It will be the second death in the show -- both in mysterious circumstances! After Siddhanth, it is the turn of his nemesis, Raghuveer, aka Dharmesh Vyas to meet a tragic end on SaharaOne's <em>Hare Kkaanch Ki Choodiyan</em>. Dharmesh who plays Shyamlee's over bearing brother-in-law in the show will be killed when he will confront Sunny, who he thinks to be Siddhanth.

Indian television's favourite Gujju beti might finally bid audiences adieu come this November! With a slew of new shows all ready to launch on Sony, <em>Ye Meri Life Hai</em> might be shown the door sooner rather than later. Our sources tell us that the show might be relegated to a nondescript, 7:30 pm slot beacuse of the shows that have been woven around <em>Indian Idol</em>, which is round the corner.

Rajiv Paul seems to have had enough of the whole bad guy deal. The TV actor, known for his negatives nuances on television, has decided that he will not do any more negative roles. "I've conned, stolen, beaten, raped and now in <em>Saarthi</em> I'm going to kill. I think I've had enough of playing negative roles. I want to try different characters now," quips Rajiv.

Yet another serial on the telly reaches its 100 run mark in recent days! This time it is the afternoon soap with a mythological backdrop, <em>Saarthi</em>, that's had a century run on Star Plus. Producer Asit Modi celebrated the occasion in style. Quite a lot of people got up-close and personal --- and here's what our camera saw! The party at Mangi Ferra in suburban Juhu in Mumbai on Wednesday night was a low key affair, attended only by the cast and Star India content and communication creative head Shailja Kejriwal, made a token visit on behalf of the channel.