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Actor Ishaan Dhawan, who essays the titular character of Dhruv in the television show ‘Dhruv Tara – Samay Sadi Se Pare’, has shared that the upcoming episodes of the show will see his character take a stand for what he believes in. However, Tara, who time travels to the 17th century, will be still hurt about her father’s death and is careful around Dhruv as she thinks he’s connected to what happened to her father.

The show recently completed 150 episodes. In the upcoming week, Tara finally makes her return to Vallabhgarh, taking a step closer to her love, Dhruv.

Talking about the upcoming track, Ishaan Dhawan said: “In the upcoming episodes, viewers will witness Dhruv taking a stand for what he believes in. Portraying Dhruv’s emotions over the past few weeks has been exhilarating. Dhruv’s world gets shaken amid the wedding celebrations and Mahaveer’s entrance.

‘Chal Man Jeetva Jaiye 2‘ is a proper sequel to ‘Chal Man Jeetva Jaiye‘ (2017) which was the steppingstone of an entire ideology behind the making of the film (franchise). We humans are always in the dilemma of winning ‘what the mind wants’ and to win ‘over the mind’ itself. People face various situations in a lifetime. Every individual has his/her own interpretation of the situation the person is in. There are ups and downs in one’s life and people tend to take steps per their understanding. Though each action is subjective, but which one is the most optimum is what is difficult to find out. The narrative begins with where it left off and takes the story to the next stage.

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Mumbai, Feb 26 (Ians) ‘Zindagi Mere Ghar Aana’ actor Ishaan Dhawan is currently seen playing the role of a neurosurgeon, Dhruv in the show ‘Dhruv Tara’. He shared what inspired him to take up the project and how much he relates to his character.

Sharing his interest being part of this unique love story, he said: “The show introduces a fascinating concept, in which a girl from the past travels through a time portal to the present day and finds love with a person living in the present. While Dhruv is a witty and charming doctor living a simple life in the 21st century, Tara comes from a royal family in the opulent world of the 17th century. I was very impressed by the uniqueness of the story when I first read the script. I was blown away by the love that blossoms between people from two very different eras. It...

Agra, recently witnessed another love story unfold albeit for the screen with Sony Sab’s upcoming family romance drama, Dhruv Tara- Samay Sadi se Pare, filming in the city. The show revolves around the lives of Dhruv, a successful neurosurgeon in the 21st Century and Tara, a princess in the 17th Century. Tara, travels against the grain of time to find a cure for her ailing brother on whom rests the future of her kingdom and arrives in the present day, where she meets Dhruv.

Starring Riya Sharma as Tara, Ishaan Dhawan as Dhruv and Narayani Shashtri as Rani Kanupriya and Krishna Bharadwaj as Prince Mahaveer the show brings to viewers a love story that has never been witnessed before on Indian television. Continuing its focus on shows that appeal to every member of the family, Dhruv Tara is yet another exciting offering from Sony Sab which is all...

Known for creating shows that are truly unique and showcase a range of emotions, Sony Sab’s upcoming family romance drama, ‘Dhruv Tara’ follows the journey of Dhruv and Tara, who belong to two different eras. The show, which further strengthens the channel’s proposition of creating content that resonates with the entire family, is all set to break the clutter with a love story that has never been witnessed before on Indian television. Going against the boundaries of time, Tara (played by Riya Sharma), a princess from 17th century time travels and comes to the present day, where she crosses paths with Dhruv (played by Ishaan Dhawan).

Alongside the leads of the show Dhruv and Tara, seasoned actor Krishna Bharadwaj will be seen playing the role of Mahaveer, who is Tara’s brother. Krishna Bharadwaj was last seen on Sony Sab’s one of the most loved shows ‘Tenali Rama’ as Tenali.

Actor Krishna Bharadwaj rose to fame portraying the title role in the TV show Tenali Rama, and his trademark bald look for the historical character became so popular that he kept getting offers where he is expected to shave off his pate. However, Krishna says he declined such offers in order to avoid getting typecast.

Tenali Rama was a clever poet in the court of King Krishnadevaraya. The character has always been depicted as a bald man in various references, and Krishna too had to remain bald for over three years since the show started in 2017.

"Post Tenali Rama, I got some offers that required me to be bald but I didn't take these up. I didn't want to play a character with a bald look due to my fear of getting typecast. I shall forever be grateful to this characterisation but I believe that one has to move on at some point.

