About &TV’s Atal, Krishna Devi, played by Neha Joshi, says, “After Bhavna is kidnapped, Atal, Sada, Krishna Devi, and Krishna Bihari begin searching for her. Meanwhile, Atal recollects Sushma Taiji mentioning about getting Bhavna married. On the other hand, Sushma Taiji is attempting to forcefully marry off Bhavna. Atal and his family reach the location where Bhavna is being married against her will, but the sipahis block their entry.” In &TV’s Bheema, Mewa, played by Amit Bhardwaj says, “Dhaniya saves Bheema from being trafficked but is soon wrongfully accused of attempting to murder Sunil and is taken into custody. Kailasha Bua imposes a condition that Dhaniya will be freed if Bheema agrees to get married and give up education.”

About the upcoming track of &TV’s Happu Ki Ultan Paltan, Geetanjali Mishra, who plays Rajesh, shares, “Beni (Vishwanath Chatterjee) earns a five lakh fee from one of his cases. Curious to test Happu’s loyalty, Beni challenges him, and Happu proves his friendship. Later, Happu decides to turn the tables and test Beni in return, with the full support of his family. Rajesh pretends to faint in front of Beni, and while drinking with him, Happu subtly suggests that Rajesh might have a serious illness. The next day, they present a fake doctor’s report stating that Rajesh has a hole in her heart and needs a ₹1.5 crore treatment. However, Beni remains unmoved, showing no sympathy, which frustrates the family. In a shocking twist, Rajesh’s blood test is mixed up with that of another patient named Rajesh, who indeed has a heart condition. Unaware of the mix-up, the doctor informs the family that Rajesh’s condition is real, and the treatment will cost ₹1.5 crore, leaving everyone devastated. Desperate for money, Happu approaches the Commissioner (Kishore Bhanushali) and Manohar (Nitin Jadhav), but when he turns to Beni, he refuses to help. Even Katori Amma (Himani Shivpuri) and the children—Hritik (Aryan Prajapati), Chamchi (Zara Warsi), and Ranbir (Somya Azad)—plead with Beni, but he remains firm, infuriating the family.”

About &TV’s Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai, Rohitashv Gour, who plays Manmohan Tiwari says, “Tiwari (Rohitashv Gour) asks Angoori (Shubhangi Atre) for his lucky shirt to wear to an important meeting. While wearing it, Vibhuti (Aasif Sheikh) notices Tiwari and inquires about it. Tiwari proudly explains that the shirt is his lucky charm and brings him good fortune. Vibhuti mocks him, but soon after, Tiwari experiences a stroke of luck when a tea vendor waves off his dues, declaring him their 1,000th customer. This leaves Vibhuti intrigued by the shirt’s supposed power. Curious, Vibhuti approaches Angoori to learn more about it and concocts a plan to acquire it for himself. With the help of Teeka (Vaibhav Mathur), Tillu (Salim Zaidi), and David Chacha (Annup Upadhyay), he steals the shirt and wears it, hoping for the same good fortune. However, the shirt brings him bad luck—he gets into an accident, is beaten up, and Anita (Vidisha Srivastava) faces losses in her business. Frustrated, Vibhuti decides to return the shirt to Tiwari, but Ammaji (Soma Rathod) intervenes, advising Tiwari not to accept it.”

Watch Atal at 8:00 pm, Bheema at 8:30 pm, Happu Ki Ultan Paltan at 10:00 pm, and Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai at 10:30 pm, airing every Monday to Friday on &TV.

By Keerti Kadam

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What makes playing young Atal Bihari Vajpayee so special to you?

This role is incredibly special to me because Atal Ji was not just a great leader but also an inspiring human being. Portraying his childhood and displaying how his early experiences shaped the leader he became is truly a big honour. This show has been a profound experience, teaching me valuable lessons about humility, courage, and staying true to one’s beliefs.

How does it feel to share screen space with #NehaJoshi as your onscreen mother?

Neha is like a mentor to me, both on and off the set. I address her as ‘Aai’ in real life also. Her talent, guidance, and support have made all our scenes so real and emotional. In all these years, our bond has grown stronger, and it has truly enhanced the authenticity of our on-screen mother-son relationship. She has taught me so much about acting, and I am grateful for everything I have learned from her during this journey.

What has been the most challenging aspect of portraying young Atal Bihari Vajpayee?

