Sarabhai vs Sarabhai: Wiki, Theme, Cast, Broadcast

An Indian sitcom called Sarabhai vs Sarabhai aired for two seasons on Hotstar from May 15 to July 17, 2017 and on STAR One from November 1, 2004, to April 16, 2006.

Background

Deven Bhojani served as the show’s director, and Jamnadas Majethia and Aatish Kapadia wrote the scripts. The programme, which stars a large ensemble cast including Satish Shah, Ratna Pathak Shah, Sumeet Raghavan, Rupali Ganguly, and Rajesh Kumar, centres on a stereotypical upper-class family residing in South Mumbai’s affluent Cuffe Parade suburb. Hats Off Productions was the series’ producer. The show went on to become a cult classic and was regarded as being ahead of its generation in terms of its premise, writing, and average viewership figures at the time of its initial release.

Sarabhai Vs Sarabhai’s Jasmine aka Vaibhavi Upadhyaya dies in a road accident on 23 May 2023 in Himachal Pradesh.

Sarabhai vs Sarabhai Wiki

Source: Wikipedia

Theme

The Sarabhais, an upper-class Gujarati family who reside in a luxury apartment block and later in penthouses in South Mumbai’s affluent Cuffe Parade region, are the focus of the show. Maya and Indravadhan Sarabhai are the parents of the three kids in the household. The eldest, Sahil, and his middle-class wife Monisha reside in the flat just across from them. Cosmetologist Sahil is much more composed than the other characters. Maya is a haughty socialite who finds Monisha’s middle-class mannerisms irritating. She regularly makes fun of her with “light-hearted jokes” and makes useless attempts to change her ways.

The second child of Maya and Indravadhan, Sonya, is a psychic who is wed to Dushyant, a technician who annoys the family by explaining everything about machinery. “I’ll explain” is his go-to phrase. The sitcom frequently laughs at the youngest child, Rosesh, who is also a poet and actress. Indravadan enjoys torturing Rosesh and mocking him for being his mother’s puppet in his poetry. He resides with his parents and is not married.

The second child of Maya and Indravadhan, Sonya, is a psychic who is wed to Dushyant, a technician who annoys the family by explaining everything about machinery. “I’ll explain” is his go-to phrase. The sitcom frequently laughs at the youngest child, Rosesh, who is also a poet and actress. Indravadan enjoys torturing Rosesh and mocking him for being his mother’s puppet in his poetry. He resides with his parents and is not married.

Cast

• Satish Shah: Indravadhan Sarabhai
• Ratna Pathak Shah: Maya Mazumdar Sarabhai
• Sumeet Raghavan: Dr. Sahil Sarabhai
• Rupali Ganguly: Manisha “Monisha” Singh Sarabhai
• Rajesh Kumar: Rosesh Sarabhai
• Deven Bhojani: Dushyant Painter

Accolades

Season 1

The show won 5 Indian Telly Awards and Indian Television Academy Awards in 2005. Indian Television Academy Awards 2005:

• Best Serial, Comedy (Jury)
• Best Director, Comedy (Jury) – Deven Bhojani
• Best Actor, Comedy (Jury) – Satish Shah
• Best Actress, Comedy (Jury) – Ratna Pathak Shah
• Best Dialogues (Jury) – Aatish Kapadia

Indian Telly Awards 2005

• Best Serial (Comedy)
• Best Director (Comedy) – Deven Bhojani
• Best Actor (Comedy) – Satish Shah
• Best Actress (Comedy) – Ratna Pathak Shah
• Best Art Direction (Fiction) – Omung Kumar Bhandula[

• Adah Sharma as Shalini Unnikrishnan / Fatima Ba
• Yogita Bihani as Nimah
• Sonia Balani as Asifa
• Siddhi Idnani as Geetanjali
• Devadarshini as Shalini’s mother
• Vijay Krishna
• Pranay Pachauri
• Pranav Misshra

Source: Wikipedia

Broadcast

STAR One broadcast Season 1 from 2004 through 2006. Reruns of the show were also broadcast on Star Utsav, a sister station. Season 2 was made available on the online streaming service Hotstar from 15 May to 17 July 2017.

The production of the continuing series had to be halted by the station because to the COVID-19 epidemic, hence the show began airing on Star Bharat on April 6, 2020.

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