Suhaagan (TV series)

*Suhaagan*
Suhaagan
Genre	Drama
Created by	Rashmi Sharma
Screenplay by	Anantica Sahir Dialogues: Jyoti Jha
Story by	Vivek Behl
Starring	Garima Kishnani; Anshula Dhawan; Sakshi Sharma; Raghav Thakur; Sahil Phull; Rohit Kumar ;
Composer	Nishant-Raja
Country of origin	India
Original language	Hindi
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	359
Production
Producers	Rashmi Sharma; Pawan Kumar Marut;
Cinematography	Danny S
Editor	Suraj Singh
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Running time	20–23 minutes
Production company	Rashmi Sharma Telefilms
Original release
Network	Colors TV
Release	2 May 2023 –; present

Last updated April 25, 2024

Suhaagan is an Indian Hindi-language television romantic drama series that premiered on 2 May 2023 on Colors TV and JioCinema. Produced by Rashmi Sharma under Rashmi Sharma Telefilms, it stars Garima Kishnani, Sakshi Sharma and Raghav Thakur.^[1]

Plot

Bindiya and her younger sister, Payal live on a farm that their relatives plan to seize. After the death of their parents, the two sisters face many hurdles. Bindiya and Payal, the once loving sisters, clash due to their different ideologies. Bindiya is honest and hardworking, while Payal wants to be rich at any cost. As they grow up, the differences between them also grow.

Bindiya remains in her village while Payal is a college student. Payal is in a relationship with Krish, but Krish's father, Baldev, is looking to get Krish married to someone homely and traditional. Bindiya ends up saving Baldev's life, so Baldev decides that Bindiya will be his daughter-in-law. No one in the Shukla family is happy with the decision as they see Bindiya as illiterate and boorish. They have prejudice against her as she is from a village.

Krish, in anger, decides to cut off ties with his family and leaves the house to be with Payal. Payal, who is after Krish's money, breaks off the relationship so Krish will go back to his house. Krish and Bindiya's wedding is fixed. After much plotting, Payal succeeds in transferring some of Baldev's property to Krish's name. Since Krish has assets again, Payal plans to stop the wedding, but she fails. Krish and Bindiya get married. Krish is still in love with Payal, but he doesn't want to cheat Bindiya. Bindiya, unaware of anything, has already fallen in love with Krish.

Payal, devastated that her plan failed, is willing to do anything to break Krish and Bindiya's marriage. No one in the family is aware of Payal and Krish's past, which she takes advatange of to stay in the house as Bindiya's sister and her responsibility.

Eventually, Payal succeeds in becoming Krish's illegal wife. Most of the family prefers her over Bindiya, but Bindiya is not willing to back down without a fight. Thus begins the saga of Bindiya fighting for her right as a "suhaagan." After much turmoil, Krish gives divorce to Bindiya, but the juddge orders them to give their marriage a chance. Within the 6 months she has left, Bindiya has to bring Payal's true face infront of everyone.

Payal, on the other hand, plays vile tricks, such as sleeping with Krish and pretending to be pregnant to defeat Bindiya. After several evil shenanigans of Payal, Bindiya ends up exposing it in front of the whole family and Krish. Payal ends up leaving after seeing Krish's anger, but she finds a new strategy to come back to the Shukla family by pretending to commit suicide in front of Krish. Krish ends up forgiving Payal and accepting that her love for him is real. Later on, Krish insults Bindiya by telling her that she was doing all this to satisfy her carnal desire. In anger, Krish tires to force himself on Bindiya, which causes Bindiya to break their relationship and leave the house.

Bindiya goes back to her village and ends up meeting a businessman, Samay, who happens to be Krish's estranged cousin. Krish begins to feel jealous due to the growing closeness between Samay and Bindiya. Bindiya ends up coming back to the Shukla house with Samay and his mom, Shanti.

Shanti wants Bindiya as her daughter-in-law, and even Samay confesses his feelings for Bindiya; however, Bindiya rejects the proposal. Bindiya still holds feelings for Krish, but she has not forgiven Krish for his misbehavior towards her. After getting drunk at a party, Krish confesses his feelings towards Bindiya. Payal reveals how Samay was in chaoots with Baldev and Amma to bring Krish closer to Bindiya. Bindiya feels betrayed and refuses to believe Krish's feelings for her are real. Krish then gives Agni Pariksha by walking on burning coal to show his repentance. Bindiya finally decides to forgive Krish for his earlier behavior. She is more determined than ever to not only fight for her marriage, but also her love.

