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EkNoKiNashedi

@Phir_Mohabbat

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Posted: 8 years ago

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Dev on colors . Check out if you are into detective show. Only these two I am following rn

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prathe

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Posted: 8 years ago

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Originally posted by: __shibani__
Do check Rishton ka chravyuh for Mahima Makhwani and Narayani Shastri👏

Same pinch I saw it by chance repeat I guess its well presented but timings is issue shud have been in prime slots

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reeeh

@reeeh

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Posted: 8 years ago

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If to watch online try Kuch rang pyar ke aise bhi...

If to watch on TV Kya qusoor hai Amla ka is a different story, but it's dopaher show...

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A HUGE FAN

@A HUGE FAN

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Posted: 8 years ago

#14

Rishton Ka Chravyuh & Yeh Hai Mohabbatein are my favorites.

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Mandy

@MrDarcyfan

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Posted: 8 years ago

#15

Currently the only other Indian show I follow is Beyhadh. I was watching IB then DBO. But these days watch IB still just frustrated with the snails pace and usual cliches with Farak stuff.

Naamkarann is my find and I love this show so much. Started watching 2 months back and caught up to all the post leap episodes it's fabulous! Exceeded my expectations! I do want to check out RKC coz it looks interesting. Saw the promos on twitter! I love angsty family dramas as well as angsty love stories! Only watching IB for OBros.

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Survival

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Posted: 8 years ago

#16

Originally posted by: reeeh
If to watch online try Kuch rang pyar ke aise bhi...
If to watch on TV Kya qusoor hai Amla ka is a different story, but it's dopaher show...

Yes Kuch rang pyar aise bhi is a good show as well, it has a realistic and mature approach to it

I watched the turkish version on which kya qusoor hai amla ka, it was really good, so if they keep the same treatment, I'm sure it will be good as well

Obviously I like Naamkaran for the good characterisation of the leads especially Neil Khanna