Do Hanson Ka Jodaa

*Do Hanson Ka Jodaa*
Do Hanson Ka Jodaa
	Intertitle
Created by	Rajshri
Written by	Zama Habib
Directed by	Kaushik Ghatak
Starring	See Below
Opening theme	"Do Hanson ka Jodaa" by Alka Yagnik
Country of origin	India
Original language	Hindi
No. of episodes	169
Production
Producer	Suryakant Pareek
Running time	24 minutes
Original release
Network	NDTV Imagine
Release	18 January –; 9 September 2010

Last updated October 11, 2024

Do Hanson Ka Joda is a soap opera that aired on NDTV Imagine from 18 January to 9 September 2010.^[1] This show is the based on 2008 Hindi-language film Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi , while lyricist Raghvendra Singh is the creative director in this serial.^[2]

Plot

Do Hanson Ka Joda is the story of Preeti, a young dreamy girl who wants to marry a Bollywood "Prince Charming". However, in a turn of events, she marries Suryakamal, an ordinary middle class man. Her bubbly cousin Sumi, on the other hand, marries the handsome Rishi. Both the girls find their marriage to be not what it seems as Preeti realises what a loving husband Suryakamal is, while Sumi is regularly assaulted by her violent husband Rishi.

After Preeti and Suryakamal pay a visit to his aunt and begin their romantic journey together, both the girls have to urgently return to their maternal house as Chunni's father leaves the family due to Chachi Ji's cunning plans. Radhika urges Veenu to see Chachi Ji's reality, but in turn is insulted and has to leave herself. As Chunni's mother passes away, Suryakamal promises her he will unite the family.

Meanwhile, Suryakamal's sister Sajni had an earlier pending operation, which now succeeds. Chunni and Suryakamal soon find out about Rishi and get him arrested. Sumi now begins to live with them.

Preeti finds an opportunity to enter into a dance competition with Pushkar, and after much reluctance, Suryakamal ends up dancing with her in the finale and they win the competition. Sajni is about to marry Pushkar, when Chunni and Suryakamal find his violent truth out and stop the marriage.

Further, the plot develops into Suryakamal's selfish family where a property dispute emerges as Chunni's brother-in-law Neeraj is charged by Ritu for domestic violence. He reveals that the property in fact belongs to Chunni, due to which they - mainly Ammaji, and Ritu - plot against Preeti. Suryakamal learns of this, but they murder him and hide his body so no one can know the truth. Preeti is devastated by his disappearance and tortured by her in-laws, but soon runs into a con man who is a lookalike of Suryakamal - Chandar. He is mistaken for Suryakamal, and later finds out his lookalike's truth, revealing that Suryakamal has in fact died. Ritu and Ammaji discover this and frames Chandar for Suryakamal's murder, but it is proved otherwise. During the investigation, Chunni's dead body is found as part of a conspiracy to get her property, but fail as their plans are foiled and the truth is unveiled.

The end shows Preeti and Suryakamal's ashes being submerged together.

Cast

Shubhangi Atre as Preeti

She is a 22-year-old girl who lives in the world of dreams. She dreams that one day her knight in shining armor will lift her up in his arms and take her away with him to the land of dreams. She adores films especially the soft romance types. Preeti has not yet realized the harsh realities of life and for her everything is like what it is in films. This soft-spoken-bubbly lass is not only the apple of her parents eyes but is loved by all. Apart from being a dutiful daughter she is very innocent pure at heart. She hails from an upper-middle-class family of Vrindavan. She is traditional at heart.

Shaleen Bhanot as Suryakamal: Suryakamal is the male lead of the show and plays Preeti’s husband. He is a very innocent, humble and down to earth man. Along with being a very hard working, he lives his life with very strong values. He is not visually appealing but has a heart of Gold. Due to a severe sinus problem he sneezes continuously (and for all you know wears a wig, too!). When nervous he starts to speak in monosyllables.
Nivaan Sen as Neeraj: Younger brother of Suryakamal and husband of Ritu. He is very close to his mother and respectful to Suryakamal. He studies in Delhi and lives there in a hostel.
Ali Merchant as Rishi: Hailing from a business class family, he is a 24- or 25-year-old good-looking spoilt brat. Turning a blind eye towards the harsh realities of life, he harbours a very carefree attitude towards life and for him life is all about enjoying, partying and having fun. Rishi is an atheist and does not believe in rituals and traditions. He has taken completely after his father and the motto of his life is "Live Life Kingsize." He is a wife-beater and beats Sumi mercilessly. He even asked Sumi to seduce a tycoon in the show so as to boost his business.
Nupur Joshi as Sumi: An action films lover Sumi, also cousin of Preeti is a best friend of her too...She is married to Rishi. She faces many problems due to her marriage.
Reema Lagoo as Snehlata: She is like the ‘Devi’ in the house where everyone worships her. All her decisions are accepted with no questions asked. She is a very Godly person and believes in Krishnaji and she knows that he plays a very big role in helping her make her choices and decisions. She is suffering from a terminal disease but it never shows in her attitude as she is always very positive. She died in the show.
Sikandar Kharbanda as Lucky Kapoor^[3]
Palak Jain as Sajni
Gulfam Khan as Ammaji: She is the head of the family
Vindhya Tiwari as Meera, a simple, widowed village girl
Vineet Raina as Vinay
Sonica Handa as Radhika
Praneeta Sahu as Ritu
Prithvi Zutshi as Preeti's father
Pankaj Berry as Gajendra
Niyati Joshi as Rishi's mother
Bikramjeet Kanwarpal as Rishi's father
Alihassan Turabi as Dwarka Thakur
Kuldeep Mallik as Sumi's father

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References

↑ "A new family in Do Hanson Ka Joda". Indian Express . 30 July 2010.
↑ "TV Serials Inspired From Bollywood Movies That Failed Miserably". Indiatimes. 19 February 2022. Retrieved 19 February 2022.
↑ "Sikandar's excited to play Lucky Kapoor". The Times of India . 31 July 2010. Archived from the original on 5 April 2012.

External links

Do Hanson Ka Joda on Dangal Play

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[1] "A new family in Do Hanson Ka Joda". Indian Express . 30 July 2010.

[2] "TV Serials Inspired From Bollywood Movies That Failed Miserably". Indiatimes. 19 February 2022. Retrieved 19 February 2022.

[to-3] "Sikandar's excited to play Lucky Kapoor". The Times of India . 31 July 2010. Archived from the original on 5 April 2012.

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