Sony's first offering for the year, <em>Rihhaee</em> promises to be a daring serial of a different sort.
Rajeshwari Sachdev and Nakul star in this bi-weekly show, that's being described by its makers, BAG Films, as a 'socially aware high drama show'.
Anurradha Prasad, creator of the critically acclaimed <em>Haqeeqat</em> on Sahara, turns to Sony this time with an offering that's as different from its 'Kumkum - Pyarasa Bandhan' on Star Plus and '<em>Siddhanth</em>' on Star One, as chalk from cheese.
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Sony's first offering for the year, Rihhaee promises to be a daring serial of a different sort.
Rajeshwari Sachdev and Nakul star in this bi-weekly show, that's being described by its makers, BAG Films, as a 'socially aware high drama show'.
Anurradha Prasad, creator of the critically acclaimed Haqeeqat on Sahara, turns to Sony this time with an offering that's as different from its 'Kumkum - Pyarasa Bandhan' on Star Plus and 'Siddhanth' on Star One, as chalk from cheese.
While Haqeeqat dealt with human interest issues, Rihhaee will deal with issues that centre around women, says Anurradha. Each story will be told in two episodes.
Sony has begun the trend of airing bi-weekly shows with B P Singh's CID Special Bureau, that airs on Mondays and Tuesdays at 10.30 pm.
Anurradha says Rihhaee will be boosted by guest artistes like Gauri Pradhan and Gurdeep Kohli in the individual stories. This one should be worth looking forward to.
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