Rajan Waghdhare

Small screen seems to be going through a new phase. Today television shows talk about real lifestyle.

Actress Tannaz Irani, who was last seen onscreen as Dr Nishi Sippy in Kahaan Hum Kahaan Tum, walked down the memory lane and shared a picture from her 1997 show ‘Do aur Do Paanch’.

Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hain actor Ishwar Thakur has been out of work for two years due to health reasons. The actor, who plays the character of Anurag in Binaifer Kohli's show for several years, has been taking care of his brother who has been kept at Thane Mental Hospital.

TV actors are in no mood to go ‘grey’ in their shows and are even willing to let go of the plum roles

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But these TV actors who once played lead actors are now seen in character roles. TOI takes a look...

While the show retains old world nostalgia through its storyline (neighbour peeping from the balcony through a telescope and suspicious wife), it is put in a modern backdrop with suburban buildings. In terms of what new it has to offer to the viewers if we talk about the plot, nothing much.

'Bhabi ji Ghar Par Hain' actor Saleem Zaidi recalled his days of struggle and how he auditioned for the movies like 'Fukrey' and 'Bajrangi Bhaijaan' but failed to grab the opportunity.

TV’s Holi sequences are anything but fun for show crews – producers say they have to pay extra for 70-80 white outfits and to junior artistes, actors say putting on and taking off gulaal over days ruins their skin and hair.

If you are single or a couple, and if you are spending the Valentine’s Day with your TV, there is a lot of mush you can gorge on, as your favourite television shows will reach you loaded with love