Why Are Sargun and Ravi Dubey Casting Manisha Rani and Abhishek Kumar in 'Hale Dil' & 'Tu Aashiiki Haii'?
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Synopsis
Discover why Sargun Mehta and Ravi Dubey have chosen Manisha Rani and Abhishek Kumar for their new shows 'Hale Dil' and 'Aashiqui'. Get insights into their creative vision and the unique storytelling approach they are taking in the television landscape.
Key Takeaways
- Sargun Mehta and Ravi Dubey are producing two new shows: 'Hale Dil' and 'Aashiqui'.
- Manisha Rani and Abhishek Kumar are the lead actors in their respective shows.
- The shows aim to present fresh stories inspired by various international drama formats.
- They focus on creativity over TRP-driven plots.
- Viewers can check out the trailers on their YouTube channel.
Mumbai, June 4 (NationPress) - Actors turned producers Sargun Mehta and Ravi Dubey are producing two exciting new shows, 'Hale Dil' and 'Aashiqui', under their production company, Dreamiyata Drama. In a recent exclusive interview with IANS, Sargun and Ravi discussed their experiences working on these two dramas.
Commenting on the initial positive feedback for these projects, Sargun remarked, "The audience has showered a lot of love on both shows—'Lovely Lola' and 'Dil Ko Rafoo Karle'. If you haven't seen them yet, you can catch them on the Dreamiyata Drama YouTube channel. We are incredibly excited and grateful for the amazing response. We've also launched the trailers for 'Hale Dil' and 'Tu Aashiqui Hai', and we truly hope the viewers will enjoy these shows as well."
In 'Hale Dil', Manisha Rani and Nishank Verma take the lead roles, while 'Aashiqui' features Abhishek Kumar, Amandeep Sidhu, and Mahir Pandhi in significant roles.
When asked about the decision to cast well-known actors like Manisha and Abhishek, Ravi explained, "The answer is straightforward—they are utterly ideal for their roles. There’s a remarkable similarity between Indu and Manisha Rani—Manisha embodies Indu. Likewise, Pamma and Abhishek share an incredible resemblance. That synergy between character and performer is truly beautiful."
During the conversation, Sargun and Ravi were also queried, "Television programs often tend to follow storylines driven by TRP ratings. Do you believe your shows offer a unique freshness?"
Sargun responded, "Absolutely. We draw inspiration from various drama genres, whether it’s Korean, Turkish, or Pakistani series. Korean dramas are especially popular due to their limited series format. Turkish and Pakistani dramas also have a massive audience. However, what ties them together is their representation of their unique culture."
"We aim to tell stories that are complete, meaningful, and time-bound. On television, narratives often get prolonged, leading to the loss of many creative elements. Here, we have the liberty to present our stories and creativity in a more concise format, which we are genuinely enjoying," she added.
Point of View
I can confidently say that Sargun Mehta and Ravi Dubey are making significant strides in the entertainment industry by prioritizing meaningful storytelling. Their commitment to creativity over TRP-driven plots reflects a much-needed evolution in television. It's refreshing to see emerging producers focusing on unique narratives that resonate with diverse audiences.
NationPress
11/06/2025
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the new shows produced by Sargun Mehta and Ravi Dubey?
They are producing two shows titled 'Hale Dil' and 'Aashiqui'.
Who are the lead actors in 'Hale Dil'?
'Hale Dil' features Manisha Rani and Nishank Verma in the lead roles.
What inspired the storytelling approach of these shows?
The producers draw inspiration from various international drama genres, including Korean, Turkish, and Pakistani series.
Where can viewers watch the trailers for these shows?
The trailers for 'Hale Dil' and 'Tu Aashiqui Hai' are available on the Dreamiyata Drama YouTube channel.
How do Sargun and Ravi differentiate their shows from typical TV dramas?
They focus on creating complete, time-bound stories instead of stretching narratives for TRP ratings.
