Over the last three decades, Zee TV has entertained its audience with great stories, endearing characters, and shackle-breaking fiction shows that have connected with the masses. During the pandemic too, it has strived to provide its viewers with content that inspires them and keeps them engaged. With festivities around the corner and the restrictions limiting the celebrations across India, Zee TV has a surprise coming your way! The channel is all set to give you the look, feel, and flavor of Ganesh Chaturthi at the comfort of your homes as it presents an extravagant celebration through a special episode of ‘Ganesh Utsav with Zee TV’. This unique celebration will see lots of fun, dance, masti and conversations with our top telly stars celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi with all of you this time around. This special episode will air on the 19th of September at 12PM and it will surely captivate one and all.
Zee TV viewers will witness some amazing performances of their most favorite Telly stars. Kumkum Bhagya’s lovely jodis Abhi (Shabir Alhuwalia)-Pragya (Sriti Jha) and Prachi (Mugdha Chapekar) – Ranbir (Krishna Kaul) will floor everyone with their adorable chemistry, while Kundali Bhagya’s Abhishek Kapur – Manit Joura and actors like Ankita Lokhande will make it a memorable celebration courtesy their enchanting performances. However, it was Kumkum Bhagya’s Prachi (Mugdha Chapekar) and Ranbir (Krishna Kaul) who took everyone’s breath away during the shoot. The duo performed a sizzling retro act, and it will surely make the viewers fall in love with them all over again.
Mugdha and Krishna’s sizzling chemistry as well as their extraordinary performances on evergreen and retro Bollywood songs like Humne Tumko Dekha, Ek Main Aur Ek Tu, and Khullam Khulla Pyaar Karenge cannot be missed. It was their purana andaaz of celebrating this festival that caught everyone’s eyes!
Talking about her act, Mugdha mentioned, “Last year, because of the pandemic, we couldn’t celebrate all the festivals like how we usually do. Being a Maharashtrian, I really missed celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi. Ganesh Chaturthi is not just a festival for me, it’s an emotion. Of course, we followed all the guidelines, took all the necessary precautions, wore our masks while we were not shooting, and sanitized everything, we don’t forget that. But it was fun, and we showcased the celebrations in a Purana Andaaz, wearing all these retro clothes and performing on the songs from the ’70s. In fact, Krishna and I dedicated this act to our beloved charming late actor Rishi Ji as well and we performed on most of his songs. It was truly an amazing experience altogether and we can’t wait for everyone to see it.”
Well, we cannot wait to see all these flawless acts on the TV screen, can you?