Synopsis
Binaiferr Kohli reflects on the 10-year journey of 'Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hain,' a beloved comedy series she co-produces with Sanjay Kohli. She describes the milestone as watching a child grow and emphasizes the show's evolution and creativity over the years. Binaiferr credits her husband's efforts in its success and assures a commitment to maintain its essence.Key Takeaways
- Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hain has completed ten years on air.
- Binaiferr describes the show’s journey as witnessing a baby grow.
- One episode of comedy is as demanding as five of drama.
- Sanjay Kohli is recognized as the King of Comedy in Indian television.
- The show will continue to evolve while maintaining its essence.
Mumbai, March 12 (NationPress) Binaiferr Kohli and Sanjay Kohli’s legendary series “Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hain” has marked its tenth anniversary on television, and this achievement has brought immense joy to Binaiferr.
Reflecting on the show’s incredible evolution, Binaiferr expressed her happiness, stating, “It’s like watching a baby grow up slowly.” The producer remarked, “Bhabiji has reached the ten-year milestone, and it feels fantastic! It’s akin to witnessing a child’s gradual and beautiful growth, embraced by affection from both viewers and creators.”
“The journey has certainly been challenging because creating one episode of a comedy series is as demanding as producing five episodes of a drama. While it has been tough, it has also been highly creative and fulfilling. The elements of freshness and innovation are what keep any project vibrant,” Kohli elaborated.
Binaiferr further revealed that the comedy series has transformed over the years, becoming increasingly inventive with each season. She acknowledged her husband, Sanjay Kohli, for his visionary contributions to the show’s success and other beloved productions under their banner, Edit II.
“Sanjay has invested so much love and dedication to nurture its growth. He rightly deserves the title of the King of Comedy on Indian television. Out of the top ten comedy series in television history, six are ours. He and his team have significantly influenced the creative direction of every project we have undertaken, including F.I.R. for a decade, three seasons of May I Come In Madam?, Jija Ji Chhat Par Hai, and many more hits like Family No. 1 and Sirf Tum.
Binaiferr assured that they will preserve the show’s core essence in the years ahead, just as they have for the past decade. “By adapting to the times, crafting new storylines, exploring fresh scenarios, and, most importantly, keeping it humorous,” Binaiferr concluded.
Notably, “Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hain” draws inspiration from the 1990s Hindi sitcom “Shrimaan Shrimati” and premiered on 2 March 2015 on &TV.