Trouble has knocked Rama’s door again! The witty Pandit Rama Krishna (Krishna Bharadwaj) is accused of being a traitor after selling a part of Vijayanagar to the King of Himdong (Satyajit Gaonkar) without any permission from Raja Krishnadevaraya (Tarun Khanna).

Sony Sab’s Tenali Rama is set to grab the attention of their viewers as their highly admired titular character will be seen facing yet another challenge but this time with the charges of a traitor.

The episodes further will take the viewer’s through some shocking revelations as the show continues to receive immense love and support for its gripping storyline blended with Rama’s wit and humour.

Situations in the Vijayanagar darbaar take a shocking turn when Krishnadevaraya learns of Rama’s treachery. The King of Himdong informs everyone that they are the rightful owners of a part of Vijayanagar’s land as Pandit Rama Krishna had...

Summers are here and these telly actors tell you how they deal with the scorching heat.

Bhanujeet Singh Sudan

Summers are here. I keep myself hydrated all the time, it?s a usual habit in my life. In summers, I enjoy drinking coconut water and watermelon juice Yes, the food intake becomes less in summer and I also eat less spicy food. I wear light colours in the summers. ??

Ira Sone

Coming from the city close to the desert, (little Rann of Kutch) I manage well in dealing withsummers. I call it the liquid diet season. Chaas, as we call it, is my go-to drink to beat the heatand mangoes is part of every meal. I use Aloe Vera to avoid skin tan or burning and rose water as a toner. Staying hydrated is the key in summers.

Vivian Dsena

I usually drink a lot of water. My masi and...

As the elections loom closer, our TV actors tell us what they are looking for from the new government.

Rohitashv Gour

The basic problem is of Roti, Kapda and Makan. If the prices will not go down, then how will the public live their life. They are increasing day by day and there is no full stop. This problem has been there for a long time. I expect that the law should be equal for everyone irrespective of caste, creed and sex. The spirit of brotherhood will only live when the politicians will not see them as vote banks but?as one country for whom good is to be done.

Delnaaz Irani

I want a safe and educated India.?I expect the politicians to fight corruption, terrorism and come together as one to bring positive changes to our country.

Sumit Kaul

The one thing that I expect from our politicians is integrity.

Sony Sab?s Tenali Rama is about to bring a huge twist for its audiences with a new entry. Krishnadevaray?s (Manav Gohil) sister brings along her niece to marry him, who instead falls in love with Rama (Krishna Bharadwaj) and just then, the complications arise. With the entry of Sugandha Devi (Aishwarya Raj Bhakuni), there?s lava of troubles entering Rama?s life. Initially supposed to marry Krishnadevaray, Sugandha gets attracted to Rama and proposes to marry him. Taking advantage of the situation, Tatahacharya (Pankaj Berry) plays his games so as to cause problems between Rama and Sharda. To everyone?s surprise, Sharda sells Rama to Sugandha for money, in order to test Rama?s loyalty. However, twist arises when Rama, hurt by Sharda?s actions, decides to sell himself and his son Bhaskar to other ladies of Vijayanagar.

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Actor Krishna Bharadwaj, who plays the lead role in Tenali Rama, was recently awarded the Indori Ratna by Sanstha Indorians. The actor says that even though he is not from Indore, he bagged it thanks to the popularity of the show. ?The event was called Indori Ratna Awards. So basically, people of Indore who are from different fields like art, culture, sports and other departments are given Indori Ratna awards. But this time they called me in spite of the fact that I am not from Indore. They gave me the Indori Ratna as the show Tenali Rama is a big hit in Indore and doing very well there,? says Krishna, who was also gifted a special cut out by the Tenali Rama fan club.?

Talking about the experience, he says, ?The experience was completely mesmerizing as when I landed there was so much crowd gathered to see me. Some...

Actor Krishna Bharadwaj, who is seen in the show Tenali Rama, shot a very interesting sequence recently. The sequence involved him training a donkey. ?This is a super interesting sequence where I have?orders given by Maharaj Krishna Dev Rai and a Padosi Raja to teach a donkey. The enemy has challenged us to train a donkey. And I have been given the orders to teach him,? he says.

And guess what? The donkey that is being used is quite a filmy one. ?This donkey is from the film line. The donkey has come after shooting Sultan and Thugs of Hindostan. The real name of the donkey is Nawab. It's a very innocent donkey and it is acceptive to the orders of its trainer,? he says.

The actor admits to being quite uncertain about the sequence before it began. ?I was very surprised when I heard about this idea of shooting with an animal.