Article : 5 Reasons To Watch 'Aadhe Adhoore'

TV shows today not only keep you company while having dinner, but also give you something to ponder about. From the time of its launch, Zindagi has been entertaining us with some of the best heartfelt stories.

The channel is now churning out original content from India, and we must say it is a remarkable step. The daily, Aadhe Adhure that was launched recently has us hooked to its beautiful storyline and amazing performances. The tale of a regular' woman with a not so regular' life is not only intriguing but also very relatable

Here we share five reasons with you why you must catch up the show!

Veteran director / producer Ajai Sinha brings his unique brand of storytelling back to television.

Returning to television is renowned producer and director Ajai Sinha. He is known for landmark dramas on television like Hasratein, Justajoo, and Astitva- Ek Prem Kahani that pushed the envelope of traditional storylines on television with bold and mature subject matters like divorce, extra-marital relationships, sexual harassment, rape and abortion while, while striking a perfect balance between traditionality and modernity.

Strong narrative and unconventional storyline.

The show provides refreshing entertainment for television audiences and is positioned for the progressive viewer and not for the prejudiced. The show elucidates the conflict that the main protagonist Jassi goes through while trying to choose between what she wants and what societal norms expect her to do as her duty.

Realistic portrayals of characters

The show follows the Zindagi channel ethos of bringing real stories, with real emotions. The performances are unique to the channel and stand apart from the run of the mill Indian television.

Realistic Locations & Realistic Casting

A majority of the show has been shot in Kapurthala, Punjab so as to capture the true essence of the region. To ensure authenticity in dialect each actor has been carefully selected and a majority of the cast is Punjabi

Content for the evolved viewer

While the show covers a mature subject it projects an unbiased fictional account that is aimed at entertaining the evolved Indian viewer who is not judgemental.