Hindi Tv Show Mano Ya Na Mano 2

‘ Mano Ya Na Mano Mano Ya Na Mano was a Hindi Drama directed by Raje >> Read More... ’ consists of real incidents compiled together in the form of reality show that happened in various places across the country. It has two seasons named ‘Mano Ya Na Mano’ and ‘Mano Ya Na Mano 2.’ It could be considered the Indian version of the show ‘Ripley’s Believe It Or Not.’ The first season was hosted by actor ‘ Irrfan Khan Irrfan Khan is a noted Bollywood actor who started >> Read More... ’ and aired on Star One in 2006 in the 11 pm slot. The season consisted of total ‘77 episodes’ and covered different bizarre incidents from all over India. Owing to the success of the first season, ‘Mano Ya Na Mano 2’ was telecast in August 2010 on the same channel, with 25 episodes. The second season was anchored by famous television actor ‘ Mishal Raheja Mishal Raheja (born 18 August, 1979) from Mumbai i >> Read More... ’. Most of the stories had connections to mythology, religious beliefs, cultural practices and even the spirit world, paranormal and astrology.

Each episode in the first season had two segments, where two different stories were shown about myths and legends. The episodes in the second season only showcased singular topics. Many episodes had a dramatic representation, while interviews and video footage were also included at times. Many popular faces like ‘ Divya Dutta Divya Dutta was born in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India >> Read More... ’ and ‘ Shekhar Suman Born on 14th June, 1960, Shekhar Suman is a well k >> Read More... ’ gave appearances in the show. Some of the topics shown were; Monkey Man, Tarot, Numerology, Communicating with Spirits, Reincarnations, Bhangarh Fort, Balaji Temple, Mystical Healings, Dreams, Fulfillment of Wishes, etc. In ‘Mano Ya Na Mano 2’, the host too gave his views on the topic and various incidents were woven together to make a story. The unique content of the show and the various mysteries and legends unraveled made the show very popular, and the popularity didn’t dip even though it was the second season.

This show was unique and presented in an innovative manner in India and merged reality with myths and beliefs. Though it didn’t propagate the beliefs, it simply aimed at decoding the scientific and spiritual realities behind such myths. One of the best episodes of ‘Mano Ya Na Mano 2’ was where they spoke about the mysterious “Bhangarh Fort”, which is said to be haunted and cursed. Other intriguing episodes were about a Patna girl who cried tears of blood and ones about a West Bengal village where trains never stopped and past life regression. The viewers accepted the show and thus made it successful, and it remains one of the most remembered Star One shows.