Remembering the good, olden Doordarshan days

[alpeshpatelk]

It might be raining new television shows and entertainment channels, but the present generation of actors still look back fondly at the early days of India's soap culture. They recall the thrills and highs of watching the classic serials on Doordarshan.


Buniyaad Still
The first among these shows were Ramayana and Mahabharat based on great epics of Hindu mythology. Many viewers started worshipping the actors portraying the roles of Ram and Krishna. But there was much more than this that attracted people towards the newly introduced 35mm shows. Serials like Buniyaad, Nukkad, Hum Log, Circus, Fauji and Yeh Jo Hai Zindagi are few names that can easily be remembered with delight.

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[PRATHAM]

(08-29-2008 01:24 PM)alpeshpatelk Wrote:  It might be raining new television shows and entertainment channels, but the present generation of actors still look back fondly at the early days of India's soap culture. They recall the thrills and highs of watching the classic serials on Doordarshan.


Buniyaad Still
The first among these shows were Ramayana and Mahabharat based on great epics of Hindu mythology. Many viewers started worshipping the actors portraying the roles of Ram and Krishna. But there was much more than this that attracted people towards the newly introduced 35mm shows. Serials like Buniyaad, Nukkad, Hum Log, Circus, Fauji and Yeh Jo Hai Zindagi are few names that can easily be remembered with delight.

MORE TO READ : http://www.televisionpoint.com/news2008/...1219848204

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