Vidya Colorstv- A for Apil, B for Baal, C for Cau! Though it sounds strange and amusing, this is what Vidya will teach in her ‘Englisss’ class. Contrary to her name, Vidya is an illiterate army widow who gets a compensatory government job as an English teacher. But while it is an unfamiliar language to her, she gathers all the courage and strength to teach English, incorrectly at first but gradually learns and overshadows her weakness.
Set against Devgarh, a small village in Uttar Pradesh, the show brings to fore Vidya’s apprehensions and struggles as she steps into the role of a school teacher to financially support her family after her husband’s demise. In the process, she has an encounter with the Pradhan of the village (played by Waqar Sheikh) who poses as a big hindrance in her outing. As she goes along in her journey, Vidya discovers many loopholes in her school and the overarching education system. There is only one person, district magistrate Vivek Vardhan Singh (played by Namish Taneja), who recognizes Vidya’s efforts and acts as her support. Ultimately, she not only ends up winning over her personal struggles but also pins down the people plaguing the education system. As life throws curveballs at her, Vidya keeps overcoming them with her spirit and wit while entertaining the audience along the way.
Speaking about the launch (Vidya colorstv), Nina Jaipuria, Head, Hindi Mass Entertainment and Kids TV network Viacom18, said, “COLORS has been a pioneer in presenting strong and socially relevant concepts that have changed the entertainment landscape of our country. Along with unique storylines, we have successfully created characters which have left an everlasting mark on the minds of the Indian audience. With Vidya, our attempt is to give viewers, yet another relatable character, who will entertain them with her interesting nuances and idiosyncrasies. Vidya’s journey from being an innocent uneducated widow to a resilient woman will add the right amount of freshness and fun to our existing fiction lineup.”
She is beautiful, she is vivacious and can beguile any human being to fall in love with her. She epitomizes beauty just like any another woman but in reality, she is a poison maiden, Vishaili, in the garb of a human being. COLORS’ upcoming supernatural fantasy drama, Vish, will transport you to the mysterious world of Sabrina aka Vishaili and her lover Vishaila who are among the last few surviving members of a secret and reclusive species, born from the crossbreed between a human and a snake. On a remote island far far away, lives a bed-ridden business tycoon along with his mysterious wife, Sabrina who is hiding a dangerous secret. Entering this eerie equation is the innocent Dr Aliya who just walked into a raging battle between the good and the evil. Can Dr. Aliya unravel the supernatural truth? Can she save herself from the impending doom? Find out on Vish. Set in the present-day aesthetics, the show traverses through the mystical and enigmatic world of these poison bearers as they struggle to attain mortality.
Centuries ago Indian rulers trained girls to become assassins, first making them immune to poison and then – by slowly introducing poison into their systems – turning them venomous. Hence the term ‘vishkanya’. Known for their beauty, vishkanyas used seduction to escape dangerous situations and bring empires to their knees. Vish Ya Amrit: Sitaara is set in Vikralgadh village in Rajasthan and traces the journey of Sitaara, who is oblivious to her own identity. Abandoned in her infancy by her mother, she is brought up by her father Kuldip Shekavat who is a loyal palace manager to King Shivdaan Singh. Falling in love with the pretty Vrinda marks the beginning of Kuldip and the king’s downfall. The story takes a sharp turn when Sitaara embarks on a journey that forces her to choose between good and bad. Sitaara is a girl of high integrity is willing to stand by her convictions at all times, and against all people, even when it means standing up against people who might have cared for her.
Explore the festivals of different cultures around the world. You must heard about Navratri, Onam or La Fallas but care to dig deeper and know more about these festivals? Then World Festivals is your destination.
This is the story of Abeer and Leher’s love set against the background of caste politics and class differences. The story unfolds in the picturesque town on Lucknow where a Brahmin’s son Abeer falls for a Kayasth’s daughter Leher. The show tells the oft heard though never-seen-before love story of people from different castes battling their own families and the society in order to unite. The story plays on the popular adage, ‘Love is blind’ but is also a scathing critique on our country’s obsession with caste and class.
A unique forum that addresses real-life problems faced by families in their daily lives. It consists of a forum, two parties (the accuser and the accused), a panel of two counsellors and a jury.
