Colors popular shows Beintehaa and Rangrasiya rejoice the journey of 6 months!

With the recent success of completing 100 episodes, Colors' two most popular shows Beintehaa and Rangrasiya which have been captivating the attention of the audience with its unique storyline and power packed performances of the actors; these shows have achieved a milestone and have completed the journey of 6 months.

Despite lagging behind in the TRP numbers, these shows have managed to pull the huge crowd towards their shows. Beintehaa which has a Muslim backdrop and showcases the unconditional love between Zain (Harshad Arora) and Aaliya (Preetika Rao) is very much liked by the audience for their chemistry and nok jhok in the show.

Rangrasiya which too has a huge fan following owing to the leads of the show Paro (Sanaya Irani) and Rudra (Ashish Sharma) has attracted the eyeballs of the masses for their chemistry. Though Sanaya Irani is being paired with Ashish Sharma for the first time yet their chemistry, bonding is very much liked by the audience.

Thus to know more about the journey and happiness, we got in touch with Preetika Rao who plays Aaliya and she states, "It feels like a lot of hard work, a daily soaps is like churning out 50 movies in a year because a movie is just of 3 hours. It is an edited footage but a TV series is like 20 minutes daily. But the hard work has earned me fans all over the world and when Muslim girls from all over the world call me their role model, I feel like the effort has been paid off. It's the love that I have earned that gives me the satisfaction and the spirit to carry on."

Furthermore when we got in touch with Ashish Sharma he says, "The journey has been brilliant. I have got to work with brilliant actors and writers. The writers have written the script impeccably and the act comes out naturally. It is fun to portray on screen. While working we face challenges but have to overcome through it which sets a benchmark for us. My journey has been crystal clear so far. The channel has been supportive and likes to experiment with different genres. In a similar way Rangrasiya too was part of their experimentation."