Kannada Tv Show Pyate Mandi Kadige Bandru Season 2

Pyate Mandi Kadige Bandru Season 2 is a Kannada television show. This television series is a reality show which was seen to be the highest rated program on the Kannada channel of Suvarna TV. In addition to that, it was also among one of the most watched programs across all the Kannada channels, especially among the shows that are telecasted on the 8:00 p.m. till the clock ticks 9:00 p.m. slot. The official launch of the second season of this series began from 31 October 2011. It used to be telecasted on a daily basis, but only on the weekdays, from Monday all the way through to Friday, at the 8:00 p.m. till the clock ticks 9:00 p.m. on the Kannada channel of Suvarna.

Exactly like the season one of this show, even this year Akul Balaji Akul Balaji, born as Akula Balaji, is an Indian ac >> Read More... will be hosting and anchoring the show. He is a famous actor, who is also known for his dance. The English translation of the name of this series is “City Folks Come to Forest”. In the season two of this show, which came out this year, the battleground was formulated on the islands of Nicobar and Andaman Islands. It is for the first time that all the episodes of any South Indian television series are being produced at this location, which is amidst the Bay of Bengal. Even if each one of the episodes was thoroughly unique, the main focus or limelight of the show was the islands of Andaman and Nicobar, where the shooting took place. Some of the key places which were on the itinerary were the Circular Jail, meeting the Jarawa tribes, and visiting numerous beaches.

The Circular Jail, which was built during the British period, was a place for the British to dump big criminals and political prisoners during their time of rule in India. The Jarawa tribe is very famous because they are the oldest Adivasi community in the world. They have faced countless battles, natural calamities, and still, live in the wild. They are so primitive that they don’t come in contact with the developed world. All these elements of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands form the backdrop of this reality television series.

The concept of the show is that eight boys and eight girls, who are used to living a very luxurious and comfortable life, are subjected to live in the primitive condition of the wild. They are supposed to spend a total number of seventy-five days in the forest and face the uncertain and harsh situations that befall people who live in this world.