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One had hoped for more of this spontaneity to creep into the new Kadvi, Khatti, Meethi (the sequel to Tu Tu Main Main) on Star One. True, the leads have their timing just right and look like they never stopped playing the roles of canny mother-in-law and cannier daughter-in-law. The stories unfortunately will continue to revolve around domestic mishaps and ownership over the grandson/son/husband and one wonders whether this track will be as successful as it was in the late 1990s.

The new bahu of the household will have a hard time matching the effortless
histrionics of Reema and Supriya, but to her credit, she's a good choice. The only weak link in this show is Ali Asgar, who plays the hapless grandson/son/husband, who's completely lost in the flow of events. Perhaps it's not his mistake, he has to contend with some pretty strong female protagonists!


Well, all's well that ends well..

http://www.indiantelevision.com/special/boxpopuli/y2k6/nov/b oxpopuli26.htm

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One had hoped for more of this spontaneity to creep into the new Kadvi, Khatti, Meethi (the sequel to Tu Tu Main Main) on Star One. True, the leads have their timing just right and look like they never stopped playing the roles of canny mother-in-law and cannier daughter-in-law. The stories unfortunately will continue to revolve around domestic mishaps and ownership over the grandson/son/husband and one wonders whether this track will be as successful as it was in the late 1990s.

The new bahu of the household will have a hard time matching the effortless
histrionics of Reema and Supriya, but to her credit, she's a good choice. The only weak link in this show is Ali Asgar, who plays the hapless grandson/son/husband, who's completely lost in the flow of events. Perhaps it's not his mistake, he has to contend with some pretty strong female protagonists!


Well, all's well that ends well..

http://www.indiantelevision.com/special/boxpopuli/y2k6/nov/b oxpopuli26.htm

Star One to launch weekly show 'Kadvee Khatti Meethi' on 23 Oct

Indiantelevision.com Team


MUMBAI: Arriving fresh on Star One this October, Kadvee Khatti Meethi, is the new weekly show that takes off where Tu Tu Main Main left off. Returning with its sterling star cast with new additions to the family, the episodes present half an hour of non-stop comedy and dhamaal every week.

Directed by Sachin Pilgaonkar, the show launches on Monday, 23 October at 8 pm on Star One.
Moving away from traditional comedies, Kadvee Khatti Meethi deals with the chaos emerging between the three generations of women who are at constant loggerheads with one another. Saas Bhi kabhi bahu thi… the bitter truth in every woman's life comes true with the jubilant 'nak chadi' Supriya Pilgaonkar in this brand new comedy. A twist to the tale - Supriya now essays the role of a daughter-in-law to Rima Lagoo and a mother-in-law to a new entrant on the show – Sucheta Pawshe. Sandwiched between the two, Supriya does not know whether to dictate or hear the dictum!
The principal characters of the show are Rima (Rima Lagoo), Rukmini (Supriya Pilgaonkar) and the new bahu – Madhu (Sucheta Pawashe). Noted television actors Ali Asgar and Swapnil Joshi join the stupendous star cast essaying the roles of Karan (Madhu's husband) and Arjun (Karan's brother) respectively, informs an official release.

Announcing the launch of Kadvee Khatti Meethi, Star India EVP Content Deepak Segal said, "Tu Tu Main Main was an extremely successful show and we are very pleased to bring to our viewers on Star One in its brand new avtaar. Star One has redefined the genre of comedy on Indian television with shows like Naya Office Office, The Comedy Show, Sarabhai vs. Sarabhai, Instant Khichdi and The Great Indian Laughter Challenge in the prime-time band. The launch of Kadvee Khatti Meethi is in keeping with this tradition. Our aim is bring a big smile on our audience's faces."

Birthdays are not meant to be spent worrying about how you'll cope with the grey hair and the wrinkles. Instead, they're about enjoying the moment and of course, your special day. And living up to that spirit on Friday night was Reema Lagoo, who had nothing short of a blast at her birthday bash. There were tonnes of her close friends and colleagues, a gooey chocolate cake, lots and lots of dancing and cheer all around.

• DANCE DHAMAKA! It was a dance trance on the floor, which was filled with the guests shaking their hips, doing the balle-balle and swaying to the beats of the music. And it were the ladies who got the ball rolling. The birthday girl, Delnaazz Paul and Supriya Pilgaonkar kickstarted the fun, and later, Sachin Pilgaonkar, Ramesh Bhatkar and Mohan Joshi joined in. Rajev Paul slow danced with his wife towards the end, but fast-dancing all by himself was Swapnil Joshi. That man sure has some stamina! Sanjay Gadhvi, Alok Nath and Subhash Awchat preferred to sit at the table and watch all the fun as did Neena Kulkarni and Bharti Achrekar..

MY BIRTHDAY 'TWO'!
It was twice as nice the fun for it was also Mrinal Kulkarni's birthday. And the two friends — Reema and Mrinal — couldn't have been more pleased at cutting the cake together and feeding one another a bite of it. Now that's called having your cake and eating it too!

http://epaper.timesofindia.com/

Bollywood screen-mother Reema Lagoo had a triple celebration—on turning 50, spanning 35 years in the industry and both she and her actor-daughter Mrunmayee bagging the recent Zee Gaurav awards for their Marathi movies ('Saawli' and 'Bayo' respectively).