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Kaahin Kissii Roz

Kaahin Kissii Roz () is an Indian thriller television series that was broadcast on StarPlus from 23 April 2001 to 23 September 2004. It is digitally available on Hotstar. The series starred Mouli Ganguly, Yash Tonk and Sudha Chandran in the lead roles.

Plot summary

The story revolves around Shaina & Ramola where Kunal is also an important character. Ramola is behind the family's money whereas Shaina tries to challenge her ever move, in the middle is there Kunal. With lots of lies & web of deceives lies the crux of the story that is 'Kahin kisi roz'.

Cast

Production

Development

The storyline of the series took a twenty-year leap in January 2004.

Casting

In March 2004, lead Mouli Ganguly quit the series stating monotonicity.

Reception

Ratings

The show opened with a low rating of 2.2 TVR in its debut week. But it saw a decline in ratings at its prime slot of 8:00 pm (IST) and thus that slot was taken by Kasautii Zindagii Kay in October 2001 while Kaahin shifted to a late night slot of 11.00 pm (IST). The decision was in show's favor as it became the first show to rake at good ratings ranging more than 5 TVR in that slot, also entering top ten weekly list of most watched Indian programs, which was before considered as a dead slot. In week 45 of 2002, it was at seventh position with 5.94 TVR. However, in September 2003, it was pushed to 11:30 pm (IST) slot after which the ratings of the series decreased the following weeks, garnering 3.4, 3.1 and 2.7 TVR during the following three weeks. Later, it settled down between 3.5 and 4 TVR.

Critics

India Today stated Sudha Chandran's role Ramola Sikand being one of the ideal vamps of Indian television.

Impact

A snacks shop named Bunty Juice Centre at Borivali in Mumbai sold juices with different flavours under the names of Balaji Telefilms soap operas including the series Kaahin Kissi Roz.

Re-Run

The show is re-telecasted on Star Plus since 4 July 2022 at 3:30 PM.

Awards

Indian Telly Awards

  • 2003; Best Music Director - Lalit Sen
  • 2003; Best Editor (Fiction) - Diren Singh

References

External links