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Jeetu Pandey (#ParasArora) made a grand, celebratory entry with his two brides *Savi (#SeeratKapoor)* and *Latika (#PriyamvadaKant)* aboard a vibrantly decorated bus that toured key landmarks across the city. The route covered Andheri, Juhu, Bandra and Worli, passing iconic celebrity residences including Amitabh Bachchan’s Jalsa, Shah Rukh Khan’s Mannat, Salman Khan’s Galaxy Apartments and Isha Ambani’s Gulita, along with the buzzing Linking Road, the picturesque Bandra-Worli Sea Link and Haji Ali, instantly drawing attention wherever the baraat passed.

Adding to the grandeur, the baraat was attended by the show’s extended on-screen family, including Jeetu’s parents Geeta Pandey (Geeta Bisht) and Reeta Pandey (Richa Sony), Ramesh Pandey (Harsh Vashishth), Suresh Pandey (Brij Bhushan Shukla), the beloved Dadaji (Babloo Mukherjee), Ritika Bua (Prreity Sahay Dubey), Panauti Mama (Amitabh Ghanekar), Savitri (Priyamvada Singh), Tillumal (Sudeep Sarangi), Lattu (Vinayak Singh) and Pappi (Lota Tiwari). Their presence brought the show’s family warmth to life, making the spectacle even more authentic and engaging.

The excitement reached its peak at Bandstand, where a surprise flash mob unfolded as dancers burst into a high-energy performance, transforming the promenade into a carnival-like celebration. What began as a regular evening for Mumbaikars quickly turned into a moment of sheer surprise and delight. Crowds gathered, phones went up, cheers echoed, and the streets buzzed with curiosity as the colorful baraat danced its way through the city. The striking visual of one groom with two brides, one rooted and the other born from a supernatural twist perfectly mirrored the show’s central conflict and instantly sparked conversations, smiles and laughter among onlookers.

Talking about this innovative unique on-ground activation, Kaveri Das-Chief Channel Officer &TV, Business Head – Hindi Z5, said, “At &TV, we constantly look for meaningful and engaging ways to bring our stories closer to viewers. Gharwali Pedwali is a joyful, family-first comedy with a delightfully unexpected twist, and we wanted its launch to reflect that same energy and surprise. Taking the show to the streets of Mumbai through this larger-than-life baraat allowed us to connect directly with audiences and spark instant curiosity and conversations. The overwhelming response reaffirmed our belief that viewers are eager for fresh, relatable entertainment that blends humour, heart and imagination.”

This innovative on-ground activation not only captured the soul of Gharwali Pedwali but also reflected &TV’s commitment to offering refreshing and relatable family entertainment. By taking the show beyond television screens and into the heart of Mumbai, the channel created a memorable, high-impact moment that resonated strongly with families and passers-by alike.

Sharing his experience, Paras Arora aka Jeetu said, “Taking Gharwali Pedwali to the streets was absolutely surreal. When we reached Bandstand and the flash mob began, the energy was unbelievable. The fact that we were dancing between Shah Rukh Khan’s and Salman Khan’s houses made it even more special. Honestly, after this, the benchmark for my real-life baraat has gone much higher (laughs). Watching people stop, smile, dance along and react to Jeetu arriving with two brides and his entire family felt like the show had already found its audience. This baraat truly reflects the madness, humour and heart of Jeetu’s journey.”

Adding to this, Seerat Kapoor aka Savi shared, “The moment our colourful bus rolled in and the dancers took over, the reactions around us were priceless. People were genuinely surprised, curious and excited, and that made the entire experience unforgettable. For the first time, such a unique baraat passed over the Bandra-Worli Sea Link, making us feel nothing less than blessed. Savi believes in handling chaos with confidence, and this stunt felt like a real-life extension of her world. The warmth and enthusiasm we received on the streets has made me even more excited for audiences to watch the show.”

Echoing similar sentiments, Priyamvada Kant aka Latika said, “This baraat was pure magic loud, joyful and full of life, just like Latika. Seeing people’s stunned expressions when they realised we were dancing on an open bus decorated like a bride was priceless. Honestly, at one point, I even got emotional. Dancing outside Shah Rukh Khan’s house felt like a dream,’ aisa laga meri Mannat poori ho gayi’. Supernatural stories are meant to surprise, and this stunt did exactly that. The overwhelming response even before the premiere tells us that audiences are ready to embrace this fun, unique story with open arms.”