The biggest challenge has been capturing the depth of Atal Ji’s personality. Even as a young boy, he was wise and thoughtful. Balancing those qualities while preserving the innocence of childhood was certainly challenging.

You recently celebrated the show’s first anniversary in Gwalior. What was that experience like?

The trip to Gwalior was unforgettable. Visiting the library and computer training institute, named after his father Krishna Bihari Vajpayee, was particularly touching, especially knowing that Atal Ji himself inaugurated it. And of course, trying his favorite boondi ladoos at Bahadura Sweets was a sweet treat! Being part of such a meaningful celebration of Atal Ji’s legacy in Gwalior was incredibly special.

How do you personally connect with young Atal Bihari Vajpayee?

Atal Ji’s curiosity and love for learning resonate with me. Portraying his childhood has made me more mindful of how small actions and decisions can shape the future. It has inspired me to stay grounded, continue learning, and value his principles.

Is there any character you aspire to play in the future?

I would love to play a superhero one day—someone who uses their powers to bring a positive change. I also dream of taking on roles that challenge me emotionally and allow me to grow as an actor. Whether it is a historical figure or a fictional character, I want to be part of stories that leave a lasting impact on the audience.

Watch Aayudh Bhanushali as young Atal Bihari Vajpayee in Atal, airing Monday to Friday at 8:00 PM on &TV.

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Ashutosh Kulkarni, aka Krishan Bihari Vajpayee in Atal, expresses, “The monsoon is when I dive into my culinary passion for Maharashtrian food. My culture’s comforting and flavorful dishes come alive in the cool, rainy ambience. There is magic in enjoying steaming ginger tea and munching on bhajiyas while watching the rain. These fritters, made from onions, potatoes, or green chillies, are my go-to snack. The crispy exterior and soft interior paired with spicy green chutney or tangy tamarind sauce create pure bliss. Kanda bhaji—onion fritters—are my favourite. The crunchy, spiced gram flour batter-fried onions are irresistible, especially when dipped in chutney. On weekends, I often request my mom to prepare pithla bhakri, a traditional Maharashtrian dish made from chickpea flour and served with jowar or bajra flatbread. With its creamy, spicy pithla and rustic, hearty bhakri, this dish brings warmth and satisfaction during the rainy season. I fondly remember packing it in my school tiffin and sharing it with friends. Another beloved treat is batata vada, spiced potato fritters that I eagerly anticipate. They are a filling and deeply satisfying snack, served in a pav with spicy garlic chutney.”

Yogesh Tripathi, aka Daroga Happu Singh in Happu Ki Ultan Paltan, shares, “Monsoon in Uttar Pradesh is a time of joy, and food is central to this experience. Each dish connects me to my roots and childhood memories of enjoying these treats with family and friends. Kachoris are a monsoon must-have in my household. These flaky, stuffed pastries filled with spiced lentils or peas are incredibly satisfying, especially when served with tangy tamarind or spicy green chutney. Another favourite is aloo tikki, spiced potato patties that are a popular street food in the northern region. During the monsoon season, I love making them at home at my wife’s request, adding my twist with various chutneys and toppings. The crispy exterior and soft, spiced potato filling inside make aloo tikki an irresistible treat. Even in Mumbai, I enjoy these flavours whenever it rains, turning each monsoon into a culinary celebration filled with nostalgia.”

Shubhangi Atre, aka Angoori Bhabi from Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai, shares, “During the monsoon, the streets of Indore come alive with vendors selling hot, crispy garadu. I vividly remember sharing a plate of garadu with friends under an umbrella, our fingers stained with the delicious masala. The crispy exterior and soft, flavorful yam coated in a zesty spice mix brings unparalleled joy. Whenever I get a day off from shoots, I cook Indori street-style garadu at home and enjoy it near my balcony while it rains. Another dish that evokes cherished memories is dal bafla, a traditional Malwa dish like dal baati but softer and soaked in ghee. The golden brown bafla, served with rich, flavorful dal and ghee, fills our home with an aroma of warmth and togetherness. Eating dal bafla with family while it rained outside was a comforting ritual. Roasted corn (Butta) is another monsoon favourite I enjoy on the go, adding to the seasonal delight.”

Don’t miss seeing these talented &TV actors in action while enjoying your monsoon delicacies! Watch your favourite artists in Atal at 8:00 pm, Happu Ki Ultan Paltan at 10:00 pm, and Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai at 10:30 pm, airing every Monday to Friday only on &TV.

