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Sunday, May 22, 2016

Param Singh Tweets about Sadda Haq Ending : Going down the memory lane





As we all know that the much loved Channel V's Youth fiction programming is coming to an end. It was speculated that the channel would retain its shows on Hotstar. But actor Param Singh recently tweeted about the ending of the show has confirmed the news.






























We surely understand that's it's a hard moment for everyone who was closely associated with the show. But like any good things coming to an end, Let's go down to the memory lane and enjoy some great moment of the show that set a benchmark in Youth programming. Sadda Haq that initially began with the theme of women empowerment was drawn near the character of Sayunkta Agrawal who wants to pursue her dream of becoming a mechanical engineer.



But as luck would have it, she's opposed by her parents and family. But determined to make her dream come true, Sayunkta still goes ahead and takes admission in FITE



Here she across various people coming through various backgrounds. Sayunkta finds support in Kaustauki. She also meets other students like Vidhushi, Jignesh, YoYo etc. She even comes face to face with a slightly arrogant but determined Professor Vardhan. But her real match comes in when the brilliant, snobbish Randhir Singh Shekhawat comes into picture.





Randhir is an extraordinary student that is vowing to become the top student of FITE and he's the main competitor to Sayunkta. As destiny was meant to be, both crossed their ways many times and were drawn towards each other. Randhir's hatred for women comes from the fact that her mother never really cared for her. Her constant fights with her drunkard father had spoiled his childhood. With such angst on his mind, Randhir had grown to be quite egoistic however on the flip side, he does have a good heart and he shows repeatedly that he cares.



Time passes and Sayunkta Randhir falls in love. Meanwhile, Parth Kashyap comes into the picture who acts as a tool to Randhir's Jealousy and make him realize his love for Sayunkta. After some tiffs and fights, they all become friends. Everything was fine at this point but slowly and steadily the show started to see a decline in excitement when some great characters made an exit.





































The biggest shock received by viewers when Professor Vardhan left the show. After all he had a mission to stay in FITE. He had to lead his dream team in an International Competition to bring special honors for the Institute. Something the viewers had waited since long but unfortunately, that never happened. And if this was not enough. Jiggy and Kaustaki were soon out of the picture.








Like every daily soap, Sadda Haq too suffered from various ups and downs but the loyal following never left its side. More blows followed when Sayunkta's mother also left the show. The mother and daughter's bonding was something that gave this show a special edge. The show then targeted towards Sayunkta's fulfilling her dreams. Lots of actors with new characters were thrown in but honestly the charm was not there.

The show re-invented itself in season 2 this time having Aryan instead of Parth. FITE is not there but the magic of Randhir and Sayunkta still managed to rake in the moolah. Earnest performance by the cast did the trick but the writers didn't know where to take the story forward and how...Sandhir (fondly called by fans) are yet to re-unite and it remains to be seen when this would happen






























But despite the glitches, it can't be ruled that Sadda Haq had succeeded to make its way into the hearts of the viewers. The noble idea worked big with its target audience and provided some great moments to be cherished always. A final word on performances - each of the cast has delivered superlative acts  and deserve an applause. Harshita Gaur is efficient as Sayunkta while Param played Randhir with gutso. This will remain a landmark performance in his career. As for the rest, Ankit Gupta was good as Parth and so as Krip Suri as Professor Vardhan. A special mention for Nissha Neha's Vidhushi which was quite a spicy character with shades of grey. The supporting cast and rest of the cast deserves a word of appreciation as well.


Sadda Haq's farewell shall be as disheartening as the farewell to Channel V.  An Era of a great programming comes to an end. We wish all the bes to the whole team of Sadda Haq for delievering such a great show



















Sunday, March 13, 2016

Which is your favourite show on Sony TV



Sony TV Offers Amazing Shows. Which is your favourite show. We are offering a poll to choose the best show through Public Votes. So we want you to Participate. and do Vote. The poll shall remain open for a month. So that you can have enough time to gather your friends to spread the word. Start Voting Now...the better you take the lead the better chances you get of winning it. Go Ahead








Sunday, September 6, 2015

Dear Indian Reality TV Shows, STOP disgracing us !



'Reality' what does this word mean? According to the net dictionary it means - "the state of things as they actually exist, as opposed to an idealistic or notional idea of them." So what does the reality tv shows mean - to highlight the actual events that happen in a real time function or do actually exist. But how's that supposed to happen when each event in an Indian reality TV show looks damn scripted and fake. As a viewer, I have finally opened up to write about the traumatization a sane TV viewer goes through these 'over the top' whimsical so called reality shows that can put even the most boldest minded person to shame. The ingredients these days reality tv programmers use to cook their show for telly viewing, it makes me wonder is there hardly any level of desperation left to be crossed.



