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Mumbai, March 29 (Ians) Actress Reena Kapoor, who is shown playing the role of a widow — Bhavna, in the show ‘Aashao Ka Savera… Dheere Dheere Se’, shared how her character is going to change in terms of her looks and traits.

From a simple, soft-spoken and non-glamorous look, she will now be seen in a bold and glamorous avatar.

She said: “My character as Bhavna, started off as a very calm, vulnerable, and soft-spoken character who was required to adhere to patriarchal society’s norms imposed by her family.”

The actress has been part of the TV shows such as ‘Shakti – Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki’, ‘Vishnu Puran’, ‘Jai Ganga Maiya’, and many more.

Further talking about her on-screen character and how she has been shown to be struggling in the fictional drama, Reena added: “She was also frequently ignored and excluded from family simply because she is a widow, which caused...

TV actress Reena Kapoor, who is currently seen playing the role of a widow in the show ‘Aashao Ka Savera…Dheere Dheere Se’ talks about her love for music and how she desires to excel in playing the harmonium.

She said: “I used to attend a lot of satsangs of my guruji where a lot of singers from different locations used to come and sing, and I used to adore listening to those bhajans and always wished that if I could ever sing and play the harmonium like the people who used to play there.”

“Luckily one day, my guruji bought me a harmonium after learning about my desire to play it and urged me to practice at home. But even after months of practice, I couldn’t get the knack of it, then one day, when I revisited my guruji’s ashram, I met a girl who had been...

TV actress Reena Kapoor, who is currently seen in the show ‘Aashao Ka Savera… Dheere Dheere Se’, shares her interest in gardening and how much she is fond of nature.

The actress also says that she loves pets and wants to keep them at home but because of her busy shooting schedule she can’t keep them at home.

She says: “I adore nature’s beauty and enjoy admiring it. Gardening, including growing flowers and feeding birds, is my favourite pastime. My balcony is a flower garden with a variety of vibrant plants. I have a bird nest on my balcony where the birds come to eat, and I love the sound of their chirping.”

The actress has been part of TV shows such as ‘Shakti – Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki’, ‘Vishnu Puran’, ‘Jai Ganga Maiya’, and many more.

Apart from gardening, Reena also loves pets as she mentions: “I also...

TV actress Reena Kapoor has a new beginning already with the show ‘Aashao Ka Savera..Dheere Dheere’, still hopes to get more promising roles to play and wishes to start her year by connecting more with the Almighty.

She said: “I hope that this year comes to an end on a positive note, and I’m glad that by year’s end, new opportunities have presented themselves. As it stands, I’m now associated with the show ‘Aashao Ka Savera.. Dheere Dheere Se’, which means that I’ll probably be filming on New Year’s Eve. I consider myself to be spiritual, so I’d want to begin the new year with some spiritual pursuits since they help me stay composed and on track.”

The actress has been part of the TV shows such as ‘Shakti – Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki’, ‘Vishnu Puran’, ‘Jai Ganga Maiya’, and many more.

While revealing...

Reena Kapoor is currently seen playing the role of a widow, Bhavna in the show ‘Aashao Ka Savera…Dheere Dheere Se’. She opened up about the kind of role she is willing to play in the future and how through her character in the show she wants to send out a strong message to women in society.

She said: “My dream role would be like Sivagami from ‘Bahubali’ because she possesses the characteristics of a powerful, honourable, and intelligent lady who is strong and stands up for her beliefs. She has unparalleled, overpowering strength that epitomises woman power. In contrast to Bhavna, the character I portray in ‘Aashao Ka Savera… Dheere Dheere Se’, experiences problems after losing her husband since she also loses her identity and how society perceives women like her.”

The actress has been part of the TV shows such as ‘Shakti – Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki’, ‘Vishnu Puran...

TV and film actor Aman Verma says he likes playing negative roles on-screen as they are more challenging and viewers remember them for a longer time period.

He says: “I like taking on roles that are negative because they leave a lasting impression on the viewer. I enjoy challenging parts, and playing a villain offers a lot more difficulties. Because people will remember you for the characters you portray when you play a vital part, you must be at the top of your game.”

Aman is always remembered for hosting the show ‘Khullja Sim Sim’. He made his acting debut with ‘Pachpan Khambe Laal Deewarein’ in 1993, and later appeared in ‘Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi’, ‘Kumkum – Ek Pyara Sa Bandhan’. Aman also did several movies like ‘Andaaz’, ‘Baghban’, ‘Tees Maar Khan’, ‘Baabul’, ‘Chicken Curry Law’, and many more.

