyaar ko kya naam doon is liked by all people.Iss pyaar ko kya naam doon mostly liked by women because of Khushi and Arvive.Khushi and Arnive are main characters.All story reviled around them.

About Iss pyaar ko kya naam doon:
Sometimes the last person you’d want to live with, is the only person you cannot live without. STAR Plus presents an intense love-hate relationship between two individuals in a new perspective, highlighting the dilemma of how they cannot do without one another, and at the same time cannot be with each other. Catch ‘Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon?’ Mon-Fri at 8 pm.

‘Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon’ is a star-crossed love story presenting an interesting contrast of personalities entwined in a relationship swinging between love & hate. Khushi and Arnav have diametrically opposite ideologies. If Khushi believes in means, Arnav believes only in ends. Khushi’s relationships are the most important to her, whereas Arnav believes all people come with a price and can be manipulated for one’s benefit.

Khushi, an 18 year old from UP, is simple, rooted in family and is driven by a clear moral compass. She stands for what she believes in, and never lets go of her inculcated values. She will not change herself to conform to people’s shallow expectations. In stark contrast, Arnav is a 28 year old self made, ruthless, ‘win at all costs’ man who believes everything can be bought in the world, including love. He has no consideration for relationships and no qualms for using & manipulating people as pawns to achieve his ambitions. As the story progresses, their love-hate relationship witnesses a series of dramatic conflicts. Arnav constantly tries to break Khushi’s steadfast morals just in order to prove to himself that he can control everyone; Khushi on the other hand, always tries to follow her values & morals.

Produced by Panglosean Entertainment Private Limited, Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon stars seasoned actors Sanaya Irani and Barun Sobti, essaying the lead roles of Khushi and Arnav respectively. Apart from the leads, the ensemble cast also has many well-known actors from the industry like Abha Parmar, Tuhina Vora, Daljeet Kaur Banot, Abhaas Mehta, Sanjay Batra, Deepali Pansare and Akshay Dogra. While producers Rajesh Chaddha and Gul Khan have lent their expertise to the show, director Nissar Parvez and his talented crew have infused fresh energy into the story with some aesthetically shot scenes in the classic locales of Lucknow.http://starplus.startv.in

Cast:


Khushi
An 18 year old small town girl from UP, she is simple, rooted in family and is driven by a clear moral compass. She stands for what she believes in, and never lets go of her inculcated values. She will not change herself to conform to people’s shallow expectations. She is righteous and intelligent, but slightly naive at the same time.



Arnav
A 28 year old self-made man, Arnav is ruthless and wants to win at any cost. He believes everything can be bought in the world, including love. He has no consideration for relationships and can manipulate people to achieve his ambitions.


Payal
Payal is Khushi’s elder sister. She is thoughtful and mature, as opposed to the impulsive Khushi. Payal understands and supports Khushi in all matters. Even though her marriage breaks when Khushi takes a stand against the dowry demand, she rationalises the whole situation and stands by her younger sister when the entire family denounces her.


Garima
Garima is Khushi and Payal’s mother. She is somebody who considers self respect and family honour topmost. Fear of infamy haunts her, as she has gone through that ordeal when she was a young woman.


Shashi
Shashi runs a sweet shop, Saatvik Mishtaan Bhandaar, in an interior lower middle class area of Lucknow. A man of modest and honest means, he has believed that 'ties of the heart are stronger than the ties of blood'. He is married to Garima, who is his second wife. Payal is his real daughter from his first marriage, and Khushi was brought in as an orphan by Garima. Nevertheless, he has never treated Khushi any different from Payal. Both his daughters are the apples of his eye.


Buaji
Though everyone calls her Buaji, her real name is Indira Gupta. She is Shashi Gupta’s elder sister and a widow. Bua is very conservative and traditional in her approach. She is strict and could appear rude, though somewhere deep down, she means well. She had migrated to Delhi from Lucknow with her husband. Their marriage was issueless. She runs a small business from her house.

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Ek Doosre Se Karte Hain Pyaar Hum Indian Drama serial Star Plus

Ek Doosre Se Karte Hain Pyaar Hum is very popular drama serial.Indian Most most viewed channel Star plus is showing this famous drama serial Ek Doosre Se Karte Hain Pyaar Hum .