Tune in to watch ‘Gharwali Pedwali’, premiering December 15 at 10:00 PM, every Monday to Friday, on &TV and Hindi Z5!

By Keerti Kadam

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At the heart of this delightful show is Prithvi Mishra, fondly known as Jeetu, whose life has always been shaped by unexpected “twos”, two mothers, two fathers, two bosses, and now, by destiny’s strangest turn, two wives. What begins as a simple dream of marital bliss with his real wife, Savi, soon transforms into comic chaos when an astrological hurdle leads to a symbolic tree marriage. The harmless ritual takes an unforeseen turn when Latika, a spirited ghost from another era, enters Jeetu’s life believing herself to be his rightful bride. What follows is a hilarious tug-of-war between his grounded Gharwali and his whimsical Pedwali, doubling the drama, doubling the mischief, and doubling the fun.

Set in Varanasi, Gharwali Pedwali presents a unique world where the warmth of family life meets magical unpredictability. As Jeetu navigates the daily madness created by his practical, modern Savi and the playful, old-world Latika, he finds himself caught between love, loyalty, and supernatural hilarity. Their contrasting personalities bring endless comedic clashes, unexpected emotional moments, and a daily rollercoaster that keeps the audience constantly entertained.

Talking about the show, Kaveri Das-Chief Channel Officer &TV, Business Head – Hindi Z5 says, “At &TV, we strive to introduce concepts that surprise, entertain, and emotionally connect with our audiences. ‘Gharwali Pedwali’ is a refreshing and imaginative take on family comedy. A genre loved across Indian households yet rarely explored in new, innovative ways. The contrast between a modern, independent young wife and a spirited ghost bride brings limitless possibilities for humour and storytelling. The show beautifully captures everyday family emotions while adding a magical layer that makes it truly distinctive. With its quirky premise, rooted characters and warmth, we believe the show will bring wholesome joy to our viewers every night.”

Peninsula Productions adds, “What excited us most about ‘Gharwali Pedwali’ is its ability to deliver clean, joyful entertainment with a novel twist. The supernatural element does not merely add humour to it, it builds emotion, conflict and laughter in ways that feel fresh and meaningful. Jeetu’s world, divided between two wives from two different realms, lends itself to endless comedic possibilities while keeping the narrative heartfelt and relatable. We are grateful to &TV for their belief in such innovative storytelling, and we are confident that viewers will embrace this show for its originality, warmth, and sheer entertainment value.”

Talking about his role as Jeetu, Paras Arora says, “Jeetu is a beautifully relatable character, someone who wants a simple, peaceful life but always ends up in complicated situations. Playing a man balancing two wives, one real and one supernatural, is both hilarious and creatively challenging. What drew me to this role was its innocence and unpredictability. Comedy as a genre is incredibly rewarding, and this script instantly connects with me because it offers humour rooted in emotion. I am excited for viewers to see Jeetu’s confusion, charm and journey as he navigates this utterly chaotic double life.”

Speaking about her role as Latika, Priyamvada Kant shares, “My character Latika is the heart of the show dramatic, affectionate, old-worldly and delightfully mischievous. As a spirit who genuinely believes Jeetu belongs to her, her emotions and actions drive much of the show’s humour and warmth. Supernatural comedy is such an unexplored genre on Indian television, and that’s exactly what drew me to this project. Latika is layered, expressive and funny, and playing her allows me to blend comedy with emotional depth. I’m thrilled to return to television with a role this unique.”

Adding about her role as Savi, Seerat Kapoor adds, “Savi is a vibrant, modern Gen Z girl who believes in love, family and honest relationships. Her world completely flips when she discovers that her husband now has a second ‘wife’, who happens to be a ghost! The contrast between Savi’s contemporary personality and Latika’s old-school charm creates some of the most humorous and emotional moments in the show. I love Savi’s strength and her ability to find humour even in the most chaotic situations. This show is unlike anything I have done before, and I am sure the audience will enjoy this magical, comedic, and emotional rollercoaster.”
With its refreshing storytelling, endearing characters, and a delightful blend of realism and fantasy, Gharwali Pedwali’ is all set to offer viewers a heartfelt, humorous, and thoroughly entertaining family drama.

