MUMBAI: As a part of the content extravaganza that Zee TV plans to offer its viewers in the festive month of October, the channel presented a heart-warming story that captures the essence of the ever-evolving dynamics of the saas-bahu relationship in Indian society. A relationship, often portrayed as typically adversarial, political and manipulative especially on Indian television, will now make way for an equation that is based on trust, hope, a friendship that has the two going out on a limb for each other in Zee TV's new show ‘Hamariwali Good News’. In fact, the show presents a most unique role reversal between the daughter-in-law Navya and her mother-in-law Renuka to give their family the much awaited ‘Good News.’

Versatile television actress Srishti Jain is seen as Navya Tiwari, a confident and young 23-year-old married girl who teaches kindergarten kids in the show. Popular TV actress Juhi Parmar, on the other hand, slips into the shoes of Renuka, the mother in law who is the lifeline of the Tiwari family and manages the house the way only she can! She is a strong-headed and God-fearing person who is also an active member of a ‘Kirtan Mandli’ consisting of the neighbourhood women.  While both of them have surprised the audience with their fantastic onscreen camaraderie, it looks like everyone is in for a treat as Srishti will dress up in an elegant Bengali avatar for an upcoming episode. 

With Durga Puja going on, everyone decided to get into Bengali avatara for a godbharai sequence and our Navya looked gorgeous. Speaking about the look, Srishti Jain who plays the role of Navya in Hamariwali Good News revealed, "We were shooting for a godbharai sequence for Hamariwali Good News and with the episode airing during Durga Puja, it was decided that we will be in Bengali avatars for the sequence. In fact, Juhi ji and I also danced for this special sequence and it was really fun. However, it was my outfit that grabbed everyone's attention on the set. I wore an authentic white and red Bengali saree and it was draped in their style as well. I had matching jewellery and minimalistic makeup, but the whole get up looked elegant and enchanting. Though it took us a long time to get the look right and for me to get into the get-up, I feel it was worth it and I love my look. I can't wait to see how the audience will react, especially with my look changing in the second episode of Hamariwali Good News itself."

Witness this heart-warming and unique journey of a mother-in-law and daughter-law unfold where 'Saas Bani Hai Bahu ki Aas' in Hamariwali Good News.

Tune in to Hamariwali Good News, every Monday to Saturday at 7.30 pm, only on Zee TV