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Elaborating on the upcoming episodes, Krishna Devi, aka Neha Joshi, comments, “The Panchayat will decide whether the girls should receive an education. Atal must present a compelling argument to convince the Panchayat to grant girls the right to education. Meanwhile, Awadh, who had promised his brothers Prem and Sada to help them buy books, backed out on his promise. It is revealed that his wife Saraswati had stopped him from spending money on his brothers. Tensions escalate in the house when Prem accuses Awadh of false promise about giving them money, and Awadh angrily punishes him. Atal intervenes, declaring that Awadh is wrong. In a rage, Awadh blames Atal for the issue. This harsh statement against Atal shocks everyone, leading to another altercation between Awadh and the brothers. Sushila Bua tells Atal that Prem and Sada’s behaviour towards their elder brother is inappropriate. Atal promises to mediate and convince Prem and Sada to apologise to Awadh, but they refuse. Sushila bua believes that if Atal cannot resolve the issue between the brothers, he may be unable to make his case before the Panchayat.”

However, Atal convinces Prem and Sada, who touch their elder brother Awadh’s feet, to apologise. Krishna Devi adds, “Atal goes to a library with Dadaji to study various books to prepare a strong argument for girls’ education before the Panchayat. Meanwhile, Tomar and Sushila Bua hatch a plan to thwart Atal’s effort to bring positive societal change.” Will Atal succeed in his quest to secure education for the girls, or will the Panchayat decide against him?

Stay tuned to watch Atal, airing every Monday to Friday at 8:00 PM on &TV.

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Krishna Devi adds, “When the goons reach the station, they see Krishna Devi standing there while Sudarshan observes from a distance. The buyers ruthlessly attempt to attack Atal, but Awadh intervenes to protect him. Tomar tries to take the buyers away, but Atal demands to know who planned his kidnapping. Tomar initially tries to excuse himself, claiming he needs to investigate further. However, Krishna Devi and family charge towards the buyer to know the truth. It is then revealed that Sudarshan is the mastermind behind Atal’s kidnapping, leading to Sudarshan’s arrest.”

Catch the entire action unfold in the upcoming track of Atal, airing every Monday to Friday at 8:00 pm only on &TV.

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Neha Joshi, aka Krishna Devi Vajpayee from Atal, shares, “On a free day, drenching in the rain is the best part feeling during monsoons. But this might affect your skin, so it is critical to take some extra care. The humid monsoon weather can exacerbate oiliness and frizz, making it essential for me to adopt a regimen that addresses these challenges while using natural ingredients. I apply homemade cleanser made of besan (gram flour) and turmeric mixed with milk. This natural combination gently exfoliates and cleanses my skin, keeping it free from excess oil and impurities. After cleansing, I tone my skin with rose water. Also, moisturizing becomes crucial, even for oily skin like mine. I use aloe vera gel mixed with a few drops of tea tree oil. This lightweight moisturizer hydrates my skin and helps to prevent acne breakouts, a common issue during the monsoon.”

Geetanjali Mishra, aka Rajesh from Happu Ki Ultan Paltan, shares, “I prefer washing my face regularly during this season. One of my go-to remedies, suggested by my mom, is a natural mask made from fuller’s earth, neem, and clove. To prepare, I mix two tablespoons of fuller’s earth with a tablespoon of neem powder and half a teaspoon of clove powder in a clean bowl. Then, I gradually add rose water to form a smooth paste. Rose water helps achieve the right consistency and tones the skin. After cleansing my face and patting it dry, I evenly apply the mask to my face and neck, avoiding the eye area, and leave it on for 15-20 minutes until it dries completely. I then rinse it off with lukewarm water, gently massaging it in circular motions to exfoliate. After patting my face dry, I apply a light, natural moisturizer like aloe vera gel or almond oil to keep my skin hydrated. This mask combines the oil-absorbing and impurity-clearing properties of fuller’s earth along with the antibacterial and anti-inflammatory benefits of neem, and the bacteria-fighting power of clove. When used once or twice a week, it helps maintain clear, fresh, and glowing skin throughout the monsoon season. Additionally, I rely on fruits like papaya, which contain enzymes like papain that help remove dead skin cells and reduce pigmentation. I create a mask by blending papaya with a tablespoon of yoghurt and applying it to my face for 15-20 minutes before rinsing off. These fruit-based remedies not only nourish and rejuvenate the skin but also provide essential vitamins and antioxidants to maintain a healthy, radiant complexion during the humid monsoon season.”

