*Audience demands 'Kuch Toh Log Kahenge' season 2
This is indeed a time for some change of seasons! Well, not just literally in terms of weather outside, but also in terms of the weather of your television soaps.
Right after the huge demand for a second season of 'Parichay', now it's time to ask for the second season of the popular tele show, 'Kuch Toh Log Kahenge' on Sony Entertainment. The soap caught a lot of attention because of its starkly different story line, which though was a love story, but was quite remarkable on its own.
The story revolved around the male and female protagonists, played originally by veteran actor Monish Behl (later by Sharad Kelkar) and Kritika Kamra, with a huge age difference. The show managed to gain good TRP's owing to the unusual plot of the romantic story line, which had drama, comedy and some realistic romantic moments, despite the age gap of 18 years.
After successfully running for about 1.5 years, with some good amount of progress by way of the protagonists' happy marriage and thereafter, the show ended on 28th March, 2013, due to poor ratings. The ratings dipped on the back of Kritika Kamra's desire to quit the show. The actor, who shot to fame with 'Kitani Mohhaba Hai', spoke about her wish to take a break as she was finding the shooting chore quite grueling.
Nonetheless, the audience is dying to see her back on the show, as Dr. Nidhi, alongside her doctor husband, Dr. Ashutosh Mathur, on the second season of the show.
Innumerous tweets have flooded the page of the popular social networking site. There are ardent fans, requesting earnestly to start the second season as soon as possible. Tweets, especially by enthusiastic fans like Calvin and Suku, on theTwitter page clearly indicate that fans are waiting to hear some good news about the arrival of KTLK season 2.
The pair of Nidhi and Ashutosh is definitely on demand, as witnessed through the tweets of fans like Riya Irani, who expressed her desire to watch the duo together, once again. Fans are desperately trying to grab hold of information from iDubba, to get a clue about the show and its potential revival signs.
In fact, in response to iDubba's recently asked question on Facebook, fans generated a huge demand for the serial. Other than Parichay, KTLK was seen to be the talk of the town. The fans clearly have expressed their desire on the Facebook page, to revive the show, with its second season. I hope the actors as well as the makers are listening as the audience is growing restless about the missing daily soap.
Do share your views and feedback about this show on Twitter-iDubba and set reminders for your favorite shows on iDubba app..
*Kritika Kamra's fascinating tour of Europe...here's she sharing her experience...
Sexy and stylish Kritika Kamra is feeling ‘fresh fresh’ these days. She is so gripped by the feeling of vivacity, that she just can’t stop saying, “Ooh la la!!!”
Why is she so charged up? Reason for the sudden intense alacrity? Well, she has just got back in Mumbai from a super chilling 15 days holiday in Europe.
The actress (Kuch Toh Log Kahenge, Ek Thhi Naayka) shared with Tellychakkar.com, “I visited Europe for the first time and I must admit that it has been my best trip ever. I had insane fun and explored myself totally. I went with few of my best friends from Delhi and of course, pals from the TV industry namely Hussain Kuwajerwala and his wife Tina Darira, Sharad Kelkar and his wife Keerti Kelkar.”
The lovely lady continued, “We started our journey with setting foot in Belgium where we all were together and later we split. After Belgium, one of my friends and I went to many cities like Amsterdam, Rome, Paris, France, Spain and Barcelona. We went to the world’s largest museum and zoo.”
Sounds great fun…give us some more on the wonderful journey.
“Well, the best place was Barcelona and especially its night life. The city is known for partying. I believe people over there work and earn to party and travel. We also went to watch a football match. And guess what? I travelled mostly in local transport to experience the local culture and ambience.”
“Talking about shopping I mostly shopped from Barcelona as it was my last destination and I didn’t want to carry my stuffs everywhere. But I bought chocolates from Belgium, shampoos and perfumes from France and French wine from Paris,” she briefed.
So now that you are back in the maximum city, what are your plans? “Well, right now I am busy with Ek Thhi Naayka and later I am going to Madhya Pradesh to meet my parents,” she ended.
