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No Pakistani Shows! Zindagi will now come up with Indian and Turkish dramas
If you think about watching Zindangi channel, you immediately have Pakistani shows like Zindagi Gulzar Hai and Humsafar playing in your mind. Post Uri attacks, Zee decided to ban all the show the Pakistani shows aired on Zindagi.
Now, Zindagi is coming up with new Indian and Turkish dramas after announcing discontinuation of shows from the neighbouring country. The new line-up, which will have finite series format, will go on air from October 3. One of the shows is Bollywood actor Anupam Kher's maiden TV production, Khwaabon Ki Zamin Par. Featuring Ashish Kashyap, Megha Chakroborty and Deeksha Sonalkar in the lead roles, the series is about a young aspiring actor, Arya, who goes to Mumbai to fulfill his dreams. Khwaabon Ki Zamin Par will show relationship conflict between Arya and his girlfriend Niyati (Megha).
Talking about the show, Kher told a media agency, "I could see some moments of my life in the show because I also started from a small town and struggled my way to become an Indian actor. I also left a love story behind me when I came to Mumbai. So, I can relate to the show and I know a lot of aspiring actors/actresses will also relate to it."
Agar Tum Saath Ho is another upcoming production, which is a love story between a girl from an affluent Delhi family and a middle-class tuition teacher in Delhi. "We have shot entirely in Delhi and Bhopal (where the characters are based) because we wanted the show to be realistic, like other shows which earlier aired on Zindagi. "There is a different high in shooting finite series and I am hopeful other channels will take a cue to encourage more fixed-duration shows," said Gulshan Sachdeva, who has directed and produced the show.
