Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi

This show was known for good and positive family values. Tulsi was an inspirational character and in idol for many .

Instead of carrying on with the legacy the makers have made it a completely negative and weak show.

A daughter trying to break her parents relationship is such a bad idea. Please make this more valuable for the Indian community. We don't have the bandwidth for so much negativity. Make it a show worth remembering for its values. Dont disappoint the audience.

This show has stoeln so many hearts The chemistry between Amar and Smriti is really cute, and both of them have created mihir and tulsi perfectly. Mihir and tulsi are characters that are real, as in they could literally be a real person. After tulsi and mihir the best couple is karan and nandani. Karan nandani evergreen, timeless, special couple from indian tv show ksbkbt. So many years have passed away since the show ksbkbt went off air but the show's popular pair of karan nandani still remain fresh and special in the heart and mind of fans. This is an amazing show that beautifully portrays relationships. It shows that, if the previous relationship wasn't the best, you can still fall in love again.

The new Kyuki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi is getting a bit frustrating. Pari keeps lying without ever facing consequences, while Tulsi, who always stands for the truth, is constantly crucified. Occasional drama is fine, but this happens all the time, making the storyline predictable and boring. Mehir's constant stupidity doesn't help either. The show really needs a fresh twist, because it's demotivating for viewers who root for honesty and righteousness to see them suffer endlessly.

This very show was The beginning of the downfall of Indian television...There Can't be a worse tv serial ever I challange...

Trash. Pure trash. Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi was not just melodramatic - it was regressive and damaging. It pushed toxic family dynamics, rigid gender roles, and endless superstitions, all wrapped in flashy sarees and slow-motion stares. Everything was black or white - no shades of grey, no space for nuance or realism. Women were either perfect bahus or evil vamps. It dictated values instead of reflecting society. Sadly, it influenced how millions saw family and culture. For those who crave layered storytelling - this was a frustrating, never-ending circus.

Never going to recommend anyone to watch this.