Kritika, you are one girl who knows how to balance work and fun!!!
*Karan Kundra & Kritika Kamra may be in Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa Season 6
The Creative team is also looking for popular face to make "Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa Season 6" very special for audience.
Drashti Dhami, Siddharth Shukla, Shaan, Manoj Bajpai , Aarti Chabaria are selected for Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 6.
The latest buzz is that Kitni Mohabbat Hai's fame couple Karan Kundra and Kritika Kamra might be seen shaking their legs on Jhalak 6 Stage.
Karan Kunra is also trying his hand in Bollywood while Kritka Kamra presently doing series of Ek Thi Nayika on Life Ok.
*Ek Thi Daayan' scared 'nayika' Kritika Kamra
TV actress Kritika Kamra says she got scared while watching supernatural thriller "Ek Thi Daayan".
Released on Friday, the film about witches is Ekta Kapoor and Vishal Bhardwaj's co-production. Starring Konkona Sen Sharma, Emraan Hashmi, Huma Qureshi and Kalki Koechlin, the film opened to a good response at the box-office.
"When I came out in the interval, I was so shaken," said the actress who recently shot for the last episode of the serial "Ek Thhi Naayka", which went on air primarily to promote "Ek Thi Daayan".
"I got very scared even after (watching) the first half. I got so involved that I really got very scared," said the actress in an interview here.
"Ek Thhi Naayka", a 16-episode show, kicked off on March 9 on Life OK. Its last story featuring Kritika will go on air this weekend. Though the story scared her, Konkana's performance in the Kannan Iyer-directed drama wowed Kritika.
"Right from the beginning till the end, and even when she is not in her 'daayan' avatar, it feels scary to see her (Konkona) as she is a great performer," said the actress who was last seen in Sony TV's daily soap "Kuch Toh Log Kahenge".
*Kritika Kamra: I am single and ready to mingle!
The vivacious actor Kritika Kamra wants to stay a mile away from saas bahu sagas and prefers roles that reflect her real age. Most recently seen in Kuch Toh Log Kahenge as Dr Nidhi, she is all set to go on a long vacation after the show ends. She spoke to BollywoodLife about her stint on Life OK and Ekta Kapoor’s Ek Thhi Naayka…
What kind of research did you do for Ek Thhi Naayka?
To be honest, I did not do any homework for this role. You don’t need any research to play the heroine – after all, we’ve been doing it for so many years now! It would have been a different story if we were playing the daayans.
So would you like to play a daayan?
Of course, why not! I’d love to play a daayan if I was being launched in grand style.
Do you believe in the paranormal?
Yes, I do believe in supernatural things, because you hear so many stories about it that you are forced to believe in them. Moreover, it interests the human psyche.
Have you experienced anything supernatural?
It happens to me now and then, but it turns out to be some polythene under my bed or some breeze – nothing interesting to talk about really.
What has your journey been like with Kuch Toh Log Kahenge?
The KTLK journey from start to finish has been a memorable one. We’ve managed to keep the flow and the flavour of the show since we started, minus a few ups and downs, but I don’t consider TRPs the deciding factor. The show has been consistent, which is something very difficult for most shows to achieve in television. So hats off to the team of KTLK to be able to do that.
Who is the better co-star as Dr Ashutosh – Sharad Kelkar or Mohnish Behl?
That is such a difficult and unfair question! I really cannot choose. I started working with Mohnishji and it was great experience ‘coz he is someone I have grown up watching – and I got to work with him! As for Sharad, he is one of the most easygoing co-actors you can ever have. He is a fun person to work with, so that way I have been very lucky.
What have you learnt about being a doctor after KTLK?
I think I knew more about medicine before I did this show. My dad is a doctor, so I knew a little bit about it. But on television, you can’t really get into the knick-knacks of the field. I mean we don’t do as many surgeries; we are mostly doing love scenes.
