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Hamari Devrani
Genre	Drama
Written by	Raakesh Paswan Amitabh Singh Pawan K Sethhi
Screenplay by	Mrinal Tripathi Amitabh Singh Bhavna Vyas Pawan K Sethhi
Directed by	Vikram Ghai Manish Mistry Santosh Bhatt Pawan Sahu Manchan thakur vikal Vikram Labhe Swapnil Mahaling Suraj Rao Praveen Sudan
Creative director	Manish Mistry
Starring	Madhav Deochake Krishna Gokani Uravshi Upadhayay Vidhi Sindhwad Shreekant Soni
Opening theme	Gaurang Vyas
Country of origin	India
Original language	Hindi
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	951
Production
Executive producer	Suprita Purkayastha Reena Manjrekar
Producer	Shobhana Desai
Cinematography	Anil Mishra
Editors	Manish Mistry Jaskaran Singh Rajnikant Singh Inderjit Singh Satyaprakash Singh
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Production company	Shobhana Desai Productions
Release
Original network	Star Plus
Picture format	576i
Original release	26 May 2008 – 3 February 2012

Hamari Devrani (Our Daughter-in-law) is an Indian soap opera, which was broadcast on Star Plus during weekday afternoons from 2008 to 2012.^[1]^[2]

Plot[edit]

Bhakti (played by Krishna Gokani) is a poor girl living in a beautiful and wealthy village in Qatar. Everyone sees her as unlucky because her mother, Gayatri, eloped with her ex-husband after giving birth to Bhakti, and Bhakti's father Hasmukh refused to see her face or recognize her beauty. Bhakti's maternal grandmother, Kashiben, raises her single-handedly and tries to protect her from love to prevent emotional pain. As Bhakti grows up (now played by Jyotica Dholabhai), the show associates her with unluckiness and she becomes lonely. Whenever Bhakti asks about her parents and childhood, Kashiben says that they are in Ahemadabad. Meanwhile, she is presented with an idol of a baby, Lord Krishna, and is told that this will protect her in any situation. Bhakti accepts wholeheartedly and calls the baby Laddoo thief. Later, Kashiben takes Bhakti to Ahemadabad where Bhakti's father Hasmukh lives. Hasmukh, and his second wife, insult Bhakti and banish her from Ahemadabad.

Meanwhile, in Ahemadabad, Devkiben, an elderly widowed woman, heads a rich and popular family known as the Nanavatis, with her six sons and five daughters-in-law. The eldest daughters-in-law of the family (Manjula, Parul, Apla, Jalpa, and Rajeshwari) want Mohan (played by Madhav Deochake), Devkiben's youngest son, to marry a woman who will demand anything from the family and act like an overlord. Bhakti marries into this family when her would-be elder sisters-in-law (jethanis) see her in Ahemadabad and choose her for their brother-in-law after seeing Bhakti's educated, gullible, and sensitive nature. The story flows onward, where viewers witness how she is treated in this family by her sisters-in-law. Manjula, Parul, Apla, Jalpa, and Rajeshwari try not to love Mohan and Bhakti, but in the end, good wins over evil, and they indeed start loving Mohan and Bhakti.

The character of Padmini is introduced with her seven-year-old daughter, Shikha, who people believe is Mohan's illegitimate child. Padmini wants to marry Mohan, and obtain the assets of the Nanavati family. She plays many tricks to fulfill her evil intentions. In one scheme, she kidnaps Bhakti (now pregnant) to blackmail and marry Mohan, but she is caught by the police.

The show then takes a seventeen-year leap, and now the story focuses on Mohan and later, Bhakti's daughter, Aastha (played by Vidhi Sindhwad), and Padmini's daughter, Shikha (played by Ekta Saraiya).

The story then moves forward twenty years. This is after Bhakti and Mohan died from giving birth to a mentally-ill daughter, Aastha who the Nanavati family adopted. Aastha is raised by all her aunties with love and care and is a sweet and bubbly girl. Meanwhile, Shikha grows up to be ill-mannered like her mother. The show introduces Raj, Shika's love interest. Raj and Shikha love each other but cannot marry because an astrologer predicted Raj's first wife will die. They create a plan so that if Raj marries Aastha, it won't matter if she dies. After the marriage, Aastha shows no sign of death so Raj, with the help of Shikha and his aunt Rasila, plans to murder Astha and 'get-it-over-and-done-with'. Somehow, Aastha miraculously survives, and the five daughters-in-law succeed in taking their revenge from Raj and Rasila.

After that, Mohan marries Vrinda. Even though she is a genuine and loving woman, the Navavati bahus think she is here to steal her money. They eventually realize that Vrinda is a nice woman. Then comes another twist; the family of the Nanavati's only daughter comes to steal money from the Nanavati house. They kidnap Aastha, but Vrinda rescues her and the kidnappers go to jail. The story ends with the Nanavati family celebrating Vrinda's pregnancy.

Cast[edit]

Maadhav Deochake(season 1) / Paresh Bhatt(season 2) as Mohan Nanavati
Krishna Gokani as Bhakti Mohan Nanavati^[3]
Eva Ahuja as Vrinda Mohan Nanavati
Vidhi Sindhwad as Aastha Nanavati / Antani
Shilpa Raizada as Padmini
Shreekant Soni as Purushottam Das Nanavati
Zankhana Sheth as Devki Purushottam Nanavati
Sameer Rajda as Jayant Nanavati
Urvashi Upadhyay as Manjula Nanavati
Kaushal Shah as Sannat Nanavati
Kalyani Thakkar as Parul Sannat Nanavati
Ajay Parekh as Mukesh Nanavati
Bhoomi Shukla as Alpa Mukesh Nanavati
Mihir Rajda as Ketan Nanavati
Manisha Dave as Jalpa Ketan Nanavati
Manas Shah as Gautam Nanavati
Niilam Paanchal as Rajeshwari Gautam Nanavati
Purbi Joshi as Daksha Deepak Patel
Nayan Shukla as Ayush Nanavati
Ekta Saraiya as Shikha Nanavati
Divya Naaz as young Shikha Nanavati
Winy Tripathi as Raj / Shekhar Antani
Falguni Desai as Raseela Antani
Raunak Soni as Ladoo Gopal
Lavanya Bhardwaj as Dev Kumar Sanghvi
Alam Khan as Kunal Nanavati
Girish Solanki as Sadanand
Aarti Malkan as Sabarmati

Production[edit]

Speaking about the series Producer Shobhana Desi said, 'Nothing works as well as a Gujarati family on Indian television and that is the reason why Hamari Devrani is centred around a family living in Gujarat.'^[4]

In November 2008, the shootings and telecast of all the Hindi television series including this series and films were stalled on 8 November 2008 due to dispute by the technician workers of FWICE (Federation of Western India Cine Employees) for increasing the wages, better work conditions

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