Tune in to watch ‘Gharwali Pedwali’, premiering on December 15 at 10:00 PM, every Monday to Friday, on &TV.

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Priyamvada Kant, aka Latika from the upcoming show Gharwali Pedwali, shares, “This festive season, I want my style to reflect warmth, joy, and a sense of tradition. I am currently drawn to flowy anarkalis in rich jewel tones like emerald green and royal blue, as they instantly lift the festive vibe and exude elegance. I plan to pair them with statement oxidized jewelry like big jhumkas, chunky bangles, and maybe even a bold choker. Oxidised silver has this raw, earthy charm that instantly adds character to any outfit, no matter how simple. For makeup, I prefer a soft, glowing look, a dewy base, lightly flushed cheeks, and a hint of shimmer on the eyes to catch the festive lights. I always finish with a bold bindi and fresh gajra in my hair; it’s my little style signature that makes me feel connected to tradition. I want my look to feel traditional yet youthful and full of life, just like Latika! Whether it’s a puja or a casual get-together, dressing up for me is about celebrating life, culture, and beauty all at once.”

Sonal Panwar, aka Malaika from Happu Ki Ultan Paltan, mentions, “I like keeping my festive style chic with a modern twist. This year, I am obsessed with Indo-western co-ords, sets, think flowy pants paired with embroidered crop tops or embellished capes. They are stylish, comfortable, and versatile enough for everything from a family dinner to a party. I love experimenting by mixing classic Indian fabrics with contemporary cuts, which creates a unique look without trying too hard. Makeup is where I like to play! This season, I’m going bold with eyeliner, maybe even graphic styles balanced with nude lips for that edgy-yet-elegant effect. I am also tempted to try metallic eyeshadows for a touch of drama. Accessories are my absolute favourite part of styling, mirrorwork potlis, statement ear cuffs, and those trendy pearl or rhinestone hair clips that instantly elevate a look. For me, fashion is about showing up as your most confident self, and this festive season, my style will be bold, bright, and unapologetically expressive with just the right amount of sparkle.”

Shubhangi Atre, aka Angoori Bhabi from Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai, reveals, “Festivals are the perfect occasion to go all out with traditional wear, and I enjoy every bit of it. I’m planning to wear a rich Banarasi silk saree in a classic hue, paired with a contrasting blouse to add that extra pop of colour. There is something timeless and regal about Banarasi weaves; the craftsmanship and intricate zari work never fail to make you feel royal. I will be accessorising with traditional temple jewellery such as heavy jhumkas, a delicate mathapatti, and a gold bangle, styling my hair in a neat bun adorned with fresh mogra flowers. It’s such a graceful and evergreen festive look. For makeup, I prefer a subtle yet striking style, a flawless, radiant base, kohled eyes, and a deep maroon lipstick that ties the look together. Dressing traditionally during festivals reminds me of the warmth of family gatherings and the joy of rituals. It’s not just about looking beautiful; it’s about feeling connected to our culture, our values, and our roots. For me, every outfit tells a story of tradition and togetherness.”

Watch your favourite shows every Monday to Friday, Happu Ki Ultan Paltan at 10 PM, Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai at 10:30 PM, and Gharwali Pedwali soon on &TV.

By Keerti Kadam

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Priyamvada Kant, aka Latika from Gharwali Pedwali, shares, “I share a very special bond with Krishna Bhardwaj. We first met eight years ago while working on a show together, and since then, we have remained in constant touch. What makes our friendship unique is the deep spiritual connection we share. Outwardly, we are both hyper and fun-loving, but at heart, we are calm and grounded. That inner stillness is what we truly bond over. Amidst all the chaos and drama on set, we always found comfort in each other’s presence. Whether it was me supporting him through restlessness or him quietly standing by me in tough times, our friendship is built on mutual understanding and unwavering support—it’s peaceful, strong, and rare.”_

Sapna Sikarwar, aka Bimlesh from Happu Ki Ultan Paltan, shares, “Geetanjali and I connected during a shoot years ago, and our bond slowly grew from scene partners to soul sisters. We are both strong-headed, yet we balance each other perfectly. What I love most about her is her compassion. Even in her busiest moments, she thinks of others. Once, I was facing a deeply personal challenge, and she dropped everything to be by my side. She didn’t just comfort me; she lifted me with strength. The best part is now we are working on the same show and playing sisters onscreen in Happu Ki Ultan Paltan. Ours is a friendship where even silence speaks volumes. In a fast-moving world, she’s my constant—a reminder that true friendship isn’t about frequency, but presence.”

