Ansh to go missing in Zee TV's Punar Vivah

Ansh to go missing in Zee TV's Punar Vivah
Shashi -Sumeet Mittal's Production's show on Zee TV Punar Vivah has been able to mark its presence in the serial world due to its different concept of re-marriage.

The show is really doing well and is growing in the TRP charts. Now the CVs have planned to add some more drama in the coming episodes by introducing a track in which Ansh will get kidnapped.

According to the current track, Yash (Gurmeet Choudhary) changed Ansh’s school against Aarti's (Kritika Sengar) wishes. On being sent to school forcefully, Ansh escapes out of the school and eventually gets lost. However, a lady finds him and takes him home in order to feed him and then later hand will him over to his family, while Yash and Aarti will also manage to reach the place where the lady lives.

But here comes the major twist as in the coming episode, viewers will see how the lady's husband on learning Ansh being from Sindhiya family, decides to earn some money by kidnapping the child.

Well, let’s wait and watch, how Yash and Aarti save Ansh, and whether they will be able to get him back or not.

Gurmeet Choudhary states that failure of any show shouldn't be put on the characters

gurmeet Choudhary states that failure of any show shouldn't be put on the characters
Though it fills us with great disappointment but one can’t rule out the facts which clearly state that Zee TV’s Punar Vivah, helmed by Shashi Summet Mittal Productions Pvt Ltd hasn’t yet set the TRP charts on fire.

It is notable that there were high expectations from this re-marriage tale featuring TV’s handsome hunk Gurmeet Choudhary, adored for his role as Maan Singh Khurana from Geet Hui Sabse Parayi and Kratika Sengar of Jhansi Ki Rani fame. Talking on the same line, Gurmeet said, “For success or failure of a show, you cannot blame only the characters. Punar Vivah is only a month old and any new show takes around three months or more to really pick up. First one to two months are spent only to establish the storyline and various characters and that amount of time is necessary to develop a connect with the masses. One month is simply not enough to discuss such issues.”

He further added, “All my old shows like Ramayan and Geet, also took two-three months to get accepted. Punar Vivah is a new show and also a new concept. Then our time band is pitched against very established shows and it will definitely take time to woo the audience towards us”.

Well, Gurmeet indeed has a point and guess the critics must give the show its due time to prove its worth and we are sure CVs will come up with some TRP bagging sequences!