Zee TV’s forthcoming show, Aisi Deewangi…Dekhi Nahi Kahi is a story of two direct inverse yet comparative individuals, Tejaswini (Jyoti Sharma) and Prem (Pranav Misshra) in the place that is known for Gujarat.

While the truism opposites are drawn toward eachother is probably going to bit by bit work out as expected, the intriguing watch here will be the means by which the two really rise together through their disparities, and how two individuals who once couldn’t stand each other can later on conflict with their cherished guardians.

As the show finishes one week of airing, we break down the story, delve somewhere down in the great and terrible, and obviously, condense on what we believe is the eventual fate of the show.

Story up until now:

The primary scene is completely claimed by Tejaswini otherwise known as Teja. It begins off with some roadside romeos eve prodding Aarti while one of them powerfully clicks a photo with her and undermines her to meet her in the open spaces behind the classes she comes at or else he would make their photo circulate around the web.

On this, the poor young lady feels powerless and as she recounts the story to her companions, one of them (likewise Teja’s cousin) recommends her to take Teja’s help and what takes after is a progression of occasions which bit by bit demonstrates that she’s downright Lady Don. Nonetheless, in the midst of the greater part of this, while Teja’s mother is amazingly cheerful and everybody cheers over the triumph of the right, they understand that back at home, she needs to deal with her mother who’s entirely against all the social administration that she continues doing.

Later on, her mom, obviously is not content with her samaaj seaw and stays furious upon her. Notwithstanding, one letter as her affirmation letter transforms everything as she figures out how to get induction into one of the best schools. In any case, the very specify of Tejaswini going to Rajpipla frightens her prompting another arrangement of unforeseen development between the mother – girl team.

The reality about how Tejaswini’s dad was slaughtered, and the history that backpedals to Rajpipla is escaped her, and to keep her far from the dread that the city holds, Tejaswini’s mom is never going to budge on not releasing her. In any case, while that is a certain something, the test that now lies ahead is to amass cash for another school (since she got grant and Rajpipla just) which bit by bit prompts Tejaswini not having any desire to do her MBA at such a cost.

Henceforth, she chooses to rather carry out a vocation and there starts her adventure to send CVs crosswise over different organizations. Be that as it may, her mom isn’t agreeable to this and dislikes along these lines. The following morning since the letter came, Tejaswini is elated as her mom advises her that she can at last go to the school at Rajpipla.

Sliced to, the school, and obviously, she neglects to see the wrong being done to the freshers and educates the young men a lesson. Furthermore, these young men aren’t the consistent ones, they are the very young men of the quite a long time ago wear, Dharam Singh rathore (Rasik Dave). While everybody is wowed by her kinship, her roomies caution her of what she has agreed to accept her.

Enter Prem. The cousins inform him concerning all that happened, and he dismisses it, not giving it much significance since he doesn’t endorse of their ragging. Not seeing things transform into their support, they deceive him about how she talked sick of his dad, which heats up his blood.

Also, that is the point at which we see Prem’s fury fall upon poor people young lady who’s compelled to request pardoning for the whole school. Yet, given the solid headed young lady that she will be, she doesn’t relinquish it so effectively and guarantees to make a scene out of it when she sees Prem with her mom and other ladies from the family in the market. What takes after is an occasions of contentions among them.

While this is going on, then again, Dharam Singh is shown up in the market, who end up being similar men Tejaswini sees with the firearm. Furthermore, given the stalwart that she is, we are certain we will see her be the rescuer for the women in the scene to come.

Appraisals: ***1/2 (3.5/5)

The Good:

The two of the most vital things that the show takes into account are, one, social issues and two, family esteems. Given the way that the show means to take into account all age gatherings, it has every one of the components that should be available for a decent watch.

From the looks of it, the show may wreathe a rush of outside air into the present day adventure of day by day cleansers.

Evaluations: **** (4/5)

The Bad:

At specific focuses, the occasions that happen may appear to be not practical, but rather they can be pardoned in light of the fact that all things considered, it is a TV show and a few times, going OTT is important.

Appraisals: *** (3/5)

The Performances:

Jyoti Sharma as Tejaswini Mehta is a treat to watch. Furthermore, the way that she makes her presentation with this show, her acting ability is excellent. With time cruising by, we are trusting that we’ll get the opportunity to see more shades and stretches from the performer.

Pranav Misshra as Prem Rathod is by all accounts the ideal fit for this part. Given the sharp differentiation in his genuine and reel life tongues, we are certain inspired by the measure of work he’s done upon it. His acting needs no investigation for thought a presentation as the lead, we don’t think it could have been any better.

The execution of the veterans alongside the supporting give merits rise to thankfulness a role as they are similarly instrumental in taking the story forward.

Appraisals: **** (4/5)

Decision:

To begin with week into the show, and it appears to have gotten an awesome begin. While we are trusting that the show won’t go the saas-bahu way, we additionally know for a matter of a reality that the diversion remainder will be kept up all through.

Aisi Deewangi…Dekhi Nahi Kahi is certainly not simply one more story of scorn transformed into adoration. It has tashan and excite for the young, and stimulation for the elderly; and so on and they beyond any doubt have it on board.