Karanvir Sharma, Gauri Shelgaonkar’s Safal Hogi Teri Aradhna AXED, producer faces HUGE LOSS

Television show Safal Hogi Teri Aradhana, which aired on prime time at 10 PM, is officially going off air after completing 156 episodes. Despite launching with a strong star cast and a promising concept, the show failed to strike a chord with the audience, resulting in consistently low TRP ratings—hovering between 0.6 and 0.7, never crossing the 1.0 TRP mark as told to us by our sources.

Produced by Ravi Raj, the show featured talented actors such as Karan V. Sharma, Barkha Bisht, Sudha Chandran, and Aditi Shetty. It initially drew attention with its bold theme of surrogacy, but the momentum was short-lived. Viewers and industry insiders observed that the story soon lost its grip, with a noticeable lack of twists, emotional depth, and romantic development between the lead pair, Karan V. Sharma and Gauri Shelgaonkar.

Negative character Aditi Shetty was widely appreciated for her performance, but her track was abruptly ended, leaving fans disappointed. The absence of strong subplots and compelling drama contributed to the show’s inability to retain viewers. Additionally, the on-set operations reportedly faced several issues, including actors working fewer than the standard 12 hours per day. The producer frequently had to rely on body doubles to keep up with production demands.

Sources reveal that Ravi Raj faced significant financial losses, largely due to high operating costs and poor returns on investment. One of the major missteps cited was the underinvestment in script development. Despite a stellar cast and decent production value, the weak writing failed to sustain interest or generate consistent engagement.

Industry experts point out that in today’s content-driven market, good storytelling is the key to success. Safal Hogi Teri Aradhana serves as a cautionary tale that even a big star cast cannot compensate for a lackluster script. As the show bids goodbye, it leaves behind an important reminder: in television, content truly is king.

Here’s hoping producer Ravi Raj bounces back stronger with a sharper focus on narrative strength in future projects.