Home | Recommend Us | Contact us | Make NK your default homepage
TOP NEWS
BREAKING NEWS
HOME | ASTROLOGY | CHINESE ASTROLOGY | NUMEROLOGY | RECIPES | SELF HELP | PHOTO GALLERY | YOGA | TRAVEL | EDUCATION | PINCODES | BABY NAMES
NEWS CHANNELS
  • Kerala News
  • India News
  • World News
  • Business India
  • Sports News
  • Cricket News
  • Travel News
  • Health News
  • Technology
  • Literature News
  • Education News
  • Agriculture News
  • Automobile News
  • Real Estate News
  • Bank News
  • Computer News
  • Insurance News
  • Pharmaceutical News
  • Telecom News
  • Special Features
Entertainment News
  • Bollywood News
  • Hollywood News
  • Fashion News
  • Television News
  • Malayalam Film
  • Kannada Film
  • Tamil Film
  • Telugu Film
Regional News
  • Andhra Pradesh
  • Gujarat News
  • Karnataka News
  • Maharashtra
  • Orissa News
  • Punjab News
  • Rajasthan News
  • Tamil Nadu
  • West Bengal
  • More India News
Best Of NewKerala

  • Festivals of India
  • Self Help
  • India Travel Maps
  • Temples of India
  • Kerala Info
  • Indian Dance Forms
  • Music of India
  • Bollywood Photos
  • Make Up Lessons
  • Weight Loss Tips
  • Top Destinations
  • World Travelogues

Home > News > bollywood-news

Pankhh Hote To Ud Jaati - New Show on SaharaOne

Pankhh Hote To Ud Jaati… is about legends being made out of ordinary people.

People see dreams, have aspirations, ambitions, set goals in life. But destiny classifies people in 3 different kinds.

The first kind is the blessed kind. They are able to fulfill their ambitions and dreams. A few setbacks, a few failures but in the end all is fine. These are very few in numbers. These are destiny’s children.

The second kind is who never fulfills their ambitions. Dreams shatter…goals unachieved. Destiny takes over in form of different excuse like circumstances, situation, problems etc. In short life grinds them and day by day all aspirations die a slow death. They accept destiny’s verdict.

Then there is the third kind where destiny takes them through the worst grind. It appears that destiny is their enemy and would just not give this third kind a break. But interestingly even this third kind is persistent, fights back and never gives up. Their dreams and ambitions are never fulfilled. But after years of persistent struggle one realizes that actually destiny had a much larger task laid out for them. Much larger then they could have envisaged. Destiny decided to make legends out of them. The third kind is destiny’s favourite children.

Pankhh Hote To Ud Jaati …is story of making of a legend. It is about Kiran, who thought destiny was her enemy but she too never gave up and struggled till the end. Kiran turned out to be destiny’s most favorite child. Destiny carved a much larger life than she had ever envisaged. She becomes a legend.

Inder Saxena is hard working and god loving man. He runs a small foundry with his partner Omkar Puri. Inder is married to Saroj and has two sons and two daughters. Inder Saxena has great expectations from his eldest son Atul. Inder had sent Atul abroad for further studies, for which he had to mortgage his share of the company with his partner Omkar Puri. Inder waits for the day when Atul would return and join him in the family business. Inder is confident that Atul will not only take his dream forward but also make it successful.

Inder’s second child, his daughter Kiran (20 yrs) is of marriageable age. Kiran’s younger sister, Koyal (17 yrs) and younger brother Kinshuk (12 yrs). They are a very happy family that eats and laughs together. Atul returns from abroad. He has already married a girl without his parents’ permission. Inder and Saroj are disheartened but Inder takes it in his stride and welcomes the new bride. Just as they recover from this shock Atul gives another shock that he is not interested in the father’s business. Inder has an emotional attachment with his business because he had invested every penny from his gratuity fund. Problem is aggravated by Omkar because he wants to take over the business.
The matter goes from bad to worse and Atul separates from his father. This shock weakens Inder but he does not show it and continues to be the pillar of the family. – Inder always had this positive attitude and would tell his family at times of crises that “Main Hu na”

One day tragedy strikes. Kinshuk’s is suspected to be suffering with cancer. This tragedy shatters the family. Kiran is worst effected. Inder gathers all his financial, physical and spiritual strength to fight back. The disease takes toll on Inder. Slowly and gradually Inder starts breaking and as Kiran sees him breaking she starts becoming stronger. With the tragedy a new person emerges within Kiran. She becomes the emotional support and takes the responsibility of her father.

