Anu has a clear agenda in life - Get Dev.Īt a particular point in the serial Pammi and Anu were in a race to conceive Dev’s child. Sam doesn’t, but Pammi knows that this Anu babe has a centuries old crush on Dev. A doctor is Pammi’s old flame and always hangs around in the background. Pammi is married to Dev (Varun Badola), a ghar jamai, as he looks after the family business. The wheelchair guy has an additional daughter born out of wedlock ( a typical filmi pesky nuisance kid) whom Aroona has accepted after much brouhaha. He can’t talk and thus relies on facial contortions to convey his magnitude of feelings. The second generation is Aroona Irani ( the only one not hamming, she is also the producer) and her husband is (Yatin Karyekar) a paralytic confined to a wheelchair. The family has grandparents, whom I don’t want to talk about. Closest English interpretations have been provided wherever possible)ĭMNKC is all about an Indian family in London. Please pardon me those who don’t understand it. Is the track is available somewhere? Till then I make do hearing it every Monday. When he goes “Suno Suno…” I'm drawn to the living room.
Why must I suffer this hell alone? I am evil enough to want all of you to see it and shall derive much perverse satisfaction if you do so.įirst, the good part (the only): Sukhwinder’s opening track for this soap is beautiful. Try as I may want to escape it by locking myself in my room on Monday nights, I can still hear the new meanderings this serial undertakes. I don't see this genre, neither does anyone else at home now ( yes, by now the ladies have sworn off all saas bahu sagas), but the one bad habit that hasn’t shrugged itself off is Des Mein Nikla Hoga Chaand. For this I strongly recommend ‘ Des Mein Nikla Hoga Chaand’, on Star Plus every Monday night at 9pm.
Then why let Monday evenings be any better? Let the ‘terrible Monday morning’ feeling persist till the night. The world and its grandmother hate it too.
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