Shubhangi Atre, aka Angoori Bhabi from Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai, shares, “I met Megha years ago at an industry event, and instantly felt a warm, honest vibe. That spark turned into a deep friendship over time. I’ll never forget a moment during my struggling days in Mumbai when I found myself without a place to stay. In panic, I called Megha. Without hesitation, she said, ‘Stay right there, I’m coming,’ and took me home. That gesture gave me not just shelter but strength. Megha’s honesty and support are her most beautiful traits. She tells you what you need to hear, not just what you want to hear. With her, I didn’t just find a friend—I found a sister for life.”

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Meera Deosthale : I am whatever I have learnt from my mother. From childhood to even now, there are innumerable things that she has taught me. But first and foremost that will always stay with me is that she tells me to be a good person first. Never wrong someone, if you can’t do good to someone, don’t do bad either. She introduced me to my own conscience. This Mother’s Day I want to thank her for the wonderful mom that she is. For her love is never-ending love and trust on me. She has sacrificed a lot for her kids and I am very grateful for having her in my life.

Sidharrth Sipani : Independence and perseverance are the two things that I have learnt from my mother. She always tells me to stand up from how to believe that I could do anything if I put my mind and heart into it. I want to tell her that she is the inspiration behind what I am today and that I have learnt from her to move past all the obstacles and stay determined towards the goal.

Priyamvada Kant : I am an extension of my mom. I owe my entire life to her not just because she gave birth to me but for the way she supported me throughout my entire life. From taking me to dance classes, to helping me with my school projects… even after having a successful career she always gave her undivided attention towards me and our family. This is something that I have learnt from her. She has been a hands-on mother. I’ve been away from home for over ten years but I still call her for the smallest of things and need her suggestions. I know saying thank you won’t be enough but I will still tell her how grateful I feel to have her as my mother, teaching me the right and wrong, for passing on such amazing genes and being there for me incessantly.

Nibeditaa Paal : I think mothers are the biggest blessings on Earth. My mom is my best friend. Moms are selfless and I am so blessed to share such an amazing relationship with her. I tell her almost everything that happens in my life and she is always there to guide me. She is the one person who passes any judgements about me unless she finds out what the real truth is. I want to tell my mom today that she completes me, that I am nothing without her.

Sneh Binny : There are many things I have learnt from my mother, but the one thing that she keeps telling me is ‘mehnat ka phal zaroor milta hai’. When everything is going wrong, she’s the one who holds my hand, has my back. I don’t have words to tell her but she knows what she means to me.

Anupama Solanki : My mother has always told me to let my work do the talking. Along with a number of things, she also taught me how to cook well. She has always supported my dreams and helped me fulfil them. I want to tell my mother that you are the most beautiful mother in this world and you are a beauty with a brain. I have no words to describe my love for you, mom.

Anjali Phougat : My mother left everything in India and stayed with me in the US for one year during my daughter’s birth so as to take care of me and my child. So the first thing that I have learnt from her is to be selfless. I want to thank for everything and tell her how much I love and miss her all the time.

Hasan Zaidi : Ammi says ‘selflessness’, ‘unbiased love’ and my faith in Allah are the things that I need to keep in mind. She has always been my emotional support. Her love makes me stronger. She was born on February 14 and will always be my first valentine. I will just say ‘thank you’ to her, rest she would understand.

Prajwal Gupta : She always told us to help others, be thankful and stay content with whatever we have in life. I learnt how to cook and keep my home clean from her. She has made me self-dependent. I want to thank my mother in every step of my life, I owe her everything, and whatever I have become today is because of her.

Rahul Bhatia : I learnt patience from my mom. I feel in this world women have a lot more patience. She handled me with patience since I was in her womb even now when I make mistakes. On this Mother’s Day, I wish her and dad good health and a long life. I also want to tell her that I am incomplete with her in my life.

Hrishikesh Pandey : From childhood itself my mother taught me the right values and morals. My mother inculcated the habit of learning and implementing the saying in shlokas in Mahabharata, Bhagvad Gita and Puran. She has taught us not to be greedy and respect everyone around us. I want to tell her that she is and will always be my world.