How will KTLK end? Will Dr Nidhi have a baby?
You will have to watch it to find out! As for Dr. Nidhi having a baby – do you really want her to? I have not even become a full-fledged doctor yet. Currently there is too much happening in their lives; I do not know when they will even get time to have a baby. But if it’s the demand of the story then I am alright with it.
What are your plans after Kuch Toh Log Kahenge?
After Kuch Toh Log Kahenge, I am busy with Ek Thhi Naayka. Frankly, I have no time or space in my schedule. After that, I need a big long vacation.
Don’t you think that with your absence people may forget you?
I am not scared of dying out, ‘coz I have been doing shows that bring me before the viewers every day. It’s over-exposure, frankly, that one should worry about when it comes to television. We as actors have to keep things interesting and do shows that keep us going, otherwise life could get very monotonous. We need to keep refreshing ourselves.
Didn’t you ever consider doing saas bahu serials?
The saas bahu saga was something that I consciously stayed away from. TV has treated me well; look at me today – I am standing with the iconic bahus of the television industry in spite of doing only what I wanted to do. I have been doing only young and bubbly roles; I may have been criticised for it, but the love and adulation counts for a lot more.
Do you think the Indian television is regressive?
Yes, I definitely think so. At least, some of it is still regressive. When you’ve grown up watching international television, it does feel that TV here is regressive, but then so is our cinema. However, movies have a parallel side and I am sure the same thing will happen to TV eventually. But of course it’s all businesses at the end of the day and we have to keep in mind the needs of our viewers.
What’s your relationship status?
I am single and ready to mingle. I do not mind dating anybody, but that doesn’t mean I will date just any random person. The tarot reader just told me that I would meet my Mr Right in five months. So I am going to doll up every day now!
You are a youth icon – what is your message to the women of today?
To the women of all generations – they should stop sacrificing their needs and desires. We’ve seen it in our homes, on television and in cinema – the cost of glorifying a woman is too high. We are expected to be some sort of devis. I think people should get real and treat women as real and equals.
This is indeed a time for some change of seasons! Well, not just literally in terms of weather outside, but also in terms of the weather of your television soaps.
Right after the huge demand for a second season of 'Parichay', now it's time to ask for the second season of the popular tele show, 'Kuch Toh Log Kahenge' on Sony Entertainment. The soap caught a lot of attention because of its starkly different story line, which though was a love story, but was quite remarkable on its own.
The story revolved around the male and female protagonists, played originally by veteran actor Monish Behl (later by Sharad Kelkar) and Kritika Kamra, with a huge age difference. The show managed to gain good TRP's owing to the unusual plot of the romantic story line, which had drama, comedy and some realistic romantic moments, despite the age gap of 18 years.
After successfully running for about 1.5 years, with some good amount of progress by way of the protagonists' happy marriage and thereafter, the show ended on 28th March, 2013, due to poor ratings. The ratings dipped on the back of Kritika Kamra's desire to quit the show. The actor, who shot to fame with 'Kitani Mohhaba Hai', spoke about her wish to take a break as she was finding the shooting chore quite grueling.
Nonetheless, the audience is dying to see her back on the show, as Dr. Nidhi, alongside her doctor husband, Dr. Ashutosh Mathur, on the second season of the show.
Innumerous tweets have flooded the page of the popular social networking site. There are ardent fans, requesting earnestly to start the second season as soon as possible. Tweets, especially by enthusiastic fans like Calvin and Suku, on theTwitter page clearly indicate that fans are waiting to hear some good news about the arrival of KTLK season 2.
The pair of Nidhi and Ashutosh is definitely on demand, as witnessed through the tweets of fans like Riya Irani, who expressed her desire to watch the duo together, once again. Fans are desperately trying to grab hold of information from iDubba, to get a clue about the show and its potential revival signs.