In a twist of events, Bindiya and Krish's divorce is to be finalized. Krish hesitates to sign the papers, but Bindiya goes ahead and signs it. Bindiya was egging Krish to confess his love, but in anger, Krish also signs the divorce papers. However, Bindiya and Samay team up to get Krish to confess by planning to get married. Shanti, who is hurt about being lied to, exposes the truth in front of the whole family. Payal uses this to her advantage to ruin Bindiya’s image in front of Krish.

However, Krish finally accepts his feelings for Bindiya and fills her hairline with vermillion. Payal asks Indu to back her up, but Indu says she will support her son in whatever decision he makes. Finally, Krish and Bindiya are reunited as a proper couple.

Cast

Main

Garima Kishnani as Bindiya "Bindi" Mishra Shukla – Manohar and Lajwanti's elder daughter; Payal's elder sister; Phoolwati and Bheem's paternal niece; Madan and Rekha's maternal niece; Omwati's paternal granddaughter; Rose's paternal cousin; Krish's first wife (2023–present)
- Aakriti Sharma^[2]^[3] as Young Bindiya Mishra (2023)
Anshula Dhawan / Sakshi Sharma as Payal "Pallu" Mishra – Manohar and Lajwanti's younger daughter, Bindiya's younger sister; Phoolwati and Bheem's paternal niece; Madan and Rekha's maternal niece; Omwati's paternal granddaughter; Rose's paternal cousin; Krishna's second wife (2023) / (2023–present)
- Kurangi Nagraj^[4]^[5] as Young Payal Mishra (2023)
Raghav Thakur as Krishna "Krish" Shukla – Baldev and Indu's younger son; Vikram and Nidhi's younger brother; Bindiya husband; Payal's second husband (2023–present)
- Vansh Sayani as Young Krishna Shukla (2023)
Sahil Phull as Samay "Sam" Shukla: Bindiya's friend; Shanti's son; Krishna's cousin (2024-present)

Recurring

Rohit Kumar as Niku (2023–present)
Shakti Singh as Baldev Shukla – Durga's son; Vikram, Nidhi and Krishna's father; Indu's husband (2023–present)
Neelima Singh as Indu Shukla – Vikram, Nidhi and Krishna's mother; Baldev's wife; Durga's daughter-in-law (2023–present)
Aditya Deshmukh as Vikram Shukla – Baldev and Indu's son; Sakshi's husband; Krishna and Nidhi's elder brother (2023–present)
Priyanka Nayan as Sakshi Shukla – Vikram's wife; Baldev and Indu's daughter-in-law (2023–present)
Shalu Shreya as Nidhi Shukla – Baldev and Indu's daughter; Vikram and Krishna's sister; Pankaj's wife (2023–present)
Sudhanshu Mishra as Pankaj Pandey - Nidhi's husband; Baldev and Indu's son-in-law. Krishna's brother-in-law (2023-present)
Shweta Dhobal (2023–present)
Roslyn D'Souza as Phoolwati – Manohar's younger sister; Bheem's wife; Rose's mother; Bindiya and Payal's paternal aunt (2023–present)
Neelu Vaghela as Shanti Shukla – Samay's mother; Durga's daughter-in-law (2024–present)
Khushbu Thakkar as Rose – Phoolwati and Bheem's daughter; Bindiya and Payal's cousin (2023–present)
- Aarna Bhadoriya as Young Rose "Ami" (2023)
Satyapalsinh Jadeja as Karan (2023–present)
Anjali Ujawane as Durga "Amma" Shukla – Baldev's mother; Vikram, Nidhi and Krishna's grandmother (2023–present)
Badrul Islam as Bheem – Phoolwati's husband; Rose's father; Bindiya and Payal's paternal uncle (2023)
Afzaal Khan as Madan – Lajwanti's brother; Rekha's husband, Bindiya and Payal's maternal uncle (2023)
Roshni Rastogi ^[6] as Rekha – Madan's wife; Bindiya and Payal's maternal aunt (2023)
Minal Karpe as Omwati "Dadi" Mishra – Manohar and Phoolwati's mother; Bindiya, Payal and Rose's grandmother (2023–present)
Neha Narang as Lajwanti Mishra – Manohar's wife; Bindiya and Payal's mother; Madan's sister (2023) (Dead)
Aashish Chaturvedi as Manohar Mishra – Lajwanti's husband; Bindiya and Payal's father; Phoolwati's brother (2023) (Dead)

