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Suhaagan (TV series)

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Suhaagan
GenreDrama
Created byRashmi Sharma
Screenplay byAnantica Sahir Dialogues: Jyoti Jha
Story byVivek Behl
Starringsee below
ComposerNishant-Raja
Country of originIndia
Original languageHindi
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes479
Production
Producers
  • Rashmi Sharma
  • Pawan Kumar Marut
CinematographyDanny S
EditorSuraj Singh
Camera setupMulti-camera
Running time20–23 minutes
Production companyRashmi Sharma Telefilms
Original release
NetworkColors TV
Release2 May 2023 (2023-05-02) –
present

Suhaagan is an Indian Hindi-language television drama series that premiered on 2 May 2023 on Colors TV and JioCinema. Produced by Rashmi Sharma under Rashmi Sharma Telefilms, it starred Garima Kishnani, Anshula Dhawan replaced by Sakshi Sharma and Raghav Thakur.[1] Since June 2024, it stars Pragati Chaurasia, Dhwani Gori, Akshay Kharodia as the second generation leads.[2]

Plot

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Bindiya and her 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 often 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. As grown ups, 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 saves Baldev's life, so Baldev decides she will be his daughter-in-law. Krish and Bindiya's wedding is fixed and they get married. Krish is still in love with Payal, but Bindiya is unaware of their relationship and has fallen in love with Krish.

Eventually, Payal succeeds in becoming Krish's illegal wife. After several evil shenanigans of Payal, Bindiya ends up exposing her in front of the whole family and Krish. Payal ends up leaving after seeing Krish's anger, but she comes back to the Shukla family by pretending to commit suicide. Krish ends up forgiving Payal and accepts her love. 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 their growing closeness and realizes his love for Bindiya. Krish finally accepts his feelings for Bindiya and they are married again.

Bindiya is revealed to be pregnant with Krish's child. However, Krish finds out that Bindiya's pregnancy has complication and urges her to have an abortion. Amidst all this, Bindiya helps Nidhi deliver her baby boy, Shlok, and decides to keep her pregnancy. The Shukla family accept her decision and after nine months, she gives birth to her daughter, Swara. Two days later, Bindiya and Krish die in a blast while visiting the temple with Amma, Swara and Baldev. Indu blames Swara for their death and labels her as an inauspicious child.

20 years later: One generation later

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Swara, a dancer, is mute so she expresses her words through Dhwani, who is her interpreter. Dhwani is ambitious and dreams of becoming rich and doesn’t want to live like her mom, a maid. Vedaant falls in love with Dhwani, but she rebuffs him as she believes him to be poor. Swara falls in love with Vedaant and is led to believe by Dhwani that Vedaant reciprocates her feelings. Rudra, Vedaant’s father, is impressed by Swara and wants her to be his daughter-in-law. Rudra and Baldev fix Shlok's marriage with his girlfriend Naina, a widow, who also happens to be Vedaant's cousin. Alongside, Vedaant's marriage is fixed with Swara.

However, after finding out Vedaant is rich, Dhwani successfully manipulates Vedaant into breaking off his relationship with Swara. However, Koel, Vedaant's stepmother, gives Dhwani money to leave Vedaant, as she wants a daughter-in-law that will do all her bidding. Heartbroken by this, Vedaant decides to marry Swara and accept her with all his heart. Prabha, who is Swara's dance teacher, is revealed to be Vedaant's mother who was thrown out of her house due to her sister Koel's evil ploys. Koel, fearing that Swara will bring back Prabha, decides to get rid of Swara. However, her plan fails and Swara and Vedant get married, as well as Shlok and Naina.

Koel joins hands with Dhwani to oust Swara from the house. They become successful in their plan as Vedaant once again falls for Dhwani's manipulation and accepts his love for her in front of everyone. Swara, whose voice has come back , is left heartbroken from this betrayal.

Cast

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Main

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  • Garima Kishnani[3] as Bindiya Mishra Shukla - Manohar and Lajwanti's elder daughter; Payal's sister; Rose's cousin; Krishna's wife; Swara's mother (2023–2024)
    • Aakriti Sharma as Child Bindiya Mishra (2023)
  • Anshula Dhawan / Sakshi Sharma[4] as Payal Mishra – Manohar and Lajwanti's younger daughter; Bindiya's sister; Rose's cousin; Krishna's ex-wife (2023) / (2023–2024)
    • Kurangi Nagraj as Child Payal Mishra (2023)
  • Raghav Thakur as Krishna "Krish" Shukla[5] – Baldev and Indu's younger son; Vikram and Nidhi's brother; Samay's cousin; Bindiya's husband; Payal's ex-husband; Swara's father (2023–2024)
    • Vansh Sayani as Young Krishna Shukla (2023)
  • Pragati Chaurasia as Swara Shukla Sharma – Bindiya and Krishna's daughter; Shlok’s cousin; Vedaant's wife (2024–present)
  • Dhwani Gori as Dhwani Sharma - Sudha's daughter; Abhimanyu's wife; Vedaant's former love interest (2024–present)
  • Akshay Kharodia[6] as Vedaant Sharma – Prabha and Rudra's son; Koel's stepson; Roshni's elder brother; Naina and Abhimanyu's cousin; Swara's husband; Dhwani's former fiancee’ (2024–present)

