She
was
the
ugly
duckling;
Lady
Luck,
her
Fairy
Godmother
shook
her
magic
wand
and
then
Cindrella
set
onto
seek
her
Prince
Charming.
Alas!
the
clock
struck
12
and
everything
vanished
into
thin
air.
However
Cindrella
met
with
her
good
fortune.
Pari
Hoon
Main
along
the
same
lines
brought
to
light
a
new
Cindrella
fable.
Nikki,
the
star-crossed
girl
enjoys
stardom
when
destiny
favours
her
and
also
comes
across
her
handsome
Prince
Rajvir
Kapoor,
the
superstar.
As
love
blossoms
and
the
lovers
are
united
the
tale
comes
to
a
full
circle.
Giving
a
twist
to
the
whole
story,
Nikki's
look
alike
Pari,
a
leading
actress
is
a
pivotal
angle
of
the
show
with
her
lover
Karan,
the
aspiring
director.
When
all
commotions
and
confusions
are
sorted
out,
one
wonders
was
it
not
a
replica
of
Cindrella,
an
Indianised
version?
One
of
the
most
popular
shows
on
Star
One,
Pari
Hoon
Main
came
to
an
end
last
week
when
the
lovers
were
united
and
the
oft
quoted
adage
"and
they
lived
happily
ever
after" was
imaged
forth
on
screen.
The
show
with
a
casual
air
took
off
on
a
mild
pace
but
always
ensuring
the
audiences'
interest
.
The
liveliness
of
the
characters
and
the
simplicity
of
narration
,
the
real
USP
of
the
show
virtually
pulled
up
the
TRP
ratings.
Truly
symbolizing
a
show
within
a
show,
the
gist
was
about
luck
and
love
going
hand
in
hand
and
covertly
voicing
that
fortune
favours
one
and
all
at
one
time
or
the
other.
It
is
the
right
opportunity
that
matters.
The
victory
of
virtue
over
vice
was
seen
as
Maami
and
Balma
mend
their
ways
falling
at
Nikki's
feet
begging
for
mercy.
However
in
spite
of
messages
seeping
into
the
show,
it
never
ever
waned
in
interest
because
freshness
and
intensity
was
oozing
in
every
frame.
One
close
look
at
the
show
and
semblances
between
the
Cindrella
fairytale
and
the
serial
is
evident.
As
Fairy
Godmother
is
to
Cindrella,
Karan
changes
Nikki,
the
village
belle's
life
for
good
and
Raj
walks
into
her
life.
On
the
other
hand
Pari,
the
arrogant
actress
as
she
is
infamously
acknowledged
comes
to
realize
the
hardships
of
life
only
to
mellow
down
and
lose
her
heart
for
Karan.The
clock
strikes
12
metaphorically;
Pari
and
Nikki
get
back
to
their
same
lives
again.
The
swapping
episodes
and
the
problems
that
ensue
are
sorted
out
and
the
everyone
escapes
unscathed.
There
are
no
mysteries,
no
shockers
for
the
audience,
in
fact
all
too
predictable.
However
all
is
well
that
ends
well.
Without
surmising
the
technicalities,
the
choice
of
artistes
Mohit
Mallik,
Karan
Mehra
and
Rashmi
Desai
stand
out
as
does
the
story
in
itself.
The
cosy
romantic
settings,
the
intricacies
and
fineries
are
worth
a
mention.
Pari
Hoon
Main
stands
out
without
running
the
race
for
thousand
episodes
or
springing
up
one
generation
leap
after
other.
As
a
fair
tale,
it
has
remained
true
to
its
identity
by
winding
up
at
the
nick
of
time
with
no
digressions
whatsoever.
As
the
show
came
to
an
end,
one
nurtures
all
the
fond
memories
and
there
is
something
to
laugh
upon
in
solitude.
Our
cindrella
came
conquered
our
hearts
and
when
the
clock
struck,
she
faded
away,
leaving
behind
fond
memories
to
cherish