Chotti Bahu

Chotti Bahu is an Indian television soap opera that aired on Zee TV,starring Avinash Sachdev as Dev and Rubina Dilaik as Radhika. The serial focuses on the love saga of Radhika, a great devotee of the Hindu god Krishna (often referred in the serial as "Kanha") and Dev.[2] The show is written by Sanjay Kumar, Damini Shetty, Raaj Shetty, Dilip Jha, Archita Jha and S Mansavi. The show stars Avinash Sachdev and Rubina Dilaik as leads. The opening theme is sung by Krishna Beura.

For the 1971 Hindi film, see Chhoti Bahu.

Chotti Bahu
छोटी बहू
Intertitle of Chotti Bahu
Created byDJ's a Creative Unit
Written bySanjay Kumar
Damini K Shetty
Raaj Shetty
Dilip Jha
Archita Biswas Jha
S Mansavi
StarringAvinash Sachdev
Rubina Dilaik
see below for more listing
Theme music composerDony Hazarika
Opening theme"Baavre Naina" by Krishna Beura
"Har Raah Tere" by Ali Aslam (Season 2)
Country of originIndia
Original language(s)Hindi
No. of seasons2[1]
No. of episodes801 [1]
Production
Producer(s)Tony Singh
Deeya Singh
Production location(s)Mathura
Mumbai
Running time20 minutes
Production company(s)DJ's a Creative Unit
Release
Original networkZee TV
Picture format480i (SDTV),
1080i (HDTV)
Original releaseSeason 1: 8 December 2008 –
17 September 2010
Season 2: 15 February 2011 – 18 May 2012

Series overview

The show had two seasons titled Chotti Bahu – Sindoor Bin Suhagan and Chhoti Bahu - Sawar Ke Rang Rachi. Chotti Bahu season one created history by extending the prime time slot to early prime time 7:30 pm. The second season was brought back on public demand with a new plot and same lead actors. However, it was not as successful as the first season.[3][4]

Episodes
Season Episodes Originally aired
First aired Last aired
1 469 December 8, 2008 (2008-12-08) September 19, 2010 (2010-09-19)
2 332 February 15, 2011 (2011-02-15) May 18, 2012 (2012-05-18)

Plot

Choti Bahu is the love saga of two soulmates Dev and Radhika.

Season 1

Shastriji and Devki live in a Vrindavan, and they have two daughters, Radhika (Rubina Dilaik), who is an adopted child, and Vishakha. Radhika is simple and dutiful, whereas Vishakha wants to be an actress in Bollywood. She is headstrong and selfish. Vishakha and Radhika share a close bond. The Purohits are a well to do from Delhi and have their ancestral home in Vrindavan. They have two sons - Vivek and Dev (Avinash Sachdev). The Purohits have great expectations from Dev who falls in love with Radhika. But fate wills otherwise, and he thinks he marries Vishakha due to a confusion. The story takes a dramatic turn when Radhika enters Dev's house, and the stage is set for an unusual love triangle, with each character grappling with peculiar dilemmas.[5]

Season 2

Radhika (Rubina Dilaik), a Brahmin by birth, was adopted and brought up by a family of weavers in a small town called Rawal. Dev (Avinash Sachdev), whose family has been in the service of Rajpurohits for generations, visits Rawal as a child on the occasion of Radhashtami. Dev and Radhika meet each other and become good friends. Radhika and Dev get married at a young age whilst playing.

Cast

Season 1

Main
  • Rubina Dilaik as Radhika Purohit / Radhika Shastri/Imarti: an adopted child; Dev's wife ; Vishakha's foster sister, Lord Krishna's devotee;Imarthi's sister
  • Avinash Sachdev as Dev Raj Purohit, Abhay Singh Thakur: Radhika husband; Vishakha and Kanika's fake husband

Recurring
  • Priyanka Tiwari / Rucha Gujarathi as Vishaka Shashtri: Radhika's sister and Dev's fake wife but she married Ajay and has a daughter named Radhika
  • Gopi Desai [6] as Ammaji (Vinodini Shastri)
  • Keerti Gaekwad Kelkar as Mrinalini Vivek Purohit
  • Rajiv Kumar as Vivek Purohit
  • Abhinav Shukla as Vikram
  • Hiten Tejwani as Shantanu Purohit
  • Harjot Singh Dhaliwal as Chota Purohit
  • Prabha Sinha as Vaishali Purohit
  • Rita Bhaduri as Mrs. Shanti Devi Purohit (Dadi Maa)
  • Samta Sagar / Niyati Joshi as Devki Brijmohan Shastri
  • Rajeev Verma as Pandit Brijmohan Shastri
  • Raj Logani as Arjun Purohit
  • Sanjay Batra as Sushil Purohit
  • Darshan Gandas as Purab
  • Shashank Sethi as Keshav Chaubey
  • Surendra Pal as Raj Purohit
  • Sonia Singh as Kanika Abhay Singh Thakur (Dev's false wife)
  • Vineet Kumar Chaudhary as Rajjan Yaduvanshi
  • Sheeba Chaddha as Katyani Devi Yaduvanshi (Rajjan and Kanika's mother)

Season 2
Main Lead
Additional Cast

Distribution

The series was popular in Mauritius, West Indies, Romania, USA, Trinidad, Malaysia, Thailand, Uganda and South Africa. Chotti Bahu season rerun was aired in Zee Anmol in India and Zee Lamhe in the UK during 2014 and 2015. The show was also broadcast on MBC Digital 4 in Mauritius.

Dubbed version of the serial was telecast in Tamil language as Chinna Marumagal in Zee Tamil. It was remade in Telugu language as Chinna Kodalu which aired on Zee Telugu.

The series currently airs on Zee Zindagi from 23 May 2016 under the title " Vrindawan ki Radhika". The channel has picked the show as it features a universal theme, which is a reflection of the channel's brand promise of providing its viewers with "Bemisal Kahaniyan". The Series Running on Zee Anmol Since 29April 2019 to 5 January 2020 The Series Again Running on Zee TV Channel from 16 August 2019. The Series Again Runnin on Zee Anmol Since 10 June 2020 Thursday

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References
  1. "CHOTI BAHU : ABOUT THE SHOW". Zee tv. Retrieved 21 December 2014.
  2. "The Tribune, Chandigarh, India - Ludhiana Stories". Tribuneindia.com. Retrieved 28 March 2010.
  3. "Choti Bahu to go off air". Tellychakar. Retrieved 2 December 2014.
  4. "Dev and Radhika's Magic continues..." Zee TV. Archived from the original on 19 December 2014. Retrieved 2 December 2014.
  5. "Choti Bahu: ZEE TV Show | Watch Choti Bahu TV Serial Episodes and Videos Online at ZEETV.COM". www.zeetv.com. Retrieved 25 November 2015.
  6. https://g.co/kgs/T7PgZe
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