Some interesting news regarding a change in Zee - Page 4

thnxx 4 the information ...hope well ...bt can't trst d chnnll

thanks for info misti and now i have a hope from zeetv sorry not zeetv also from him and i think good days will start for cb2

Thank you Misti for the informative article about the come back of the person who was responsible for the good old days of CB1...Umeed hai he will be instrumental to take CB2 to success...

thanks misti for sharing this great news
hope he comes with good luck for avina cb and of course us

Great move zee tv, this guy knows his stuff.

CB episodes were superb when he was there, drama and romance was there that captured your heart...

I think this will be great for CB2, he will also pay attention to CB and Avina as he is familiar with them...

I feel very good about this...hope with his entry avina are given the recognition and respect they truly deserves...

Thanks Mist for enlightening us with this juicy😉😃 piece of info...

Thanks for the news Misti. Hope things change for the better.

Thanks Misti for this very important news.

Since this person quit in October 2009, ZEE TV has been without a programming head. It also has been doing without a business head after the exit of Nitin Vaidya. No wonder the channel has been performing so poorly. It seems like the organization had no direction. They were going for instant gratification aka TRPs when their main pillars had gone and the walls were crumbling!

I found this press snippet from Dec 2008. He was at the launch of CB1 and said the following about CB1...

Ajay Bhalwankar, Programming Head, Zee TV, said: "We had great difficulty in casting this show because the protagonist is not as much of a go-getter initially. But if you look at the female leads in all our shows, you will see certain common threads. We strongly believe in the power of the woman in families and in society and came up with the idea of this show to throw light on the fact that the promise of confident, outward-looking India has perhaps touched women in a far greater degree than men."

Bhalwankar added: "We were also interested in exploring the role of spiritual relationships with the divine in a woman's life today. We can tell you that casting for this show was one of our greatest challenges but we were lucky to find actresses who embody the characters and make their contradictions and subtleties come out wonderfully."

Hopefully he feels an affinity towards CB2 (since he seems to be instrumental in bringing CB1 to air) and takes this show under his wings and gives it the support that it badly needs.

Originally posted by: dg86

Thanks Misti for this very important news.

Since this person quit in October 2009, ZEE TV has been without a programming head. It also has been doing without a business head after the exit of Nitin Vaidya. No wonder the channel has been performing so poorly. It seems like the organization had no direction. They were going for instant gratification aka TRPs when their main pillars had gone and the walls were crumbling!

I found this press snippet from Dec 2008. He was at the launch of CB1 and said the following about CB1...

Ajay Bhalwankar, Programming Head, Zee TV, said: "We had great difficulty in casting this show because the protagonist is not as much of a go-getter initially. But if you look at the female leads in all our shows, you will see certain common threads. We strongly believe in the power of the woman in families and in society and came up with the idea of this show to throw light on the fact that the promise of confident, outward-looking India has perhaps touched women in a far greater degree than men."

Bhalwankar added: "We were also interested in exploring the role of spiritual relationships with the divine in a woman's life today. We can tell you that casting for this show was one of our greatest challenges but we were lucky to find actresses who embody the characters and make their contradictions and subtleties come out wonderfully."

Hopefully he feels an affinity towards CB2 (since he seems to be instrumental in bringing CB1 to air) and takes this show under his wings and gives it the support that it badly needs.