About (Ek Doosre Se Karte Hain Pyaar Hum)
It is the law of the universe that balance changes when something new comes in touch with something old and set in its way. The equation between a saas and a bahu is not any different. If the bahu walks the tight rope, the saas watches her do this with a hawk’s eye, even expecting her to falter at the very next step.

Sanyukta Majumdar is the progressive matriarch who not only fulfilled her duties of a wife, mother and saas like an ideal housewife, she did so happily. She wholeheartedly accepted Sushila, a one-time actress of mythological films as her eldest bahu, overlooking her colourful and childish persona. But Sushila is a child at heart, and like a child, who takes the criticism constructively, only to make the same mistakes again. Sanyukta has given up on Aniket who is irresponsible and slow in disposition making him unable to function like normal people.

Of one thing Sanyukta is very clear, she wants her new bahu to not only fulfill her duties, but will do so as per the parameters set by her. This is a story where conflicts arise because diverse mindsets end up clashing for the very same goal, each other’s happiness! http://starplus.startv.in

CAST:
Sanyukta Mehta Majumdar,
Nikhilesh Majumdar,
Binoy Nikhilesh Majumdar,
Aniket Nikhilesh Majumdar,
Shashwat Nikhilesh Majumdar,
Foram Nikhilesh Majumdar,
Sushila Binoy Majumdar,
Tejal Ghariwala,
AND Baa.

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SAATH NIBHAANA SAATHIYA INDIAN DRAMA SERIAL REVIEW

Saath Nibhaana Saathiya is Indian Star plus most popular drama serial.All kind of people like this famous drama serial very much.Mostly women like this drama serial.

Saath Nibhaana Saathiya is the story of a saas-bahu relationship retold through a young and simple girl's point of view, whose name is Gopi.

Raised by her loving Mama and tyrannical Mami, Gopi has been bereft of the true love of a mother. She craves the same love, and hopes to win it from the family she is married into. Gopi's life is ruled by her Mami Urmilaben and her street smart cousin, Rashi, who undermine her and treat her like a servant. Gopi has no ambitions and is uneducated. Her only dream is to have a loving husband and in-laws.

Kokilaben Modi is a strong willed woman whose dream is to become a mother-in-law and rule over her daughter-in-law. Unlike Kokilaben, Hetal is a simple woman who tries to keep the family together. Kokila has raised her son Aham to only listen to her commands. Aham is a workaholic and will let nothing come in his way to success.

Kokilaben's husband, Parag, is the reason Kokilaben has been so strict with Aham's upbringing. She doesn't want Aham to turn into a couch potato like his father. Koki also feels that if her husband would have done well, she would have got more importance in the family. Hetal's son Jigar, on the other hand, is sweet and simple like his mother and father, Chirag. Jigar is not as ambitious as Aham and works under Aham. Baa is Hetal and Kokila's mother-in-law and everyone loves and respects her. Kokila, however, never listens to her and marches to the beat of her own drums.

The story begins with Kokilaben's search for the perfect bahu for her son, Aham. She wants a simple and docile girl who she can rule over. Her search ends with Gopi. She marries off Aham and Gopi.

Gopi's cousin, Rashi, manipulates her way into the house and marries Jigar. Her only motive is ruling over her simple mother-in-law Hetal and husband Jigar. Gopi, being innocent, has no clue what awaits her in her sasural.

What will happen when Gopi and Rashi enter their sasural? Will Gopi find her mother in her Sasuma? MORE Information :> http://starplus.startv.in

Cast nad Character

Gopi,
Rashi,
Aham,
Jigar,
Kokila,
Parag,
Hetal,
Chirag,
Urmila,
Jitu

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Ruk Jaana Nahin Indian Drama serial Review

Ruk Jaana Nahin is Indian Star plus Television popular drama serial.This drama serial appreciated by all kind of people old,young and children.Mostly like this drama serial by women.

About Darama
It is said that whenever a girl steps out of her house, her struggle begins with her very first step. She has to go through tests at every stride, has to fight odd battles and pass through the darkest of tunnels to sketch her own path towards her goal while combating numerous fears and adversities along the way.

Saanchi's is one such story of a vulnerable girl who combats mammoth obstacles on her way to eventually winning the battle of her life.

