Family No.1 (TV series)

Family No.1
Genre	Comedy
Starring	See below
Country of origin	India
Original language(s)	Hindi
Release
Original network	Sony TV
Original release	1998 –; 1999

Family No. 1 is an Indian comedy television series which aired on Sony TV in 1998–1999, starring Kanwaljeet Singh and Tanvi Azmi.[1][2][3]

The show marked the debut of actor turned director Kabir Sadanand.

Synopsis

The show had two single parents, with three kids each, who end up having to share a newly rented house. Over time, both families go through a series of comic situations and a coming of age of the similarly aged children as they strike friendships and become closer.

A divorcee, Deepak Malhotra and his three kids - Rahul, Rashmi and Guddu live in a beach house which they share with another family the Potia family. The Potia family consists of divorcee Shalini Potia and her three children - Bharti, Toofaan and Dheer.

The story revolves around the two families adjusting and fighting while sharing the same home.

Cast

Kanwaljeet Singh as Deepak Malhotra
Tanvi Azmi / Asawari Joshi as Shalini Potia
Kabir Sadanand as Rahul Malhotra
Aparna Tilak as Rashmi Malhotra
Vishal Solanki as Guddu
Umesh Pherwani as Dheer Potia
Ajay Nagrath as Toofaan Potia
Gopi Bhalla
Vishal Kotian as Mohit, Rashmi's husband
Niyati Joshi as Bharti

gollark: Raise them on assembly language from birth.

gollark: But nobody will complain if I enslave the GPUs constantly for computing or sell them to buy new ones.

gollark: I like the idea of indoctrinating them to my views, of course, but bee the rest of it?!

gollark: Children cost a few hundred thousand £ to raise. It's awful. You could buy so many GPUs.

gollark: I mostly just don't want the huge money/time cost.

References

"Tribuneindia... Film and tv". www.tribuneindia.com. Retrieved 24 June 2016.
Team, Tellychakkar. "Top shows of 90's we really miss today - Part 1". Retrieved 24 June 2016.
"Joys, aches and children of single parents". Retrieved 24 June 2016.

External links

Family No. 1 on IMDb

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[1] "Tribuneindia... Film and tv". www.tribuneindia.com. Retrieved 24 June 2016.

[2] Team, Tellychakkar. "Top shows of 90's we really miss today - Part 1". Retrieved 24 June 2016.

[3] "Joys, aches and children of single parents". Retrieved 24 June 2016.