The very talented Ronit Roy who is currently mesmerizing audience in Sony TV’s Itna Karo Na Mujhe Pyar will soon don the hat of a host.

The actor who has earlier hosted Kitchen Champion will be seen anchoring the new season of Deal Ya No Deal. The project produced by Endemol India will air on &TV.

The popular reality series has been previously hosted by R. Madhavan, Mandira Bedi and Rajeev Khandelwal sometime back.

Ronit confirmed the same and added, “Though we have stuck to the same format there will be some really interesting twists and turns to spice up the show.”

Sounds fun, isn’t it?

Are you excited to see Ronit as host back on-screen? Hit the comment section below to share your views!

If things work out positively, be ready to welcome the bubbly and beautiful Ragini Khanna back on fiction TV.

The actress who was last seen hosting Dil Hai Chota Sa Choti Si Asha has been approached a play the lead in Hats Off’s next on Star Plus.

According to our sources, the pretty lass is in talks with the makers for this upcoming comedy family drama.

As reported by the media, talented Satish Shah and Hussain Kuwajerwala have already been signed for this project. Ragini has been approached to star opposite Hussain in the series. Contrary to reports, it won’t be a remake or sequel of Sarabhai v/s Sarabhai, but is a fresh new concept from their stables.

Producer JD Majethia shared, “Yes, it’s true that we are coming up with a new show and we have roped in Hussain and Satishji. It will be a very different and interesting drama for viewers to look forward. The project is on a very initial stage so I wouldn’t like to comment on the other aspects.”

When we buzzed Ragini Khanna she remained tight lipped about the developments and stuck to a ‘No comment’.

Sony Entertainment Television has been beaming interesting mythological shows much to the joy of viewers.

The two current shows Sankatmochan Mahabali Hanuman (Contiloe) and Suryaputra Karn (Swastik Productions) has been churning out entertaining episodes for the masses along with some great teachings.

Now the much loved series Hanuman, for a month had been airing an hour on Fridays from 8pm. But post the popularity of Karn also seeing a rise, the channel has decided to make it a daily too.

Shared a source, “Karn has been positively received by viewers and thus Hanuman will now move to its original half an hour episode, leaving Karn to air on the other 30 minutes slot.”

Hence from this week (31 July), Hanuman will play from 8 pm, and Karn from 8:30 pm on Fridays too.

A channel spokesperson confirmed the same.

Are you excited for the week long extravaganza of Karn? Hit the comment section below to share your views!

One of the reasons our weekends are so sorted these days is because of Indian Idol Junior Season 2 on Sony TV. Right?

The singing reality show that has kids from all over the country displaying their immense talent is a regular post-dinner feature for us. But what makes the show truly worthwhile is the panel of judges…one of them being the sassy singer-musician Vishal Dadlani. We tell you why he is a kick ass judge.

The cult comedy show on SAB TV, Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah by Neela Telefilms which has achieved enormous success will complete seven years tomorrow (28 July).

To celebrate this special occasion, the producer of the show Asit Modi has gone to seek blessing of Lord Krishna in Mathura.

Mathura is said to be Krishna’s birth place and Asit wanted begin the show’s eighth year by praying to Krishna.

Towards the end of tomorrow’s episode, viewers will get to see few glimpses of Mathura as Asit Modi will talk about the show’s success. A special footage reviving the memories of the seven glorious years will also be presented via a special video.

Talking about this Asit shared, “Krishna is recognized as the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu and we are also entering our eighth year. So I visited Mathura to seek blessings from God. I am happy that we completed this extra ordinary mark of seven years and we promise to continue the laughter riot in the coming years.”

Kudos to the entire team… A long way to go and lots more to do!!!

The BBC Worldwide Productions definitely touches heart with its warm tale of friendship and love. Also the popular characters have today become household names.

With Manik (Parth Samthaan) currently missing from the series owing to his ill health, now Navya (Veebha Anand) will also be away from the show for sometime.

Parents’ Day is celebrated on the last Sunday of July every year to honour the love and dedication towards parents. So here we bring you with some of the most caring parents of Indian television (onscreen). Take a look…

Raman and Ishita (Yeh Hai Mohabbatein)

Raman’s daughter Ruhi from his ex wife Shagun is the apple of Ishita’s eyes. Ishita and Ruhi, although being step mother and step daughter, love each other immensely. No wonder, Ruhi was the reason why Ishita married Raman. This triangular love between Raman – Ruhi – Ishita further enhances their relationship as they try to be great parents to the cute Ruhi despite all their dissimilarities.