Special appearances

Deepika Singh as Mangal Saxena from Mangal Lakshmi (2024)
Sanika Amit as Lakshmi Srivastava from Mangal Lakshmi (2024)
Anchal Sahu as Parineet Kakkar from Parineetii (2024)
Tanvi Dogra as Neetii Juneja from Parineetii (2024)
Alka Mogha as Gurinder Bajwa from Parineetii (2024)
Shabnam Kapoor as Salojana "Bebe" Bajwa from Parineetii (2024)
Mahi Bhanushali as Doree Thakur from Doree (2024)
Amar Upadhyay as Agni from Doree (2024)
Toral Rasputra as Manasi Thakur from Doree (2024)
Sudha Chandran as Kailashi Thakur from Doree (2024)
Soni Singh as Neelu from Doree (2024)
Anurag Sharma as Anand Thakur from Doree (2024)
Shruti Choudhary as Bulbul Rajawat from Mera Balam Thanedaar (2024)
Shagun Pandey as Veer Pratap Singh from Mera Balam Thanedaar (2024)
Srishti Singh as Drishti Rajawat from Mera Balam Thanedaaar (2024)
Supriya Shukla as Sulakshana Singh from Mera Balam Thanedaar (2024)
Rajendra Chawla as Vardhan Singh from Mera Balam Thanedaar (2024)
Aditi Bhagat as Aasma Dhillon from Udaariyaan (2024)
Anuraj Chahal as Armaan Gill from Udaariyaan (2024)
Aishwarya Sharma as Herself
Neil Bhatt as Himself
Munawar Faruqui as Himself
Jasmeen Kaur Bindra as Herself

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References

↑ "Garima Kishnani, Anshula Dhawan, Raghav Thakur join 'Suhaagan' as show takes 10 year leap". The Times of India. 22 June 2023. ISSN 0971-8257 . Retrieved 22 June 2023.
↑ "Aakriti Sharma on her new show Suhaagan: I love playing this village girl". The Times of India. ISSN 0971-8257 . Retrieved 30 May 2023.
↑ "Aakriti Sharma to exit Suhaagan, the show is headed for a leap". The Times of India. ISSN 0971-8257 . Retrieved 8 June 2023.
↑ Hungama, Bollywood (30 March 2023). "Aakriti Sharma and Kurangi Nagraj to headline COLORS' upcoming show 'Suhaagan' : Bollywood News - Bollywood Hungama". Bollywood Hungama . Retrieved 30 May 2023.
↑ "INSIDE Suhaagan star Kurangi Nagraj makeup room as she decks up for her role of Payal | Exclusive". Zoom TV. Retrieved 30 May 2023.
↑ Hungama, Bollywood (19 May 2023). "Roshni Rastogi joins the cast of Colors' show Suhaagan starring Aakriti Sharma and Kurangi Nagraj : Bollywood News - Bollywood Hungama". Bollywood Hungama . Retrieved 30 May 2023.

External links

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[1] "Garima Kishnani, Anshula Dhawan, Raghav Thakur join 'Suhaagan' as show takes 10 year leap". The Times of India. 22 June 2023. ISSN 0971-8257 . Retrieved 22 June 2023.

[2] "Aakriti Sharma on her new show Suhaagan: I love playing this village girl". The Times of India. ISSN 0971-8257 . Retrieved 30 May 2023.

[3] "Aakriti Sharma to exit Suhaagan, the show is headed for a leap". The Times of India. ISSN 0971-8257 . Retrieved 8 June 2023.

[4] Hungama, Bollywood (30 March 2023). "Aakriti Sharma and Kurangi Nagraj to headline COLORS' upcoming show 'Suhaagan' : Bollywood News - Bollywood Hungama". Bollywood Hungama . Retrieved 30 May 2023.

[5] "INSIDE Suhaagan star Kurangi Nagraj makeup room as she decks up for her role of Payal | Exclusive". Zoom TV. Retrieved 30 May 2023.

[6] Hungama, Bollywood (19 May 2023). "Roshni Rastogi joins the cast of Colors' show Suhaagan starring Aakriti Sharma and Kurangi Nagraj : Bollywood News - Bollywood Hungama". Bollywood Hungama . Retrieved 30 May 2023.

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