Old TV shows that will make you nostalgic

Aahat's writer quits movies, returns with Aahat!
Aahat, produced by BP Singh and Pradeep Upoor’s Fireworks Productions, is all set to entertain the audience with its spine chilling stories after four years. Many horror shows came and went but none could match Aahat. And it seems that this time too, the makers are not leaving any stone unturned to make the show's comeback a big hit. Aahat was expected to go on air by December last year. However, the makers have delayed its on air date and it will finally be telecast on February 18. With Bipasha Basu rumoured to be a part of its first show, Aahat's promos are haunting the small screens. The latest information that we have received is that acclaimed writer Sridhar Raghavan, who penned the spine-chilling, horror stories for the initial 300 episodes of Aahat, will again be back on Aahat as a writer. It is said that he chose Aahat over writing for movies. He has quit the movies as he wants to write for this show! So get ready to get spooked!

Here's taking a look at some other old TV shows that will definitely take us on a trip of nostalgia...

Malgudi Days: This was one of the most watched shows on the small screen and it revolved around the life of a ten-year old boy Swaminathan. Swami depicted the pangs of a boy who hates school as he makes excuses and roams around Malgudi with his friends. The title track of the series still makes everyone nostalgic.

Nukkad: This series dealt with the struggles of the urban youth trying to make a living in increasingly harsh and unfavourable social and economic conditions. Seasoned actors like Dilip Dhawan, Rama Vij, Pavan Malhotra, Sangeeta Naik, Avtaar Gill did justice to the characters which. They would meet at the local street corner Nukkad every evening where they would share their live experiences with each other. Nukkad is sorely missed even today.

Wagle Ki Duniya: One cannot forget Wagle Ki Duniya. The series was set around the everyday struggle of a nervous sales clerk, Srinivas Wagle, who lived with the prudence of a middle class person. The serial was a hit and made Anjan Srivastav a household name. The line ‘Main na kehti thi’ by Bharti Achrekar is remembered even today. The show was based on the characters created by the legendary writer/cartoonist RK Laxman who had scripted this beautiful series.

Hum Paanch: Hum Paanch was all about a middle-class white-collared worker, Anand Mathur, who always found himself in trouble because of his five notorious daughters. Meenakshi – a feminist, Radhika - an intelligent and geeky girl, Sweety - a beauty without brains, Kajal - the tomboy and Chhoti - the gossip monger. The chemistry between this perky family is the reason why audiences want the show to return.

Dekh Bhai Dekh: This is one of the most popular shows in the history of Indian television with many high caliber actors being a part of it. The story revolves around three generations of the Diwan family, who live as an extended family in an ancestral bungalow. The story of the show takes the viewers through various ups and downs of life which makes the sitcom more relative. The never-say-die attitude of the family members and a unique feature of fast speaking characters made the show popular.