Says Nilanjana Purkayastha, Business Head, SaharaOne Television, “Pankh hotte tto ud jaati celebrates the uncommon spirit of the common person. The spirit that takes a common girl to uncommon heights of victory. It is a story that every middle-class father, mother, son and daughter will identify with. They will identify with the hardships thrown up by the economic showdown, and we hope they will find solace and inspiration in the uncommon spirit and resilience of Kiran – a common girl from a common Indian family.”

Pankhh Hote To Ud Jaati is a story of this young girl Kiran – who from being a carefree girl – how immerges as a strong support of he family when the family goes through crises. This show talks about different philosophy of life and also a beautiful relationship between father daughter.

--SAMPURN

Post your comment

Read other bollywood-news stories

Visit Home Page for fresh content

Your Yearly Horoscope for 2010:

Pisces    Aquarius    Capricorn    Sagittarius    Scorpio    Libra    Virgo    Leo    Cancer    Gemini    Taurus    Aries

 

PLAY CLASSIC GAMES ONLINE

 

Most Visited Articles:

Student Loan- The way to nurture and fulfill your Goals

Forex Trading- A Smart Choice of Earning

Web Hosting Tips- Are Dedicated Servers Really Worth the Penny?

 

Latest News Headlines:

  • EMAET screens in 617 UFO theaters
  • Richa to pay lead role in Tamanchey
  • Ek Mein Aur Ek Tu (Review)
  • Student's body found in Kolkata
  • Churchill Brothers face HAL
  • Nazi surgical set withdrawn from auction
  • Pune FC 'A' ends lose in semifinal clash
  • New Zealand firm to manage Indian enterprises' data with CMC
  • Australia beat SL in Perth ODI
  • TCS wins special award in France
  • Three British Muslims jailed for anti-gay campaign
  • One dead, one injured in goods train accident in Goa
  • One dead, one injured in goods train accident in Goa
  • Police cracks down on Srinagar eve-teasers
  • DRDO conducts test of interceptor missile
  • Langsning beat KGF 1-0
  • Convicted stalker of Madonna, Halle Berry on run
  • Bombay HC upholds death penalty of 2003 blast convicts
  • Nasheed threatens to hit streets in the Maldives
  • Congress downplays Khurshid's remarks
  • Poll: Most French favor UN-authorized military intervention in Syria
  • Ahead of meet with GJM, Mamata rejects Bengal's division
  • Twitter expands SMS service to satellite phones
  • Indonesia's Mount Lokon erupts again
  • Factory fire in northern India kills 9
  • Egypt deploys troops ahead of national protests
  • Hundreds suffer food poisoning after political rally in southern Mexico
  • India, EU to clinch FTA soon, to combat terror
  • High court does not allow minor to live with boyfriend
  • 28,000 died in Russian road accidents in 2011
  • Indian investments safe in Maldives, says envoy
  • Witch hunting: Villagers set woman ablaze
  • India, EU decide to step up trade deal talks, sign research pact
  • Bengal bars media conference at the assembly, CPI-M objects
  • Kashmiri students on 'mission' to know India meet Chidambaram
  • Maldives envoy assures safety of Indians
  • DRDO conducts successful test of Interceptor missile
  • Vinay Katiyar accuses Congress of being a militant sympathizer
  • Memo Gate: Ijaz to record testimony via video link from London
  • China sacks four officials in Tibet for endangering stability
  • 13/7 Mumbai blasts: Police remand of three extended
  • Ahsan confirms Gilani will appear before Pak SC on Feb 13 to face indictment over contempt charges
  • Marines posed for photo with Nazi SS symbol in Afghanistan
  • Google manufacturing home entertainment device
  • Numeric Power sells UPS business for Rs.859 crore
  • Obama administration urged to deploy tactics to kill Taliban leaders like al Qaeda
  • Army chief withdraws case against Govt. in Supreme Court on age row
  • How brain differentiates between left and right
  • Reliance Communications quarterly revenue rises at Rs.5,052 crore
  • 'Bulimic' Gaga spent most of her high school days throwing up

  •   Home | Recommend Us | Contact us | Make NK your default homepage
      � 2001-2008 NEWKERALA.COM. All Rights Reserved.