Took a risk with ASA n like it:Apurva - Page 2

Originally posted by: narangi_77

"Apurva feels television is yet to evolve. "I don't think television has evolved as yet, we are still trying to. The saas-bahu (mother-in-law and daughter-in-law) serials still rule the roost. People still like to watch such shows and are hesitant to accept new concepts," "

I SOOO agree with that!!!

The quality of indian tv is downright abysmal, IMO. They need to seriously make changes.

Indian tv doesn't necessarily have to copy the american/european model...but they can learn a lot from it.

American soaps are part of "day-time" tv...mainly targeted at women. These saas-bahu serials should also just be moved to the day. The evening then can be free for more diverse types of programming (including some family dramas).

I don't think it's only the case that people are hesitant to accept new concepts. The problem is not only with the audience. Producers must also be brave enough to make shows that are not cliched and boring. They need to find the right audience and market their shows too. Bring other audiences back to tv...audiences who don't watch saas-bahu shows...

Originally posted by: kasturika_kashu

just wanna say one thing.. sandhya is looking so sooo pretttyyy in this pic...😆

apu rocks...👏

Yes Sandhya looks good even tomorrow precap she looks good.😳

Yes Apu rocks

DC is heat ON !!!👏

Thanks for sharing..

yes still viwerz hesitant to accept new concepts... This show has concepts.. It can be a change in indian television...
Thanks for sharing

After getting a lot of fame from the show Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahi quiet some years back, Apurva Agnihotri has once again started getting fame on the small screen playing a grey shade this time.

The actor is seen in a show named Aasman se Aage on Life OK in which he is seen as the producer of a reality show. Talking of the unique concept, Apurva said, "Reality shows strive on emotions. People like to watch how a person works for 18 hours a day to earn 1,000 bucks or hardships faced by an autorickshaw driver. This is because they relate to the hardships. No one would really like to listen to the stories of a multi-millionaire. Aasman Se Aage delves into the world of reality shows. I wouldn't say it is 100 percent based on reality shows ' 70 percent is about the reality shows, 30 percent is fiction."

He further accepts that saying yes to the show was risky. He said, "I have taken a risk, but I like it. It is a path-breaking show, something, which has not been on television before. The show has opened up well, considering there was hardly any publicity. Moreover, it clashes with Bade Acche Lagte Hain (on Sony) in the same time slot."

Well, this decision seems to be really leading the actor's career higher.

http://www.bolegaindia.com/gossips/Apurva_Agnihotri_says_he_is_content_with_Aasman_se_Aage-gid-14268-gc-16.html

Its a beautiful show 👏👏👏

I can see the repeats n number of times I watch this show and put my thinking caps on

Emotional Baggage is the Biggest Hurdle in this dream path for attaining fame. and that deals with getting one to preoccupied and deviate from focus...

This show plays with emotions ...Very enteratianing.. and Apur rocks as DC grey . whatever He is positive rock for me..His equation is amazing..

People should take time at 10:30 pm and watch this show, Its so seeping into your grey and white cells 😃

and come out of the herd mentality of viewrship and see something novel and blend of such drama drama and only drama in DCland...👏

amazing interview dear apu ur god gifted guy