Drashti Dhami, aka Naina from Pardes Mein Hai Mera Dil, has come a long way since her televisiondebut in 2007. The TV actress apart from being one of the highest-paid in the industry has managedto keep herself relevant and mold herself to newer roles, in the last decade. Last month marked thedebut of her sixth show, Silsila Badalte Rishton Ka, and from what we’ve seen so far, it is a hit too!As Drashti continue to rule our TV screens, here’s taking a look at her decade long career in theindustry.
Drashti Dhami is remembered mostly by her onscreen names, be it Geet, Madhubala or Naina.Muskaan: Drashti entered Dill Mill Gaye as a bubbly, chirpy Punjabi girl Dr. Muskaan Chadda whofalls for the charms of Armaan, played by Karan Singh Grover. She is always seen at loggerheadswith her colleague Dr. Rahul and later they both fall in love, but their relationship cant stands thetest of time.
Geet: Drashtis big break was playing the lead role in Geet – Hui Sabse Parayi opposite GurmeetChoudhary on now-defunct channel STAR One. She played a young girl whos a victim of a shammarriage. She fights all odds to get justice and in the process finds the love of her life in Maan SinghKhurana, played by Gurmeet. Maan is Geets knight in shining armor and their crackling chemistrywas a big hit with the viewers.
Madhubala: Colors show Madhubala – Ek Ishq Ek Junoon was launched to celebrate 100 years ofIndian cinema and Drashti played the title role of Madhubala who was born on a film set. She playsa happy-go-lucky girl whose life turns upside down after meeting RK, a leading superstar played byVivian Dsena. Drashti and Vivian were much appreciated as an onscreen couple.
Gayatri: Drashti played the pivotal role of Gayatri in a period drama set in the pre-independenceera. Gayatri’s father whos a rich zamindar gets her married to Rana Indravadan Singh, the king ofAmerkot who is still in love with his dead wife. The story progresses with Rani Gayatri making aplace in Ranaji&s heart and kingdom. Its a love story that blooms between a commoner and royaltyamidst the conspiracies in the royal palace.
