Just as you thought Zee TV was done with its quota of fresh new shows for the season, the channel is busy packing in a surprise for its viewers this September.
And if the buzz is anything to go by, the surprise in question will be a frothy, breezy, light-hearted and fun-filled one! A project titled ‘Preet Se Bandhi Ye Dori Ram Milayee Jodi’ is slated to go on air on Zee TV in late September. It’s not a comedy, it’s not another love story. It’s definitely not a reality show. Horror? Action? Fantasy? Nah! ‘Ram Milayee Jodi’ is a celebration of India’s admirable sense of tolerance that exists between the different communities that comfortably co-exist and amicably inter-mingle on its soil. Yes! There are bound to be differences. There WILL be cultural shocks. There will be “digestion problems” when it comes to accepting each other’s little quirks! But at the end of the day, we make up and ensure that “Aal izz Well”!
Ram Milayee Jodi is the story of a shy, sweet Gujarati boy and a Punjabi kudi who’s nothing short of a phataka. No marks for guessing that they fall in love, but will their families fall in love with each other too? Ahem! We’ll see. With well-known faces like Krutika Desai, Lalit Tiwari, Sunil Sinha, Chitrapama and Reva Babbar in its cast, the show plans to introduce two fresh faces that you will fall in love with at first sight.
We spoke to Reva Babbar who told that , “I am the part of the show, with an important role but right now I can’t talk much about my role.”
Sukesh Motwani, Head- Fiction Programming, Zee TV said, “Ram Milayee Jodi is a show that highlights how sometimes two opposites not only attract, but find happiness together for a lifetime! Two distinct personalities hailing from two very different cultural backgrounds … the show captures the magic and the madness of the families, once they begin to interact. The main leads are fresh faces. They’ll blow you away the very moment you’ll catch them in the promos!” Alright, we’ll watch out for this one!
09-01-2010, 12:47 PM
Reva comes back with Ram Milayee Jodi