In fact, in response to iDubba's recently asked question on Facebook, fans generated a huge demand for the serial. Other than Parichay, KTLK was seen to be the talk of the town. The fans clearly have expressed their desire on the Facebook page, to revive the show, with its second season. I hope the actors as well as the makers are listening as the audience is growing restless about the missing daily soap.
Do share your views and feedback about this show on Twitter-iDubba and set reminders for your favorite shows on iDubba app..
*Kritika Kamra's fascinating tour of Europe...here's she sharing her experience...
Sexy and stylish Kritika Kamra is feeling ‘fresh fresh’ these days. She is so gripped by the feeling of vivacity, that she just can’t stop saying, “Ooh la la!!!”
Why is she so charged up? Reason for the sudden intense alacrity? Well, she has just got back in Mumbai from a super chilling 15 days holiday in Europe.
The actress (Kuch Toh Log Kahenge, Ek Thhi Naayka) shared with Tellychakkar.com, “I visited Europe for the first time and I must admit that it has been my best trip ever. I had insane fun and explored myself totally. I went with few of my best friends from Delhi and of course, pals from the TV industry namely Hussain Kuwajerwala and his wife Tina Darira, Sharad Kelkar and his wife Keerti Kelkar.”
The lovely lady continued, “We started our journey with setting foot in Belgium where we all were together and later we split. After Belgium, one of my friends and I went to many cities like Amsterdam, Rome, Paris, France, Spain and Barcelona. We went to the world’s largest museum and zoo.”
Sounds great fun…give us some more on the wonderful journey.
“Well, the best place was Barcelona and especially its night life. The city is known for partying. I believe people over there work and earn to party and travel. We also went to watch a football match. And guess what? I travelled mostly in local transport to experience the local culture and ambience.”
“Talking about shopping I mostly shopped from Barcelona as it was my last destination and I didn’t want to carry my stuffs everywhere. But I bought chocolates from Belgium, shampoos and perfumes from France and French wine from Paris,” she briefed.
So now that you are back in the maximum city, what are your plans? “Well, right now I am busy with Ek Thhi Naayka and later I am going to Madhya Pradesh to meet my parents,” she ended.
Kritika, you are one girl who knows how to balance work and fun!!!
*Karan Kundra & Kritika Kamra may be in Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa Season 6
The Creative team is also looking for popular face to make "Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa Season 6" very special for audience.
Drashti Dhami, Siddharth Shukla, Shaan, Manoj Bajpai , Aarti Chabaria are selected for Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 6.
The latest buzz is that Kitni Mohabbat Hai's fame couple Karan Kundra and Kritika Kamra might be seen shaking their legs on Jhalak 6 Stage.
Karan Kunra is also trying his hand in Bollywood while Kritka Kamra presently doing series of Ek Thi Nayika on Life Ok.
*Ek Thi Daayan' scared 'nayika' Kritika Kamra
TV actress Kritika Kamra says she got scared while watching supernatural thriller "Ek Thi Daayan".
Released on Friday, the film about witches is Ekta Kapoor and Vishal Bhardwaj's co-production. Starring Konkona Sen Sharma, Emraan Hashmi, Huma Qureshi and Kalki Koechlin, the film opened to a good response at the box-office.
"When I came out in the interval, I was so shaken," said the actress who recently shot for the last episode of the serial "Ek Thhi Naayka", which went on air primarily to promote "Ek Thi Daayan".
"I got very scared even after (watching) the first half. I got so involved that I really got very scared," said the actress in an interview here.
"Ek Thhi Naayka", a 16-episode show, kicked off on March 9 on Life OK. Its last story featuring Kritika will go on air this weekend. Though the story scared her, Konkana's performance in the Kannan Iyer-directed drama wowed Kritika.
"Right from the beginning till the end, and even when she is not in her 'daayan' avatar, it feels scary to see her (Konkona) as she is a great performer," said the actress who was last seen in Sony TV's daily soap "Kuch Toh Log Kahenge".
*Kritika Kamra: I am single and ready to mingle!
