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=== Recurring ===
=== Recurring ===
* [[Deepak Tokas]] as Jagat Seth; Dharampal's rival and Vikram's elder brother; He is a crafty real-estate businessman who wants to buy all the shops of Hanuman Gali (Street)
* [[Deepak Tokas]] as Jagat Seth; Dharampal's rival and Vikram's elder brother.
* Sachin Chaudhary as Ghanshyam (Puttu) Ruhail; Shishupal and Chanchal's 15-year-old son; Dharampal's nephew and Garima-Susheela's cousin brother; a soft–hearted and naïve young boy; Being the only male heir of the family after Dharampal and Shisupal, he is often burdened with family's responsibilities and the salon-business which he is not interested in; However, he always helps his sisters to go forward in their plans, though he knows it is against Dharampal.
* Sachin Chaudhary as Ghanshyam (Puttu) Ruhail; Shishupal and Chanchal's 15-year-old son; Dharampal's nephew and Garima-Susheela's cousin brother.
* Manoj Goyal as Shishupal Kaatelal Ruhail; Dharampal's younger brother; Chanchal's husband and Puttu's father; unable to become a professor, he turned clerk in Garima and Susheela's college; Unlike Dharmapal, he is more cowardly in nature with skills of a good cook; though he often helps his nieces in their plans; Later, he becomes an annoying spy on them foiling their plans
* Manoj Goyal as Shishupal Kaatelal Ruhail; Dharampal's younger brother; Chanchal's husband and Puttu's father.
* Swati Tarar as Chanchal Ruhail; Shishupal's wife and Puttu's mother; a wily woman who often makes use of Kusum's forgetful nature and Garima's hairdressing talent
* Swati Tarar as Chanchal Ruhail; Shishupal's wife and Puttu's mother.
* Hemakshi Ujjain as Kusum Ruhail; Dharmpal's wife; Garima-Susheela's mother; a skilled chef but has the issue of forgetting things
* Hemakshi Ujjain as Kusum Ruhail; Dharmpal's wife; Garima-Susheela's mother.
* Manav Soneji as Phitkari; a helper in Kaatelal & Sons Salon
* Manav Soneji as Phitkari; a helper in Kaatelal & Sons Salon
* Naman Arora as Ompal; one of Jagat's sly and foolish goons who spies Gunnu–Sattu to learn their real motives
* Naman Arora as Ompal; one of Jagat's sly and foolish goons who spies Gunnu–Sattu to learn their real motives

Revision as of 08:34, 15 January 2021


Kaatelal & Sons
GenreComedy
Drama
Romance
Written byMohinder Pratap Singh
Screenplay bySweksha Bhagat
Story byRavi Bhushan
Shabia Walia
Nitish Ranjan
Directed byRavi Bhushan
Creative directorDixit Kaul
Starring
Theme music composerSargam Jassu
Nakash Aziz
Opening themeYe Choria Kadak Hain
Country of originIndia
Original languageHindi
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes42
Production
ProducersAbhimanyu Singh
Roopali Singh
CinematographySandeep Yadav
Mohsin Khan
EditorSatya Sharma
Camera setupMulti-camera
Running time25 minutes
Production companyContiloe Pictures Private Ltd
Original release
NetworkSony SAB
Release16 November 2020 (2020-11-16) –
present

Kaatelal & Sons is an Indian comedy television series that premiered on 16 November 2020 on Sony SAB.[1] Produced under Contiloe Pictures Private Ltd, it stars Megha Chakraborty, Jiya Shankar.[2][3]

Plot

Kaatelal and Sons is the story of two twin sisters Garima and Susheela, who are poles apart in their perspectives, however reach out to a common decision to go against their father's wishes and also against the Indian Society's misogynist and patriarchal ideas of what girls can and cannot do. Set in a misogynist and patriarchal domain of Rohtak, the two sisters, Garima and Susheela choose the most unconventional career for girls – a hairdresser in a men's salon.

Jagat Seth, a man who wants to own all the shops of Hanuman Gali where Kaatelal & sons is found, has a dispute with Dharampal and decides to avenge the latter. Thus, Dharampal is gravely injured in an accident plotted by Jagat, getting his right hand fractured in an accident. It is where the life-journey of Dharampal's twin daughters start when they decide to go against their father's and the whole society's perspectives that daughters cannot continue as the rightful heirs of their father. Garima and Susheela disguise themselves as men Gunnu & Sattu, take the help of their cousin brother Puttu and start running the hair-dressing salon of their ancestors, Kaatelal & Sons.

