Here's a list of upcoming Indian TV shows you can add to your watch list in 2024

As we embark on the new year, there's a myriad of expectations and unfoldings ahead. However, one constant we all look forward to is our daily dose of entertainment, and what better way to fulfill it than with our cherished daily soaps? While the current TV lineup offers numerous shows, the upcoming year promises to deliver fresh and engaging content that has already piqued our interest.

India Forums presents a curated list of the shows set to grace the screens in 2024—your potential go-to for entertainment this year.

Pracchand Ashoka:

Recently announced, "Pracchand Ashoka" features Adnan Khan and Mallika Singh in lead roles. Exploring the love story of Emperor Ashoka and Princess Kaurwaki, the show is eagerly awaited by fans. Adnan Khan, known for his role in Sony TV's "Katha Ankahee," joins forces with Mallika Singh, renowned for portraying Radha in Star Bharat's "Radha Krishna." While the on-air date is yet to be confirmed, the show is expected to debut soon on Colors TV.

Srimad Ramayana:

Under the banner of SKT Films, Siddharth Kumar Tewary, recognized for his exceptional mythological shows, is set to revive the charm of Ramayana. The show's significance is heightened as it may coincide with the inauguration of the holy Ram Mandir in Ayodhya. Starring Sujay Reu as Lord Rama and Prachi Bansal as Devi Sita, "Srimad Ramayana" premieres tonight on Sony TV.

Aankh Micholi:

Featuring Khushi Dubey and Navneet Malik, "Aankh Micholi" serves as the sequel to the immensely popular show "Diya Aur Baati Hum." The narrative centers around an ambitious young girl, an undercover cop, who marries a tea seller. While the release date is yet to be announced, the show is slated to air on Star Plus.

Mera Balam Thanedar:

Produced by Shashi Sumeet Productions, "Mera Balam Thanedar" stars Shagun Pandey and Shruti Chaudhary. The storyline revolves around a minor girl's marriage to a constable, drawing comparisons to "Balika Vadhu," which the actors refute, asserting the show's distinctiveness. Premiering on Colors TV from January 3rd, it promises a unique narrative.

Kuch Reet Jagat Ki Aisi Hai:

Marking Meera Deosthale's comeback post-"Gud Se Meetha Ishq," "Kuch Reet Jagat Ki Aisi Hai" addresses the pertinent issue of dowry. The show follows a girl discovering her in-laws accepting dowry for her marriage and her ensuing fight to reclaim it. Zaan Khan stars opposite the actress. While the release date remains undisclosed, the show will be available on Sony TV.

Which of these upcoming shows will secure a spot on your watchlist? Share your thoughts in the comments below.