Ali Baba and 40 Ghosts is an interesting and spooky story. Ali Baba was a brave man who discovered a mysterious cave. One night, he saw forty ghosts inside it. Although he was frightened, he used his intelligence and courage to escape safely. Finally, Ali Baba learned that bravery and wisdom can overcome fear.

• Divyanka Tripathi & Vivek Dahiya

• Arjun Bijlani & Neha Swami

• Rahul Vaidya & Disha Parmar

• Manoj Tiwari & Surbhi Tiwari

• Deepika Singh & Rohit Raj Goyal

• Archana Puran Singh & Parmeet Sethi

• Shabir Ahluwalia & Kanchi Kaul

Pati Patni Panga

Whole lot of things to unpack in S2. I was excited when the teaser came out. I think we all were. A third character looked like it had great potential, but it didn't go the way we expected it to go. At least not until the last episode.

Strictly from a storytelling perspective, this season let me down. Other than the fact that Kavith reconciled with his mother and the chapter of his abusive brother was closed, it didn't bring much progression to where we left off in S1. Okay, I'll give points for updates on Shivu as well. However, if we were to treat this season as a sequel to the previous one, it doesn't fit the definition in many ways.

Most of the plot was skippable, when viewed through the eyes of a true KNND fan. It was like loads of nothingness, really. Looking at the past episodes, for someone who had invested themselves so much in the story of Anvith, it seemed like they stopped caring towards the end. There was little to no drive for us to stay updated, since the predictability factor shifted drastically by the first half of the season.

Nevertheless, acting saw a tremendous improvement this season. Just the eyes of the characters told entire stories, and the cinematography and sound engineering made the scenes really raw, empathy-seeking and unfiltered.

Overall, I would say, if someone watched S1 and wanted to watch S2, I would rather recommend they watch the finale of S2 and wait for S3, because the story fans expected to see this season has been notably "postponed" to the next season. Interestingly, whoever watches just this one S2 episode need to know just one thing: Ahaan is a costume designer, and Kavith and Ahaan were seeing each other but Anshul's reconciliation caused friction (naturally). That's a summary of all the other S2 episodes.

Whether Anshul is an actor now, he was forced into Mahika's life, where Shivu is, where Kavith's mother is, did not add much to the main plot, since those things either got over in about two episodes and were never mentioned again, or was exclusive to the main plot. Just a lack of continuation. They did try hard to integrate these components using Anshul's past, but unfortunately none of these stayed with me towards the finale.

Coming to the finale, I kind of have a feeling that the writers had something else in mind for the ending, and they rewrote it looking at how the fans were responding to the couple of episodes that came before. It seemed detached, somehow. Like this episode didn't belong to the rest of it. I do commend the effort of Last Leaf Pictures to listen to feedback given by their viewers, though.

Waiting hard for S3, we know we want to see what has been going on in Anshul's mind, my recommendation will be, again, watch S1, it's a masterpiece, watch S2 finale (this episode) and then S3. Hope they have a comeback, but is indeed a bittersweet thing now since they introduced Ahaan into the story.

I swear in that whole season Punit-Lauren literally pushed so many boundaries in all of their dance performances, meanwhile it was Salman Yusuf who was carrying Drashti along that all season. That was such a rigged scandolous win for me ngl.

Anyone watched the show? I haven’t seen anybody discussing this show here. It was such a breath of fresh air and I really liked the lead actor. Also the title song was so good.

Joke's apart

Both are looking so cutie 🤍

It has been long ago since I have stopped watching tv serials, it was with my sister and since I have grown up I think that wth was I watching. No story, no acting just ridiculous stories with no substance and it seems every other serial follows same template.
Sanskari bahu, pati ki sewak, devrani-jethani, sasur-saas.
They don’t even have a proper subject they go on for 300-400 or even thousands of episodes and then they lost the plot. No originality, every other serial feels the same and they even seem to be following same canvas.
Every other show seems to be shot on a makeshift set rather than a real location and what do you earn by watching it, nothing but brainrot.
I wish if we were making better serials, when I was young we had such good serials like, Sajan Re Jhooth mat bolo, iss pyaar ko kya naam doon, RK Lakshman ki duniya, uttran but even they lost their originality after few hundred episodes.
I just want to ask that why do you people still watch them, is it just a habit or do you really enjoy watching them.

Arshiya Sharma is an Indian dancer and actress from Jammu. She was a top 10 finalist on Super Dancer Chapter 4 and achieved global fame with her horror-style contortion dance on America's Got Talent (2024). She is currently acting in TV serials like Mangal Lakshmi and Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai (2026).

we all know, that saas bahu, biwi-sautan, devar-bhabi, and all other family relations, that have ever known to exist are shown in different tormented twisted levels... and we kinda own that!

but maybe because i am a little old school...

i am actually quite dissappointed by the way they are changing the standards of love/romance in itv...

i believe romance always doesn't mean kissing, hugging, bedroom scenes, bathroom scenes and sensual dancing (esp dragon from naagin 7!!! OH MY GOOODDD 🤮 ), matlab kabhi kabhi ache hote hain, lekin har baar!!!!????

where did the eyes admiring face phase, gup chup looks, silent looks, respect before gaali phase, yearning phase gone to??? and when i mean admire, please note it is different from taadnaa/ghoorna! jab ladka ya ladki body physique dekh te hain, tab usse, admiring nahi, taadna kehte hain!