Meanwhile, Garima falls for Vikram, Jagat's brother and Dr. Pramod falls for Susheela. When Susheela came to know of this, she decided to fool him by making him believe that she had an affair with Gunnu but instead, he came to know about their plan and decided to support them. But, Jagat's spies clicked a photograph of them and even of Garima with Sattu and showed it to Dharampal. He decided to get his daughters married to his servants unaware that they were actually his own daughters. This puts the girls in trouble.[4] The girls tried every attempt to call off the wedding but in vain.

Cast and characters

Main

  • Megha Chakraborty[5] as Garima Ruhail / Gunnu; Dharampal and Kusum's elder daughter and Susheela's elder twin.
  • Jiya Shankar[6] as Susheela Ruhail / Sattu ; Dharampal and Kusum's daughter and Garima's younger twin.
  • Ashok Lokhande[7] as Dharampal Kaatelal Ruhail; a skilled barber and the head of the Kaatelal family.
  • Ankit Mohan[8] as Vikram; Jagat Seth's younger brother; Garima's love interest.
  • Paras Arora as Dr. Pramod Chautaala/ Chota Haddi (Small Bone); a London-graduate orthopedist; Susheela's love interest.

Recurring

  • Deepak Tokas as Jagat Seth; Dharampal's rival and Vikram's elder brother.
  • Sachin Chaudhary as Ghanshyam (Puttu) Ruhail; Shishupal and Chanchal's 15-year-old son; Dharampal's nephew and Garima-Susheela's cousin brother.
  • Manoj Goyal as Shishupal Kaatelal Ruhail; Dharampal's younger brother; Chanchal's husband and Puttu's father.
  • Swati Tarar as Chanchal Ruhail; Shishupal's wife and Puttu's mother.
  • Hemakshi Ujjain as Kusum Ruhail; Dharmpal's wife; Garima-Susheela's mother.
  • Manav Soneji as Phitkari; a helper in Kaatelal & Sons Salon
  • Naman Arora as Ompal; one of Jagat's sly and foolish goons who spies Gunnu–Sattu to learn their real motives
  • Prashanth Gosami as Satbeer; one of Jagat's sly and foolish goons who spies Gunnu–Sattu to learn their real motives
  • Alice Kaushik as Priyanka; Garima–Susheela's classmate and Vikram's love-interest; who though has a crush on Vikram does not really love him
  • Aaditya Bajpayee as Vishal

Production

Development

The series was announced by Contiloe Pictures Private Ltd and was confirmed in September 2020 by Sony SAB.[9] The first promo of the series was released on 6 November 2020.[10]

Reception

Nagarathna A of Filmibeat praised the series by stating it inspirational and touching and expressed, "Apart from the concept of the show, the Haryanavi accent is something new for the audiences".

See also

References

  1. ^ "Sony SAB TV announces launch of 'Kaatelal & Sons'". Biz Asia. Retrieved 5 January 2021.
  2. ^ "Kaatelal & Sons: Megha Chakraborty and Jiyaa Shankar get candid about transforming into boys - Times of India". The Times of India. Retrieved 5 January 2021.
  3. ^ "Megha Chakraborty and Jiya Shankar get candid about transforming on Kaatelal And Sons". mid-day. 8 December 2020. Retrieved 5 January 2021.
  4. ^ "Kaatelal and Sons: How will Garima and Susheela marry their own male disguise?". mid-day. 31 December 2020. Retrieved 5 January 2021.
  5. ^ "Megha Chakraborty of Kaatelal & Sons: We can accomplish anything with grit and determination". mid-day. 12 November 2020. Retrieved 5 January 2021.
  6. ^ "OTT or TV, Jiya is just lovin' it!". Hindustan Times. 8 November 2020. Retrieved 5 January 2021.
  7. ^ Service, Tribune News. "Ashok Lokhande talks about his role in the show Kaatelal & Sons". Tribune India News Service. Retrieved 5 January 2021.
  8. ^ "Ankit Mohan: My character in 'Kaatelal and Sons' helped me relive my younger days - Times of India". The Times of India. Retrieved 5 January 2021.
  9. ^ "Sony Sab goes socially conscious with Kaatelal & Sons". Indian Television Dot Com. 16 November 2020. Retrieved 5 January 2021.
  10. ^ "Kaatelaal & Sons | Starts 16th Nov, 7:30pm". Sony Sab. 6 November 2020. Retrieved 5 January 2021 – via Youtube.


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