The Regular TV viewers who enjoy these kind of shows would mostly disagree with me, well I don't care because I care an opinion and I have reasons for them too. What I want to know if a reality show couldn't be entertaining without the silly dramas, fake emotions or over the top screams that plague our minds for an hour or two. Why are these factors forced into such programming? Random singers appear on Indian Idol junior and start praising participants as they have been following each and every episode, but the fact is, they are scripted into the timeline of the show, The trp's of Indian Idol Junior are a proof that the show not being taken too seriously with or without Sonakshi Sinha. It doesn't matter. If that's not enough, We have the laughable Jhalak Dikhala Ja which offers such a horrendous jhalak that you might want to skip the event.







Let's take a look at these factors which make these so so called reality shows completely unwatchable.

Scripted Events : A Reality show should be live and the events should follow it so that the effect could bring out a charm but in these shows, most of the events are pre-planned. Suppose in Jhalak Dikhlaja, right after a performance, the judges ask participants to do some random thing. ie. Shamita Shetty was once asked to do something blindfolded, now even a Child can guess what's really going on. Please ! If they think it's entertaining, Nope ! It only eats up the time, they performed, give them marks LET THEM GO ! But buffoonery is a part of showbiz and you need to showcase that.

Over the Top Anchors : Wonder Why every reality show has a complete Idiotic Tape recorder like anchor which doesn't have a 'stop' button. Of course ! Everyone can't be Kapil Sharma who entertains despite going over the top. The hosting on Jhalak Dikhalaja Ja can only be termed as amateurish. No ! I don't have to pinpoint against an anchor, It's the script they go through which brings the show down. Wonder how much we are getting used to this D Grade Entertainment. In a recent episode, The anchor calls the Judges of JDJ to perform singing in the most horrible manner - mind you most horrible way ever. and Guess What ! they delivers. Really sad to see a classy filmmaker like Karan Johar had to go through all this. There are better ways to have fun, wonder the makers of JDJ have given that a thought ? I don't think so.


Fake Emotions : The participants in these reality shows just need one reason to shed out buckets of tears. Play a tragic background tune and they will lend out couple of tears in seconds. They can give hard competition to anyone who vouches to compete for a crying competition. Seriously ! It looks fake. Not long ago, many actors have even confessed that they are bound to do such things. Well it goes on and it's the viewer who has to bear all this. It's 2015 folks ! bring something new to table please.





What Next ? - Once you win a reality show, what really happens I wonder. Every year, these shows launch new shows for kids to display their amazing talent - Mind you ! Nope ! They 'do not' spend crores of rupees just to display the talents of Children. They sell their voices to your homes so that you can bring them ratings. And once its over. It's Tata Bye ! Who remembers the first winner of Indian Idol Junior. Forget Juniors, where are the Adults? The Adult version went into a dump and never returned. Participating and winning these reality shows are much lesser comparable to performing in cultural events which carry more value, Wonder why people put Glamour first against culture, this seems to be the new trend but how successful It has been I really wonder.

Janta Janadhan : If such shows are working and still formatted in such a way, who can we possibly blame, the makers ? But why would they, as they are making good money from the ratings. People are watching it, enjoying it and it serves their purpose.  I have grown up watching SareGaMa - an old really classical show which Sonu Nigam used to host years ago. I was about 7 years then, still I remember that show and the classic 'Boogie Woogie'. I remember the freshness then, I appreciate the format and what should I call 'The quality' the makers brought to it. I am breeding in the age of gadgets and smartphones, while today generation might not be able to relate with those kind of shows, but what's really connectable in today's shows ? Where is the Quality ? Where is that passion ?

These are just the questions which people need to ask themselves, the way this 'chalta hai' entertainment is dragging its feet all along, It's because of our laziness that we are not giving any signs of progress towards the art of Television. I am not talking about just reality shows. Fiction shows have set a bigger example in this case. Good Concept shows do not run for 3 months and Saas bahu sagas are still ruling. The answer lies in our brains that we need to answer. We have grown up far from the 'Doordarshan' age. When are we supposed to grow up from here ?

- Atul Waswani 

Thursday, September 3, 2015

Salman Khan Confirmed to host Bigg Boss Season 9 ! Promo to be out soon






Mumbai: This is exactly what fans of Salman Khan have been waiting for. The hunk of a superstar will return to the super-hit yet controversial reality show as the host for the sixth consecutive time.




A report in DNA suggests that ‘Dabangg’ Khan will wrap up ‘Prem Ratan Dhan Payo’ shoot in Karjat and shoot for the first promo of the ninth edition of the show.
Apparently, the TRP of the show plunged after Salman exited the show after it was extended b a month. Filmmaker-choreographer Farah Khan had taken over the charge from Salman.
Salman has been the face of the show since the last five editions and people look forward to see him as the host year after year.
What's your reaction on this piece of news ?  Are you excited to see Salman back ? Tell us in comments.