Recurring

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  • Shakti Singh as Baldev Shukla – Durga's son; Indu's husband; Vikram, Nidhi and Krishna's father; Shlok and Swara's grandfather (2023–present)
  • Neelima Singh as Indu Shukla – Baldev's wife; Vikram, Nidhi and Krishna's mother; Shlok and Swara's grandmother (2023–present)
  • Aditya Deshmukh as Vikram Shukla – Baldev and Indu's elder son; Sakshi's husband; Nidhi and Krishna's brother; Samay's cousin; Sakshi's husband (2023–2024)
  • Priyanka Nayan as Sakshi Shukla – Vikram's wife (2023–present)
  • Shalu Shreya as Nidhi Shukla Pandey – Baldev and Indu's daughter; Vikram and Krishna's sister; Samay's cousin; Pankaj's wife; Shlok’s mother (2023–present)
  • Sudhanshu Mishra as Pankaj Pandey - Nidhi's husband; Shlok’s father (2023–present)
  • Manish Goplani as Shlok Pandey – Nidhi and Pankaj's son; Swara's cousin; Naina's husband (2024–present)
  • Hemal Soni as Naina Sharma Pandey – Vrinda and Jagdish's daughter; Abhimanyu's sister; Vedaant's cousin; Shlok's wife (2024–present)
  • Vishal Chaudhary / Jeevansh Chaddha as Abhimanyu "Abhi" Sharma – Vrinda and Jagdish's son; Naina's brother; Vedaant's cousin; Dhwani's husband (2024) / (2024–present)
  • Amit Koushik as Rudrapratap "Rudra" Sharma – Jagdish and Manju's brother; Prabha and Koel's husband; Vedaant's father (2024–present)
  • Kashish Duggal as Prabhavati Devi Sharma (A dancer)– Koel's half-sister; Rudra’s first wife; Vedaant's mother (2024–present)
  • Dolphin Dwivedi as Koel Sharma – Prabha's half-sister; Rudra’s second wife; Vedaant's step-mother (2024–present)
  • Sheetal Maulik as Manjari "Manju" Sharma – Rudra and Jagdish's sister; Vedaant, Naina and Abhimanyu's aunt (2024–present)
  • Mehul Nisar as Jagdish Sharma – Rudra and Manju's brother; Vrinda's husband; Naina and Abhimanyu's father (2024–present)
  • Naina Gupta as Vrinda Sharma – Jagdish's wife; Naina and Abhimanyu's mother (2024–present)
  • Anjali Ujawane as Durgavati "Amma" Shukla – Baldev and Balraj's mother; Vikram, Nidhi and Krishna's grandmother; Shlok and Swara's great-grandmother (2023–present)
  • Kiran Khoje as Sudha: Shukla family’s maid; Dhwani’s mother; Swara's foster mother (2024–present)
  • Sahil Phull as Samay "Sam" Shukla – Shanti and Balraj's son; Vikram, Nidhi and Krishna's cousin (2024)
  • Salman Shaikh as Inspector Birju Pandey – Bindiya's obsessive lover (2024)
  • Rohit Kumar as Niku (2023–2024)
  • 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 (2023–2024)
  • Badrul Islam as Bheem – Phoolwati's husband; Rose's father; Bindiya and Payal's paternal uncle (2023)
  • Khushbu Thakkar as Rose – Phoolwati and Bheem's daughter; Bindiya and Payal's cousin (2023–2024)
    • Aarna Bhadoriya as Young Rose "Ami" (2023)
  • Neelu Vaghela as Shanti Shukla – Samay's mother; Durga's daughter-in-law (2024)
  • Unknown as Babli – Birju's sister; Krishna's obsessive lover (2024)
  • Satyapalsinh Jadeja as Karan (2023)
  • Afzaal Khan as Madan – Lajwanti's brother; Rekha's husband, Bindiya and Payal's maternal uncle (2023)
  • Roshni Rastogi 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 (2023–2024)
  • 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

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See also

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References

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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. ^ "Pragati Chourasiya, Akshay Kharodia and Dhwani Gori to play the leads in 'Suhaagan' after 20 years leap". Times Now (in Hindi). Retrieved 11 June 2024.
  3. ^ "Suhaagan will feature Garima Kishnani, Raghav Thakur, and Anshula Dhawan in lead roles post leap". Bollywood Hungama. Retrieved 21 November 2023.
  4. ^ "Sakshi Sharma replaces Anshula Dhawan as Payal in Suhaagan". Times of India. Retrieved 25 September 2023.
  5. ^ "Suhaagan hits 400 episodes; Garima Kishnani, Sakshi Sharma, and Raghav Thakur discuss the leap". Times Now. Retrieved 10 June 2024.
  6. ^ "Pandya Store actor Akshay Kharodia to play the new male lead in Suhaagan". Times of India. Retrieved 10 June 2024.
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