Jagte Raho Colors Rishtey: Various real-life incidents of crime and violence from across Maharashtra are showcased, highlighting the safety measures to be followed to avoid such situations.
Show Genre: Fiction Shows
Jagte Raho Season 2
Jahaanara
Jahaanara Colors Rishtey: Colors Bangla’s top rated show in India. Set against the backdrop of an orthodox society, this is the story of Jahaanara and Rubina who decide to take on the long-established system of ‘Triple Talaq’.
Jai Shri Krishna
‘Jai Shri Krishna’ is the joyful story of Lord Krishna’s childhood adventures. A multi-layered, magnificent epic tale of this universal God will trace natkhat Gopal’s journey from his birth under dire circumstances to being taken to Gokul and being nurtured by his surrogate mother Yashoda. The story of this ‘Murli Manohar’ transcends across all age groups with his mischievous yet, sweet and playful actions compelling the Gopis of Gokul to designate him as ‘Makhan Chor’. It chronicles the growing up years of the Krishna in Gokul and traverses his tales in Mathura wherein he brings to task his evil uncle Kans and his sinister designs.
Jhansi ki Rani
The rulers tagged her as the only man amongst the rebels! Such was her might and valor. Rani Laxmi Bai lost a war but won the hearts of the Nation. But history often forgets to recount the emotional and tender side of a young Manikarnika and the turmoil she had to endure to metamorphose into a feisty warrior. COLORS’ period drama, Khoob Ladee Mardani…Jhansi Ki Rani, will delve into this untold aspect of her life along with accounts of her bravado.
Kanha – Morpankh Samraat
Karmphal Data Shani
There’s never been any God as dreaded by mankind as Shani. He is revered as the God of Justice and the most powerful planet of the Zodiac. He is keeper of the ultimate balance of good and evil Karma in the Universe. He treads the path of righteousness and justice and punishes those who choose evil over good. But how justified is Shani in the lessons that he teaches to those who have sinned?
Kawach Mamta Ka
Kesari Nandan
Women have had to push boundaries since the dawn of (wo)mankind. In a patriarchal society like India, the religious traditions and social institutions have a deep bearing on the role and status of women. And yet we have shining examples of women in every age who have persisted, broken the male-dominated molds and paved the path for all of us to succeed today. It’s time to lose yourself in another great story of one such girl who right from her womb had to ‘wrestle’ to survive.. had to ‘wrestle’ to give life to her dreams and she continued to ‘wrestle’ till she brought home the Olympic Gold.
