Hindi Tv Serial Keshav Pandit Season 1

The serial Keshav Pandit is produced by Ekta Kapoor and has been running on the television since the year 2010. The source of this serial is the famous novel written by well-known Hindi writer Ved Prakash Sharma. The name of the show is after the main character of this story aka “Keshav Pandit”. The actor Sarvar Ahuja in the show plays this role. The novel written by Ved Prakash Sharma had become a very recognized piece of writing and through which the character “Keshav Pandit” has become a very convincing and prevalent character.

The show is weekend filler by Ekta Kapoor and is telecasted on every Saturday from 8:30 pm onwards. Hence, it is ZEE TV’s attempt to come up with the innovative concept for their audiences. This show is produced by Balaji Telefilms and is shot in parts of Lucknow, Allahabad, and Varanasi. Since the novel is a renowned piece in North India, the show is expected to grab audiences attention. The show is entirely based on the novel and is enacted by the characters in the same way as written in the novel.

The story of this series revolves around a guy named Keshav Pandit, who gets penalized for a crime in his childhood. While he was in the prison, his well-wisher gave him a book of law and asked him to make the best use of it. Keshav used to spend all his time reading that book and entirely on learning the legal clauses written in it. His knowledge and skill become his greatest support, and a means to get rid of the stigma he has been facing since childhood. He has a concrete knowledge of law without any degree, and he could challenge any law official.

Nobody could dare to challenge his expertise. Gradually, he becomes the Godfather for every needy and downtrodden group of people. He uses his knowledge to assist every disadvantaged person who cannot afford a good lawyer. Though the show was running successfully two months, later from its release, the show had to go off the air. As per Ekta Kapoor Ekta Kapoor; a legendry producer in Indian TV and >> Read More... , the show could not stand the competition of the maha-episodes of other popular shows on the same channel, which were given much higher priority than this filler over the weekend.

Consequently, the show lost all its TRP and could not survive more than two-three weeks amongst the craze of other popular daily soaps.