The 51-year-old actor is currently seen playing the role of the senior-most member of the family,...

‘Maddam Sir’ actor Rahil Azam and Reena Kapoor of ‘Woh Rehne Waali Mehlon Ki’ fame have talked about being part of the new show ‘Aashao Ka Savera… Dheere Dheere Se’. The story of the show revolves around Bhavna (Reena Kapoor) and Raghav (Rahil Azam), who are completely opposite. However, due to circumstances, they come close to each other, and destiny gives them a second opportunity to fall in love.

Rahil said: “I’m interested to watch how my character develops, and I have no doubt that the audience will enjoy the intriguing story because it is an uncommon love story. In the same way that I did in my earlier television roles, I intend to give the character justice and win the audience over.”

Reena has been part of the TV shows such as ‘Shakti – Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki’, ‘Vishnu Puran’, ‘Jai Ganga Maiya’, and many more.

She added about...

Reena Kapoor, who will be seen playing a widow in the show ‘Aashao Ka Savera… Dheere Dheere Se’, has revealed how her character sends out a strong message on the relevance of women being financially independent.

She said: “Every woman should be financially savvy and self-sufficient because life can be unpredictable. The story attempts to send out an essential message through my character, Bhavna, that a woman’s life would be miserable if they are illiterate and financially dependent on others.”

The actress has been part of TV shows such as ‘Shakti – Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki’, ‘Vishnu Puran’, ‘Jai Ganga Maiya’, and many more.

Reena added: “She has to struggle to live her life in the society where women experience numerous obstacles and problems that grow notably when they become widows or single mothers, who must care for their family.”

The ‘Woh Rehne Waali Mehlon Ki’ actress said that her...

‘Woh Rehne Waali Mehlon Ki’ actress Reena Kapoor, who will be playing the role of a widow in the show ‘Aashao Ka Savera…Dheere Dheere Se’, shares her experience of shooting in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, with the entire cast.

She says: “It’s a wonderful experience to shoot outdoor shots in Ujjain. I’m enjoying every second I get to spend with her. The atmosphere of the city is quite different and helps one feel comfortable. Additionally, the locals are incredibly friendly and caring.”

The actress has been part of TV shows such as ‘Shakti – Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki’, ‘Vishnu Puran’, ‘Jai Ganga Maiya’, and many more. She adds more about her visit, saying: “We have planned to see several well-known locations and try some well-known local cuisine, so I am excited to take a proper tour of the city. The entire cast is pleased to be filming here, and...

Popular TV actor Aman Verma is all set to return to the small screen after a long gap with the new show ‘Aashao Ka Saveraa…Dheere Dheere Se’. He was last seen as a host on the travelling reality show ‘Bahurani’ in 2017.

While actress Reena Kapoor will be playing the lead role, Aman will be seen playing the dominant character of Bhanu in the show.

Aman says: “It’s quite being some time since I haven’t done television. I have done everything positive, negative, grey, the antagonist, the hero and here my character in the show is somebody who is a normal human being living in his world and thinks that he is correct in every particular angle.”

“Like any average person, he is trying to make sure that he is successful in his life, and to attain that success and the things he wants, he is ready to...

‘Woh Rehne Waali Mehlon Ki’ actress Reena Kapoor will be seen playing the lead role in the upcoming show ‘Aashao Ka Savera…Dheere Dheere Se’. The actress says that the story and her character are quite relatable and bring out the scenario of a widow in society, who is answerable to everyone for whatever she does and how her financial position becomes weak post her husband’s demise.

Reena, who is playing the role of a widow in the daily soap says: “It is a lovely show that will connect with the audience and highlight an important issue — the way society treats a widow. I’m playing the role of a widow named Bhavna who struggles for a living.”

Reena elaborates further about her character, saying: “She gets zero support from her family. The story gives a beautiful message that life does not end after one exits from their life,...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...

Five and a half years have gone by in a wink,” sighs producer-director Sooraj Barjatya whose first ever TV daily soap, Woh Rehnewali Mehlon Ki, wraps up on Sahara One tonight. “The story changed a couple of times, but Rani (leading lady Reena Kapoor) stuck to her core values. That’s what kept the audience with the show all along,” he adds.The director recalls two reasons that led him to start his TV production company, Rajshri Films. Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon was a mega flop. It was an experiment that had failed miserably. On the other hand, TV was flourishing. ...