The vivacious actor Kritika Kamra wants to stay a mile away from saas bahu sagas and prefers roles that reflect her real age. Most recently seen in Kuch Toh Log Kahenge as Dr Nidhi, she is all set to go on a long vacation after the show ends. She spoke to BollywoodLife about her stint on Life OK and Ekta Kapoor’s Ek Thhi Naayka…
What kind of research did you do for Ek Thhi Naayka?
To be honest, I did not do any homework for this role. You don’t need any research to play the heroine – after all, we’ve been doing it for so many years now! It would have been a different story if we were playing the daayans.
So would you like to play a daayan?
Of course, why not! I’d love to play a daayan if I was being launched in grand style.
Do you believe in the paranormal?
Yes, I do believe in supernatural things, because you hear so many stories about it that you are forced to believe in them. Moreover, it interests the human psyche.
Have you experienced anything supernatural?
It happens to me now and then, but it turns out to be some polythene under my bed or some breeze – nothing interesting to talk about really.
What has your journey been like with Kuch Toh Log Kahenge?
The KTLK journey from start to finish has been a memorable one. We’ve managed to keep the flow and the flavour of the show since we started, minus a few ups and downs, but I don’t consider TRPs the deciding factor. The show has been consistent, which is something very difficult for most shows to achieve in television. So hats off to the team of KTLK to be able to do that.
Who is the better co-star as Dr Ashutosh – Sharad Kelkar or Mohnish Behl?
That is such a difficult and unfair question! I really cannot choose. I started working with Mohnishji and it was great experience ‘coz he is someone I have grown up watching – and I got to work with him! As for Sharad, he is one of the most easygoing co-actors you can ever have. He is a fun person to work with, so that way I have been very lucky.
What have you learnt about being a doctor after KTLK?
I think I knew more about medicine before I did this show. My dad is a doctor, so I knew a little bit about it. But on television, you can’t really get into the knick-knacks of the field. I mean we don’t do as many surgeries; we are mostly doing love scenes.
How will KTLK end? Will Dr Nidhi have a baby?
You will have to watch it to find out! As for Dr. Nidhi having a baby – do you really want her to? I have not even become a full-fledged doctor yet. Currently there is too much happening in their lives; I do not know when they will even get time to have a baby. But if it’s the demand of the story then I am alright with it.
What are your plans after Kuch Toh Log Kahenge?
After Kuch Toh Log Kahenge, I am busy with Ek Thhi Naayka. Frankly, I have no time or space in my schedule. After that, I need a big long vacation.
Don’t you think that with your absence people may forget you?
I am not scared of dying out, ‘coz I have been doing shows that bring me before the viewers every day. It’s over-exposure, frankly, that one should worry about when it comes to television. We as actors have to keep things interesting and do shows that keep us going, otherwise life could get very monotonous. We need to keep refreshing ourselves.
Didn’t you ever consider doing saas bahu serials?
The saas bahu saga was something that I consciously stayed away from. TV has treated me well; look at me today – I am standing with the iconic bahus of the television industry in spite of doing only what I wanted to do. I have been doing only young and bubbly roles; I may have been criticised for it, but the love and adulation counts for a lot more.
Do you think the Indian television is regressive?
Yes, I definitely think so. At least, some of it is still regressive. When you’ve grown up watching international television, it does feel that TV here is regressive, but then so is our cinema. However, movies have a parallel side and I am sure the same thing will happen to TV eventually. But of course it’s all businesses at the end of the day and we have to keep in mind the needs of our viewers.
What’s your relationship status?
I am single and ready to mingle. I do not mind dating anybody, but that doesn’t mean I will date just any random person. The tarot reader just told me that I would meet my Mr Right in five months. So I am going to doll up every day now!
You are a youth icon – what is your message to the women of today?
To the women of all generations – they should stop sacrificing their needs and desires. We’ve seen it in our homes, on television and in cinema – the cost of glorifying a woman is too high. We are expected to be some sort of devis. I think people should get real and treat women as real and equals.