Shubhangi Atre, aka Angoori Bhabi from Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai, shares, “Humid weather can be deceptive, often making my skin feel both parched and sticky. To tackle this, I rely on a regimen enriched with organic and easily accessible ingredients. During monsoons, I start my day with a gentle cleanser made from a blend of honey and milk. This combination not only cleanses my skin but also provides deep hydration, which is essential for my dry skin. After cleansing, I use a homemade toner of orange blossom water and glycerin, which helps lock in moisture and soothe my skin. To combat the dryness caused by constant travel and excessive humidity on rainy days, I apply a nourishing face mask made from mashed avocado and honey twice a week. This deeply hydrates and rejuvenates my skin, giving it a healthy glow. Additionally, I carry a small spray bottle of rose water for quick hydration throughout the day, keeping my skin fresh.”

Watch your favourite artists in Atal at 8:00 pm, Happu Ki Ultan Paltan at 10:00 pm, and Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai at 10:30 pm, airing every Monday to Friday on &TV!

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Ashutosh Kulkarni, aka Krishan Bihari Vajpayee from Atal, shares, “The best part of summers for me is relishing the juicy and mouth-watering mangoes sliced into wedges, accompanied by refreshing creamy mango lassis. And when it comes to quenching my thirst, nothing can beat the freshness of a glass of nimbu paani. And let’s not forget the fragrant rose-flavoured ice golas, which always remind me of my childhood. These delicious treats bring me joy and comfort, especially during the scorching summer heat. Who doesn’t love indulging in these cool and refreshing treats?”

Yogesh Tripathi, Daroga Happu Singh from Happu Ki Ultan Paltan, shares, “Summer can be fun! There’s no denying that summers can be scorching, but I have some cool, amazing food tips to beat the heat. I like to indulge in the tanginess of aam panna, the crispiness of golgappas, and the refreshing taste of chilled lassi. Apart from that, I also prefer relishing some juicy watermelon slices to stay hydrated and enjoy fresh juices. I believe that each season brings with it a chance to relish and revel in various types of food that match the weather. Celebrations often accompany food and help us create memories that last a lifetime. I encourage everyone to savour every bite and create some unforgettable memories along the way!”

Rohitashv Gour, aka Manmohan Tiwari, from Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai, shares, “As the temperature rises, my body naturally craves refreshing foods and drinks. I find comfort in indulging in juicy watermelon, cool cucumber, kulfi, curd rice, and homemade potato chaat. I recommend incorporating leafy green vegetables like spinach, amaranth leaves, and mint, especially during summer. These foods can help regulate your body temperature and keep you hydrated. I fondly remember summertime, such as picnics, ice cream, pool parties, and indoor games, which bring families together and make summer joyful and fun.”

Catch Ashutosh Kulkarni in Atal at 8:00 pm, Yogesh Tripathi in Happu Ki Ultan Paltan at 10:00 pm, and Rohitashv Gour in Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai at 10:30 pm, airing every Monday to Friday only on &TV.

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Sharing more details about the track, Deepa adds, “At the mohalla, Sudharshan Tripathi instigates parents of Niti’s friends and Mohalla people to protest Atal’s stand or support for Niti’s education. They all arrive at the mohalla and raise slogans against Atal, leaving Krishna Devi hurt. Sushila Bua arrives at Vajpayee’s house the next morning demanding respect forcefully and demands Krishna Devi to wash her feet. She also demands that Krishna Devi and Krishan Bihari Vajpayee bring Awadh and Saraswati back home and that she will enter the house only once they return. Upon returning, Saraswati requests Sushila Bua to help her get Awadh the job he applied for. Sushila Bua agrees and begins to harass Krishna Devi unjustly, blaming her for things she hasn’t done. She further insists that Atal write his name on a paper so she can consult an astrologer about Shyam Bihari’s predictions regarding him. How she misuses Atal’s name in the paper will create more challenges for the Atal and Vajpayee family.”

Watch Deepa Savargaonkar as ‘Sushila Bua’ in the forthcoming episodes of ‘Atal’ at 8:00 pm, airing every Monday to Friday only on &TV.