Cast and Characters 

Indu Singh Coming from a rural background, 27-year-old Indu Singh is a University leader who hails from a very influential and powerful rural political family. He is an extremely dangerous man and believes that power (Satta) is his birthright. He takes everyone for competition and thinks very highly of himself. Indu is very aggressive and brave in his endeavours and doesn't fear anything in this world. Crime runs in Indu's blood and if he sets his heart on anything, he doesn't leave any stone unturned to grab it. He never leaves a single opportunity to trounce his opponents.

Saanchi She is our female protagonist and is Tarachand's second daughter. 19-year-old Saanchi strongly believes in convincing a person assertively rather than confronting aggressively. She is a clever girl who often handles the most difficult of situations smoothly but at times when she succumbs to defeat, she appears very vulnerable and that vulnerability even multiplies her charm. She handles most situations tactfully and teaches the world a lesson in its own language. In her long ordeal Saanchi's talent, intelligence, sense of humour and understanding aide her in realising her dreams and achieving her goals.

Sadanand Tiwari He is the tenant of Tarachand's ancestral house in Benaras. He is in his 40's and is an advocate by profession. He is a very rude and an extremely greedy man by nature. He has forcefully acquired Tarachand's old ancestral house through legal procedures, after staying in it as a tenant for years.

Tarachand A nice man in his late fifties, who believes in hard work. He has been an honest, gritty, hardworking government employee but after he became physically impaired in an accident he has become more of a fatalist, who is bit scared of life and its adverse circumstances. He still remains an icon of inspiration for his children. Saanchi is his favourite child of four children and he is extremely proud of her.

Veena Mathur She is Tarachand’s wife who is not only is a cultured lady but also an ideal mother- concerned for her family.  In her mid-50’s, She is very emotional towards everything that has stayed long with her, be it her allotted house in the railway colony or the old dresses in her wardrobe. She is a good housewife and plays her responsibilities perfectly towards her children, husband and society. At times, she is little restless, hyper and nervous and can cry at anything and everything.

Palakshi Youngest daughter of Tarachand. She is a sweet 16-year-old lass studying in school. She loves films, fashion and fun. Like most girls her age, she thinks she is the most beautiful girl in this world. She lives in a dream world.

Abhay Aged 14, son of Tarachand and the youngest of all four children, he studies in school. Being the only brother amongst three sisters, he is pampered by all. Being the apple of their eyes, he often pretends to be the big brother of his sisters. His nature and mannerisms are a bit more on the aggressive side. He is a good brother and a good son who loves cricket and wants to become a cricketer like Dhoni.

Prabal Pratap Yadav He is a 27-year-old leader of the University Student Council. He hails from a rich political family where most of his relatives are highly corrupt. Prabal is a pass out of a good convent school, who speaks English very fluently. He is very intellectual and aggressive and his entire family hopes that one day he will become a big political leader. Prabal has a very charming personality and is a smooth talker. A bit emotional by nature, he often pretends to be a tough man. He has immense knowledge of the history of India and the world, with a great depth of understanding about world leaders and politics. But his corrupt family has even taught him to be corrupt, shrewd and calculative. Hence, he is ready to take any route to get what he desires. Prabal shares a very beautiful relationship with his younger brother Deven. More information http://starplus.startv.in

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Hashim Amla score a triple century|England v South Africa Test match

England v South Africa Test match

Hashim Amla became the first South African Batsman to score a triple century score,leaving England facing an uphill task to save the first Test at The Kia Oval.

Hashim Amla posted the highest Test score by a South African as the Proteas took huge strides towards a series-opening victory on day four of the first Test against a beleaguered England .

Amla struck a majestic 311 not out - sharing a record unbroken 377-run partnership with Jacques Kallis (182no) for the third wicket - to become the first triple-centurion from South Africa, who eventually declared at tea on 637-2 with a first-innings lead of 252.
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South Africa enjoyed the type of day teams dream of which ended with England staggering on 102 for 4 after being overwhelmed by the insatiable hunger of two batsmen. Hashim Amla scored the country's first triple century in Tests, building an overwhelming stand of 377 with Jacques Kallis, as South Africa amassed a lead of 252. The visitors then made major inroads into a dispirited England side who lurched to the close with a huge task ahead to leave The Oval with the series level.