Naitik and Akshara (Yeh Rishta…)

Ideal parents Naitik and Akshara always make sure that their kids Naksh and Naira respect elders and don’t follow any wrong path. No doubt they are the most ideal parent of Indian television.

Sooraj and Sandhya (Diya Sur Baati…)

Sooraj and Sandhya are the strongest parents as they took the tough decision to give away their one child Vansh to Sandhya’s brother Ankur. Now, they take care of their other child Vedh.

Jetha and Daya (Taarak Mehta)

The most chilled out parents are Daya and Jetha. Tappu who is the naughtiest kids is always saved and protected by her mom Daya.

Ahem and Gopi (Saath Nibhana…)

Mira and Vidya are the two angles in Ahem and Gopi’s life. They are definitely the most caring parents as they take care of their children and Rashi’s kids too.

Neil and Ragini (Itna Karona…)

Neil and Ragini stay separately but make sure that their children Nishi, Aarav, Suhani, Aagam and Ranbir never get into any problem.

Bhuvan and Kasturi (Udann)

Bhuvan and Kasturi have nurtured Chakor with good manners and etiquette.

Laxminarayan and Mamta (Delhi Wali…)

This duo has five daughters Anji, Binny, Chandi, Dabbu and Eshu and all are equal for them. While Mamta is too protective about her daughters, Laxminarayan is a chilled out dad.

Who according to you is the best parent? Let us know in the comment box below.

Parents are the reason we are here, and dedicating a day to them is the least we can do for them. On the special occasion of Parents’ Day, TV actors speak about their lovely ma-pa…read on:

Shakti Arora:

I am very close to my parents. They are my lifeline and would want them to be with me my entire life. My parents were quite strict when I was young. They used to not allow me to spend money but, now I realise that they did it for my betterment. They have brought me with good manners. I learned to be calm and patient from my mother, while dad taught me everything about banking and finance. Today, whatever I am, it is because of them.

Aishwarya Sakhuja:

My parents were strict in my foundation years, when they thought they were building the basis of my personality and my future. After the passing away of my mother, my father allowed me to make my own mistakes and to learn from them. He was always there to hold me, but he made me understand the power of decision-making. We share a strong and honest bond.

Rachana Parulkar:

My parents are pretty chilled-out. I had to never ask for things as they would give me without asking! They allowed me to become an actor. I am lucky to have them as my parents. We share a very open relationship where we discuss each and every thing. To be grounded and keep family well-bonded is what I have learned from them.

Dhruv Bhandari:

I share a great bond with my parents. My mom and dad are my mentors, who keep guiding me. I have learned all the things from them and the most important thing is to become a better human being.

Divyanka Tripathi:

My parents are my best friends, my inspiration and my motivation to be good. They have been strict in my formative years (and I thank them for that!), but they have been lenient and understanding when needed.  From my parents I have learnt the importance of Karma. I have grown up to be patient and a family oriented person.

Dheeraj Dhoopar:

I can’t live without my parents. They are my backbone, who have always supported me. They are always there to help me. The best part about them is that they trust me. My parents are very proud of me and I am lucky to have them in my life.

Happy Parents’ Day to all!!!

Maharana Pratap actress Divyaalakshmi has gone from fat to fit by losing oodles of weight! Yes, the lovely lass has lost a whopping10 kgs in three months.

Divyalaxmi shared her fitness regime with us. “When I started shooting for Maharana Pratap, I used to weigh 45 kgs and had put on around 15 kgs. Due to outdoor shoots, I didn’t get time to work out. Then I decided to shed the extra kilos,” she said.

She added, “I go for early morning walks for an hour, followed by half an hour of evening walks. I include suryanamaskar and jumping jack exercises in my routine. This has helped me lose weight.”

What about a diet plan? “I eat everything that’s homemade. I have replaced wheat roti with nachni ones. I make sure to eat two bananas a day, along with green tea. All these helped me achieve my goal.”

“Being an actor, it’s very important to stay fit. And now at the age of 30, I look much younger!”

Well said, Divyaalakshmi…

Keep up the spirit!