#bepannaah

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zoya siddiqui outfits // bepannaah

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— Harshad Chopda as ADITYA HOODA supremacy —

show - bepannaah (2018)

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Have you watched Harshad chopra in yrkkh? My personal opinion is that I find it better watching his so called angsty scenes on mute. Don't you find his voice screechy and grating your ears? He was much better in Bepanah even though he played a spoilt brat there. A mature 30 plus character behaving like a banshee doesn't sit well with me.

That show has not been my vibe since the very first generation and as it goes on it just gets more and more on my nerves.

I hated Harshad in Bepannaah too. I miss his soft subdued acting from the days of yore. :(

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A Look At Jennifer Winget's Sunday Brunch With Riteish Deshmukh, Genelia And Shabir Ahluwalia; PICS

Jennifer Winget is among the most successful and highly appreciated actresses of the television industry. She is loved by the audience for her innocent looks and stunner fashion sense. The actress was appreciated for her acting chops in the Beyhadh, Bepannaah, and others. She has also been part of numerous web series and music videos. The actress recently shares pictures of her Sunday outing with friends Riteish Deshmukh, Genelia, Shabir Ahluwalia and others.

In the post shared by the Beyhadh actress, she is seen enjoying delicious food with friends Riteish Deshmukh, Genelia, Shabir Ahluwalia, Kanchi Kaul, Ashish Chowdhry, Samita Bangargi, and others. She shared numerous pictures with the fun group and also gave a glimpse of the delectable food. She also shared a mirror selfie with Shabir Ahluawalia. Jennifer also shared her experience of eating mock meat for the first time. She looks stunning in white sleeveless dress and light blue denims. Her captions read, “A fabulous afternoon spent with good friends, good laughs and outstanding food!! What gracious hosts @ritieshdeshmukh and @geneliad It was my first time trying out mock meat and I have to admit, I’m sold! An exceptional concept and a brand that’s all heart at it’s core. Kudos @imaginemeats”

Genelia commented on her post, “Love you Jen” and many other fans dropped heart emojis.

On the professional front, Jennifer has been a part of numerous shows like Saraswatichandra, Ek Hazaaron Mein Meri Behna Hai, Beyhadh, Bepannaah, and others. She was highly appreciated for her acting chops. Apart from television shows, she has also starred in several web series and music videos. Jennifer was last seen in a web show titled 'Code M 2' that premiered on June 9 on Voot Select.

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She is arguably the most popular television actress in India at present.ĭivyanka Tripathi is one of the most beautiful and traditional actresses on Indian TV. She is also known for her ethereal beauty and kind nature, which has only increased her popularity. She has millions of loyal admirers who praise her acting skills and intense roles. With Beyhadh 2 now running on television, Jennifer has never been more loved by fans.

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Her most successful role has been as the obsessed lover Maya in the serial Beyhadh. She has come a long way since then, with successful shows like Kasautii Zindagii Kay, Dill Mill Gayye, Saraswatichandra, Bepannaah, Sangam, etc.

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Bhavika debuted in TV with Sony TV’s Parvarrish 2.Jennifer has been on the TV scene for a long time, and many people still remember her as the cheerful singer she played in the serial Karthika on Hungama TV. Bhavika is basically from Mumbai, Maharashtra and pursing graduation in Mumbai. Santosh Sharma’s role is played by Actress Bhavika Sharma. Santosh is always confused who has the right approach in solving the case between Haseena and Karishma. Whenever she lies or hide anything, stomach ache starts to her. As she doesn’t have any experience she makes many mistakes.

Constable Santosh Sharma / Bhavika Sharma : Bhavika is the most junior member of Mahila Police Thana.

Sonali is popular for her role in Star Plus’s show Pyaar Ka Dard hai Meetha Meetha Pyaara Pyaara. She is basically from Mumbai, Maharashtra. Pushpa Singh’s role is played by Actress Sonali Naik. She never solved a case at her own and always wish to lead the team once and solve case one day. She is mother in law of Sub Inspector Karishma Singh and has sweet bitter relationship with her.

Head Constable Pushpa Singh / Sonali Naik : Push Singh is head constable of Mahila Police Thana.

She also played important role in shows like Siya Ke Ram and Balika Vadhu.

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Yukti debuted in TV with Star Plus show Nanhi Si Kali, Meri Laadli. Somaiya Junior Collage Of Sciences and Commerce, Mumbai. She was born in Jaipur, Rajasthan and completed graduation from K. Karishma Singh’s role is played by Actress Yukti Kapoor. She also disguised as Qayamat and solve cases. She believes Police should be strict with the criminals and there is no place for emotions.

Sub Inspector Karishma Singh / Yukti Kapoor : She is junior of Haseena Malik and don’t like the way Haseena solves the cases.

Gulki Joshi debuted with Zee TV’s show Phir Subah Hogi. She has completed her graduation from Meethibai College, Mumbai. Gulki is born in Indore, Madhya Pradesh but brought up in Delhi and Mumbai. SHO Haseena Malik’s role is played by Actress Gulki Joshi. All other officers of her Police Station calls her Maddam Sir. Haseena is very brave and kind-hearted Police Officer who solves cases with intelligence as well as emotions.

SHO Haseena Malik / Gulki Joshi : She is SHO of Mahila Police Thana in Lucknow.

