Anurag Basu in Kasauti Zindagi Kii Geet in Geet Hui Sabse Parayi The bad luck was that he was not happy in any of the marriages. First he married Komolika, then his real love Prerna, then Sampada who also turned out to be a vamp like Komolika and finally his best friend Aparna. Why should girls have all the fun and the right to marry a person of her choice? It was not just Prerna who married multiple times in Kasauti Zindagi Kii but also her love Anurag Basu who went on to marrying four different girls. Prerna Bajaj in Kasauti Zindagi Kii Anurag Basu in Kasauti Zindagi Kii
Bajaj and once again went back to him by divorcing Anurag Basu. But there she started remembering her new love Mr. Bajaj, so she divorced him and went back to her first love Anurag. But to save him from misfortunes, she married Anurag’s business rival Mr. The main protagonist of the show Prerna Bajaj first married her love Anurag Basu. She showed multiple marriages of different characters in just one show and that show was Kasauti Zindagi Kii. Anandi and Jagya in Balika Vadhu Prerna Bajaj in Kasauti Zindagi KiiĮkta Kapoor is the queen of melodrama and the one who made the concept of multiple marriages to common in Indian television industry. Anandi also went on to marrying another guy Shiv. He further marries another girl Ganga whom he helped in getting out from a troubled marriage. After the leap in the story, the Jagya realizes that Anandi is not the type of girl he wanted for himself and marries his classmate.
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But slowly the serial also got trapped in the rat race of TRPs and forgot its track completely. The serial spread awareness on the impact of child marriage on kids by showing wedding of small kids Anandi and Jagya at a small age. Gopi in Sath Nibhana Sathiya Anandi and Jagya in Balika Vadhuīalika Vadhu was one of the best serials on a strong social evil of Child Marriage. Finally, she married Jaggi, the look alike and step brother of her first husband Aham. After Aham’s death in an accident, Gopi’s wedding was shown to her doctor Krishna who married her to take revenge of her sister. But they met after a decade and married again. Anyhow love developed between them, but situation separated them. She first married Aham, who never liked her just because she was uneducated. Gopi married four times in Sath Nibhana Sathiya.
Raman Bhalla in Yeh Hain Mohabattein Gopi in Sath Nibhana Sathiya Where Raman married Shagun and Ishita, Shagun married Raman and Mani. Both Raman and Shagun married one than once in the serial. Here comes another serial of Ekta Kapoor with multiple marriages of the main actor. Arjun in Beyhadh Raman Bhalla in Yeh Hain Mohabattein On getting to know about her reality, Arjun leaves her and marries his childhood friend Saanjh who was already in love with Arjun. The lady can go to any hights to get what she wants.
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Let’s have a look at the TV characters who married more than once in serials: Arjun in BeyhadhĪrjun first marries Maaya, who is a phsyco. Sometimes it is shown with the same person but in some serials the character marries different persons. So they show multiple marriages of the same character. They don’t feel that just one marriage makes them progressive. No doubt people opt for second marriage in case of failed first marriage or due to any other situation, but the makers of TV serials are way more progressive. One of the biggest common factors in most of the Indian TV serials is the concept of remarriage. There are certain things that can be seen in almost all the daily soaps. There are a number of strange things shown in Indian daily soaps to make them more dramatic and progressive. Though daily soaps have become an essential part of the time everyday life of housewives, some of the shows get far from the reality. But with the increasing competition of high TRPs and popularity of the show, some makers forget about the real life. TV shows in India are said to be close to the audience and somewhat related to the day-to-day life.
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