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Prachitee Ahirrao, Vimla Bihari Vajpayee from Atal, shares, “I love to dance because it brings me happiness. It is an integral part of my life. Dancing has taught me to find harmony within myself by instilling discipline, grace, and a strong desire to excel. Dancing helps me to relax and uplifts my mood like nothing else. I have trained in Kathak, a type of dance that combines theatre and storytelling. So undoubtedly, Kathak is one of my favourite forms of dance. It allows me to express complex emotions and tell stories through intricate movements and facial expressions. I have become a better storyteller by mastering the graceful gestures, intricate footwork, and subtle facial expressions that Kathak requires. Kathak brings me mental peace and positivity, which I cherish and enjoy. On International Dance Day, I hope everyone can experience the joy of dance and that it helps them relax and forget their worries.”

Geetanjali Mishra, Rajesh in Happu Ki Ultan Paltan, shares, “As a child, dancing brought me immense joy. My sister and I would watch our favourite songs on TV and try to copy the moves. That’s where my love for dance began. Although I’m not a professional, I can dance gracefully, especially in freestyle and Bollywood styles. As an actor, I’ve had the opportunity to perform various dance forms like Tandav, Garba, Lavani, and more. Dancing has always been a sanctuary for me, a way to escape life’s stresses. It’s an expression without limits, allowing me to let go of inhibitions and connect with others. Dancing keeps me physically fit and nurtures my spiritual well-being. It brings peace, harmony, and a profound connection with myself and the universe. Happiness comes from within, and dancing is the key to unlocking it. I cultivate that inner joy through regular practice, letting it shine through every step and gesture. Dancing is a journey of self-discovery, a path to inner peace, and a source of boundless energy and positivity.”

Shubhangi Atre, aka Angoori Bhabi from Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai, “Apart from being an actress, I am also an experienced dancer and instructor. Dancing is an essential part of my being. I specialise in Kathak, a classical Indian dance form inspired by ancient literature, mythology, and poetry. Kathak is a spiritual and devotional dance form that infuses every movement with profound meaning. The traditional music played during Kathak performances, accompanied by instruments like the tabla and sitar, creates an otherworldly ambience that resonates deep within me. My love for Kathak reflects my spiritual connection to its divine themes and melodies. Dancing offers me solace and confidence, grounding me in my essence. It lifts me from stress and negativity and provides a sense of freedom. Despite my busy schedule, I dance daily, as it is a cherished practice that brings me joy. On International Dance Day, my message for all dance enthusiasts is to never stop dancing. Dancing is a powerful and enduring source of joy and movement that can provide solace and a sense of freedom.”

Watch your favourite artists in Atal at 8:00 pm, Happu Ki Ultan Paltan at 10:00 pm, and Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai at 10:30 pm, airing every Monday to Friday on &TV.

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Sharing her joy on the 100-episode completion, Neha Joshi, essaying Krishna Devi Vajpayee, says, “Completing the 100-episode mark is a big moment for us, and we are quite excited. First, thank our audience for this unwavering love and support for the show. And not to forget my co-stars and the dedicated crew behind the scenes, whose seamless coordination and hard work made it all possible. This journey has afforded me countless opportunities to delve into a spectrum of emotions as an actor, and reaching this milestone fills me with gratitude. The outpouring of affection from our audience is heartening and serves as a driving force for each of us. Recently, during our visit to Ram Mandir in Ayodhya to seek blessings for our show’s success and celebrate Ram Navami, we were humbled by the overwhelming love of our fans, who expressed their adoration for the show and its characters. We marked this celebration with our ‘Atal’ team on set, reflecting on the shared experiences that have shaped our journey together.”

Vyom Thakkar, essaying Young Atal, says, “This is such a special moment for all of us! I am so happy that we have completed 100 episodes. It has been a wonderful journey, and we have become like an extended family. Congratulations to everyone for this incredible achievement!”

Ashutosh Kulkarni, essaying Krishan Bihari Vajpayee, says, “My journey with Atal has been incredible. The warmth and appreciation from our audience towards my character bring me immense happiness. I consistently receive messages expressing their appreciation of our show and the characters. The collective effort of our dedicated team has made the show a success, and reaching the milestone of 100 episodes is a big moment for us. Heartiest Congratulations to everyone. We marked this special occasion with a joyful cake-cutting ceremony. Here’s to more such milestones to come!”

Watch Atal at 8:00 pm, airing every Monday to Friday on &TV.

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