Madam Sir Serial Cast (2021) : With Real Names With Education Details Today we are here with Madam Sir Serial Cast (2021): With Real Names and Education Details. The way these Police officers solve everyday cases not only as per law but with feelings is just great. A police station in Lucknow has all women officers as the top officials. SAB TV’s Madam Sir entertains as well as educate the audience with it’s new and unique concept.

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365 Days of Men // Day 319 // Harshad Chopda

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aditya x zoya // bepannaah

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{ADIYA HEADERS}

I MISS MY ADIYA BBIESS . I MISS BEPANNAAH. 😭❤🌸

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Zindagi kisi dard se khatam nehi hojati.

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Apurva Agnihotri is so GOOD as Rajveer man, so easy and great to hate

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Did Bepannaah ever have a chance?

Critics have always slandered television. While other countries television content is improving in quality, the same can’t be said about Indian Television (ITV). Known for its ludicrous plots, ‘saas/bahu’ and naagin dramas, ITV is at the bottom of the barrel in terms of ‘quality television’. However, this opinion of mine was about to be challenged by Colors’ Bepannaah. The promo was engaging and seemed like the plot of a Turkish or Korean drama (high concept television), rather than something on ITV.

It showed a story of Aditya (Harshad Chopda) and Zoya (Jennifer Winget) finding their respective partners dead and holding each other’s hands. Questions arose, how did they die (murder or accident?), were they truly having an affair, and how will AdiYA get together (cause you know they would and hopefully it would be a slow burn). The story line and the actors got me to give ITV a chance. 

And the first few of episodes did not disappoint! The cinematography and design of the show seemed of a quality that I had never seen on ITV. Every shot seemed cinematic. However a couple of episodes in, were the plot moved to Mumbai, it lost its’ cinematic look and was similar to other shows on ITV. I heard the budget was cut down due to TRP (ratings) and external factors, so I could not fault the production house, CineVistaas (CV). The story, however, was fine.Though the event planning tracks became tiring as I wanted the series to be about two strangers who try to find the truth about their spouses’ affair and murder. I gave the lagging plot a pass because ITV needs to stretch out its plot-line for a weekly and indefinite format. Bepannaah was just submitting to ITV structure and I could see there were minor plot points that alluded to a bigger plan. A diary, flashbacks, and a hooded figure. 

But it wasn’t just the mystery that got me tuned in every episode. It was also the characters of Aditya and Zoya. The characters and the amazing and dedicated performances by the actors, especially Mr. Harshad Chopda who arguable has a meatier role than Jennifer Winget’s Zoya. Chopda artfully balances between Aditya’s ‘innocent lost child’ nature and ‘angry young man hating the world’ attitude seamlessly. Winget has had her meatiest role previously, Beyhadh’s Maya, but gives her all to the sheltered and naive Zoya. Both actors are perfect to play the two strangers who are haunted by their past and come together to find the truth and heal themselves and one another. Moments when AdiYa would converse with one another about their spouses and the marriage they had were captivating. I came for the mystery, I stayed for AdiYA. Seeing these two characters (and actors’ performance) share the pain of the deaths and betrayals of their loved ones had on them was something new on television (not just ITV). It seemed that the series respected its audience. 

However, this changed post Episode 81. Again, this seems to be in relation to TRPs and the CVs and the channel’s submission to the public masses. And this got me thinking, did Bepannaah ever have a chance?

ITV programming is about 21 minutes (without ads) and airs five times a week. There is no limit in the number of episodes, as the goal is to go for as long as you can. And episodes are usually filmed close to air dates, making scripts a response to TRPs and audience reactions. 

Contrast this to Western and Turkish television. Western series are about 45mins per week and seasons are filmed in their entirety before airdates. Turkish shows, though filmed close to air dates (live filming), are 2 hour episodes per week. These elements, time and filming structure, aid in the quality of the television show. A story like Bepannaah needs time to be made (a complete vision that needs to be done in pre-production) and time to ingest (longer episodes rather than small snippets of scenes pulled in 21mins). 

But what ITV really needs to go towards quality, that neither western or Turkish television does, is a definite number of episodes. Bepannaah needs a ending and episodes that logically, systematically, and emotionally lead up to that ending and tie it all together. Korean dramas are good in that way (though they do take part in live filming). An average drama has 16 hour long episodes, which are aired twice a week. Though it seems short and Indian audiences want to see their favourite show and actors go on forever, this format and structure leads to quality as opposed to relying on quantity. 

In a perfect television viewing world, Bepannaah would be a pre-production, filmed and completed before airing (kind of like Pakistan) - eliminating chances of script and story being changed or swayed by general audiences and TRPs pressure. It would consist of 20 episode series, 1 hour episodes, that had a structural beginning, middle, and end. It would be a complex story of infidelity and betrayal, two strangers coming together to solve who killed their respective partners, and the moving on from broken relationships to grow as individuals and blossom into new beginnings/relationships.

But alas, current episodes a perpetuating the standards of ITV. Love triangles, forced marriage, evil parents, male lead being emotionally and physically abusive to show his love, female lead being passive and lacking agency in her life, jealousy being shown as a merit in love, junoon and pyaar being mixed up for one another, etc. 

Though, how else are ITV shows going to get viewers to come back everyday? ITV doesn’t want a intellectual audience that analyses shows and rewatches it to catch nuisances, they want the general public that switches on the tv and watches the ads. 

I’m not sorry, ITV... you lost me. Though I am sorry, Bepannaah, you deserved better. 

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Aditya x Zoya ● Reunion after 6 months

Source: Bepannaah/Colors TV