Mohit Daga : The most important thing that I have learnt from my mom is manners, respecting all religions and gurus. I remember that she used to bribe us by saying that ‘learn this shloka, and then I’ll give you Rs 5 for ice cream’. I am falling short of words to give her a message. We are connected till eternity; she knows what I feel for her.

Pritam Singh : I have learnt patience from her. But then I have my father’s genes in me too and that makes me a little hyperactive and my kids have got it from me I guess. I would like to tell my mother that mother is one person that no matter how many times you thank her, it’s still not enough. I would like to tell her that she should stop worrying about other things now and relax a bit, take care of herself for a change.

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Nibeditaa Paal: Fans are the reason we want to work harder. Their appreciation means a lot to us actors. We also acknowledge their criticism and work on it to do better. This relationship keeps us motivated, boosts our self-confidence each passing day. When they tell directly or message you on social media saying how much they enjoyed watching your perform on screen, it gives you a different kind of adrenaline rush. I feel humbled whenever I receive such reaction from my fans. I remember, I went to my Masi’s house for dinner once and she took a selfie with me and sent it to one of her students. Her students, who are my fans, didn’t believe my Masi when she told them she is related to me. So when they saw the photo and a small video that I had sent thanking them all for their support to me they went ballistic. They couldn’t believe it. So that was an overwhelming fan moment for me.

Rahul Bhatia: For a true artist, appreciation matters than money. Artists want people to recognise their work, and earn fame because of their work. Fan adulation motivates them to do better. If I talk about theatre actors, they don’t get paid well, but they work for appreciation, when their work is acknowledged by the audience with their claps, it motivates them, gives them satisfaction. Actors exist because of their fans. I remember, when I used to do reality shows, there was a huge craze for such shows among youngsters. Many would come to meet me, click selfies and take autographs. There is this one fan, whom I never met, but he found me on social media and requested for my address. Since then till now, he sends me a special cake on every birthday. I feel grateful for such love and support.

Saahil Uppal: Fans are something that an actor earns for good. They are the best thing to happen to us all. Fan adulation keeps me motivated, pushes me to work harder and makes me feel nothing less than a winner. All my fans are very important to me. Their loyalty and support helps you wade through all the difficult times of your life. Whatever happens, your loyal fans will never leave your side. I am grateful for having them in my life. They also guide you whenever you make a mistake. I learn from my fans every day. I would share my first ever fan experience that is really special to me. I went to promote one of my shows to Agra once. It was my first time ever when I saw ‘my fans’, I was taken aback with all the adulation, I was overwhelmed. There was a huge crowd calling my name as if they knew me well. They wanted to take selfies, talk to me… it was a surreal experience. It took time to sink that in. The experience was all new to me and I couldn’t be happier. I, in fact, got emotional. It was a priceless moment of my life, something I will always cherish.

Priyamvada Kant: Fans are a blessing in the life of any artist. What are we if we don’t have our fans in our life? Their love and support for us is pure. They support your choices and work and also tell you when you go wrong. It might be blood, but pure emotion is what connects us with our fans. Every praise or criticism that comes my way till date has only enthused me to work on my skills and perform better. Their likes and comments on social media make my day. I feel grateful to have them in my life. As far as fan experiences are concerned, there are quite a few to choose from. And I must all of them are closest to my heart. There was this boy who wrote me letters and also sent gifts to my place seven days prior to my birthday a few years back. On the final day, he was there at my doorstep with a huge card, bouquet and a basket full of gifts. I was not in my house at that time, but later I made sure to catch up with him. He is such a sweet person. I was so touched by his gesture.

Sharad Malhotra: Fans love and adulation is important. If you are honest and passionate about your work, it shows in your performance. And true fans never miss that genuine side of yours on screen. When I think of our fans, who only see us on screen, do not know us personally, yet love us so much and even pray for our good health, it makes me think that I must have done something good in life to have got these admirers. I want to do better every time to make them happy, to live to their love and expectations… Over the years there have been many fan experiences and all of them have been special. But if I have to talk about one then I must mention this family where everyone used to watch this particular show of mine together daily. One of them wrote to me saying how much the goodness in my character motivates them to do better, how much they love the way I perform, and that watching that show used to complete their day. I had no words.

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