Ek Duje Ke Vaaste 2: Mohit Kumar & Kanikka Kapur Maintain The Aura of Shravan & Suman!

The second edition of Sony TV’s famous show Ek Duje Ke Vaaste has been making the headlines resulting in the increasing curiosity ever since the announcement of it’s making. The first season which starred Nikita Dutta and Namik Paul was a huge hit and the duo have already set the bar pretty high. 

Plot: 

Set in an army background, the story revolves around Shravan and Suman possessing contrasting personalities. Suman who comes from an army background is extremely disciplined whereas Shravan, who hails from a civilian family is a mischievous, young brat. 

As the show evolves, how these two contrasting personalities will come together and find solace in each other’s company will form the crust of the show. 

The first episode starts with the introduction of Suman and her family background and it further introduces Shravan along with his friends revealing his mysterious side. Shravan comes as a new entrant in Suman’s neighbourhood and the duo have a bickering start to their equation.

The show which is set in the real locations of Bhopal will give you the authentic touch in the story which will keep you hooked throughout the entire episode. 

Performance:

Despite the same name of the characters, the season 2 brings in unique personalities of both the main leads. Both Mohit Kumar and Kannika Kapur had massive shoes to fill owing to the phenomenal on-screen chemistry of Namik and Nikita. Marking their debut on Television, the duo seem extremely natural with their performance and dialogue delivery. Apart from this veteran actor Anuraag Arora who plays the role of Vijay Arora has a strong screen presence along with Akshay Anand who is seen playing the role of Mohit's father. 

Verdict: The show seems like a fresh breath in the air away from the usual cliched dramas on the Television. If you liked the first season, this one may just come as a surprise to you with it’s own unique touch but maintaining the aura of Shravan and Suman. 

Ratings: 3.5 stars