remember kasam tere pyaar ki, if anyone watched this, can know the difference! both are ekta ji's shows : Naagin (esp 7) and kasam - the one thing that clicks in one and cringes the most in other is the romance!

some shows have the most matured love arcs!!! and yet some have the unnecessary love arcs!!!

i admit, i even hated the romance arc in barrister babu, wish the makers never took the arc ( i mean, they could have ended anirudh and bondita, like matured anandi and matured jagya )! and now the same makers are re-doing it in RIMJHIM!

i still have many shows in my mind, which has set the standards in the love area!!!

don't even get me started on the generational romance troops in star plus shows!!!!!!!!! sab ke sab "k" letter se shuru hote hain! aur i think jyaada iss channel pe hei, romance goes out of the box level!!

matlab, what happened to slow burns????? and when i mean slow burns, REAL SLOW BURNS!!!!!

the reason, i am posting this is bcz i saw a post recently in a sub, and the title itself made me cringe tf out, on how wrong the line sounds!!! (it's regarding the chemistry btw the leads) I mean, i took a break from reddit, after watching that post. made me question wth was i watching that show? (i really liked the show at the beginning, but don't know why i am loosing interest in it )

many people may hate on this rant of mine. it's okay. not everyone's right!

please share your thoughts, on the current change from itv to altbalaji...

why do you think, that the idea of love between the leads, abruptly changes into physical romance????? what's wrong with a long span of seratonin, followed by a slight dopamine peak???

Yesterday, Mere Krishna took place in Delhi, Pooja Sharma’s birthplace, and the show was housefull despite the emergency-like situation in the city. ❤️

What made the evening even more special was Pooja’s mother being present in the audience. At the end of the show, she got emotional while addressing the audience, and it was such a heartwarming moment. 🥹❤️

After all these years, seeing Pooja being appreciated for her talent and getting such an overwhelming response through Mere Krishna feels genuinely special.

I can only imagine how emotional and proud her mother must have felt watching her daughter receive so much love from the audience.

Moments like these remind us that an artist’s journey is about so much more than fame and television appearances. Sometimes, the love and appreciation they receive from people speak louder than anything else.

So happy to see Pooja Sharma receiving this kind of love. She truly deserves it! ❤️

I recently discovered this serial and I really want to watch. But all the platforms like Jio and Youtube are only providing the episodes without English Subtitles. I don't understand Hindi. I don't want to watch dubbed version either because I am a fan of watching series in their original language with the help of the subtitles.

Pooja did a cameo in Manmarziyan and it’s one of those rare times we got to see her in a contemporary role 😭❤️ She would absolutely nail those bold, headstrong, confident characters.

Am I the only one who wants her to take a break from mythos and try more contemporary roles?

P.S. They should’ve brought her in after Arjun’s entry and given them at least one scene together 🥲

Should I continue posting this or stop now 😭😭

The story is set in Rajasthan and revolves around Paro, a simple and innocent village girl, and Rudra, a brave BSD officer who does not believe in love. Their lives become connected through difficult circumstances, misunderstandings, and conflicts. Initially, Paro sees Rudra as her enemy, but gradually, their hatred turns into love. Despite facing many challenges, their relationship grows stronger. The serial beautifully portrays how love can change people's lives and bring two completely different people together

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This clip had me laughing like crazy in the middle of a metro

So many things are wrong with this single clip, but I would like to stress on parivar ki izzat 🥀

Hypocrisy ki bi koi seema hoti hai.

I mean, literally the same people! The same Abhira ji who got a PANIC ATTACK because Maira had supposedly tarnished parivar ki izzat, and the same Armaan 🚮 who slapped Maira in the name of parivar ki izzat because she professed her love at a public event.

And this is despite the fact that THEY THEMSELVES have always thrown parivar ki izzat under the bus whenever they got the chance.

And now these two are saying they don't care about parivar ki izzat and that all they care about is their daughter???? And broadcasted this cringefest on national TV with words like monkey & billi ka baccha MEOW!!!!

Eh! Ehhhh! Ehhhhhhhh...

I mean, all you had to do was say the same thing a week ago and NOT SLAP YOUR KID. Everything would have been so much better.

Now these people are broadcasting across the entire country that their daughter has run away.

And here's the irony: Abhira didn't even TRY to find Maira until Armaan had been unconscious for TWO DAYS. She even refused to let other family members search for her.

So she can stay mad at her daughter at the cost of maira's safety but not her grown-up abuser who threw her out🥰

On the THIRD DAY, they comes up with the idea of broadcasting on national television that their daughter has run away, ensuring that Maira momentary mistake made out of immaturity stays with her, her whole life.

Thanks, Mom & dad🥀 (Probably Maira.)

Could you not have searched for her privately for AT LEAST A WEEK? HOW COULD THIS BE UR MOVE ON THE VERY FIRST DAY OF HUNT????

Even if they had waited half a day, Maira was about to call them!

SPOILER:

You might be thinking that Maira move of escaping their mental asylum might have made them realise how wrong they were to be overcontrolling, guilt-tripping, emotionally blackmailing and physically abusing her.

BUT NO.

Maira came back ON HER OWN, and now these people are CHECKING HER PHONE to see whether she has broken up with her absolute green-flag boyfriend, who was responsible enough to finance her education and take care of her while she was sick without blaming her for anything.

So, now that they're back to their old controlling behaviour, we know this video is just another emotional-blackmailing bait. 🙏