The first two sessions of the day were filled with Amla and Kallis earning themselves a place in the record books. Mostly those honours belonged to Amla who, after overtaking AB de Villiers' 278 as South Africa's highest innings, reached his triple century with a drive which brushed the fingers of a leaping fielder at cover. He barely put a foot wrong and looked as though he could have gone past Brian Lara's 400 if the opportunity had presented itself.

However, South Africa had a Test match to win. Graeme Smith surprised most people at the ground when he declared at tea, rather than giving England's footsore bowlers and fielders another half an hour of drip-drip agony. Smith, though, knew his team were in an impregnable position and it was a show of attacking intent from the captain.

Apart from a period on the first day, Smith has had a wonderful Test both with the bat and in the field, and his decision soon brought rich rewards. By the close Ian Bell and Ravi Bopara were clinging on, still facing a deficit of 150. An escape here would match anything achieved at Cardiff or Cape Town.

With the eighth ball of the innings Vernon Philander - who again shared the new ball with Morne Morkel - found Alastair Cook's outside edge with ball that nipped away to bring the first wicket of the day. By the 11th over, South Africa had as many wickets as England managed in 188 when Jonathan Trott, for the second time in the match, nibbled outside off stump when he could have left the ball. That gave Dale Steyn his first wicket after he had been brought into the attack much sooner than in the first innings.

Kevin Pietersen's brief stay in the middle was not one of his finest moments. A feature of how South Africa batted was that they were willing to give periods of time to the bowlers, but Pietersen wanted to impose himself from the start. When that method comes off it thrills; when it does not it will invite criticism.

Pietersen played two well-timed pulls, one in front and one behind square, but also top-edged another over the keeper. He was then dropped at slip by Kallis when he flapped at a short delivery from Morkel and in his next over Pietersen managed to miss what was basically a straight ball as he was caught on the crease.

The early breakthroughs made life much less pressurised for Imran Tahir and he proceeded to work over Andrew Strauss with a classy over from round the wicket. He located the footmarks to make one delivery spit and also skidded one past the outside edge. Then, in a flashback to England's problems in UAE, Strauss was drawn into sweeping a wide delivery and the resulting top edge looped to square leg. Strauss had turned in disgust before the catch had been taken. This was not the first time an England captain had been humbled by a Smith-led team.

This was the same pitch that, a few hours earlier, had produced a scoreboard that read 637 for 2. Amla and Kallis firstly ensured they played themselves in as Smith and Amla had done 24 hours previously. The first hour brought just 36 runs, but each demoralising over England spent in the field meant it was less likely they would be able to quell the onslaught once South Africa decided to switch gear. The second half of the session saw 75 runs added and a further 123 came between lunch and tea even without it feeling the batsmen went quite into top gear.

Amla's innings was a display of unyielding concentration and determination, yet he rarely lost his graceful touch until he became a little tense in the 290s. His driving continued to be the stand-out feature of the innings and even when England packed the off side he would calmly and carefully pierce the gaps with regularity.

Kallis, who began the day on 80, batted at his own pace and reached his hundred from 227 deliveries with a glide to third man and immediately pointed to his eye, a clear reference to his team-mate, and close friend, Mark Boucher who was forced to retire early in the tour. The incident shook Kallis badly, but like many of the greatest sportsman he has channelled his emotions to the benefit of his team.

It was also, notably, his first Test hundred in England since Old Trafford in 1998. This will be his final Test tour to the country and he appears determined to at least go some way to narrowing the gap between his record here and everywhere else. His partnership with Amla, to follow the 259 for the second wicket, was the highest third-wicket stand against England by anyone and meant it was the first time they had conceded two 250-run stands in the same innings.

It was a sobering experience for the England attack. When James Anderson managed to swing a delivery with the third new ball past Amla's edge the crowd gave him a warm round of applause. Early in the afternoon session all England's frontline bowers went past their centuries, Stuart Broad completing the set when he was driven for three boundaries by Kallis who took the lead in upping the scoring rate while Amla focussed on his triple hundred.

Broad had been off-colour throughout the innings and operated at no more than medium pace on the fourth day. Although that could partly be put down to conditions, England's policy of a four-man attack means they cannot afford to carry any of their quicks especially with Graeme Swann proving ineffective as he sent down 52 wicketless overs, the most he had bowled in a Test innings. Since the start of the second day's play they have looked anything but the world's No. 1 team.news:> http://www.espncricinfo.com

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