New
TV
show
"Beintehaa",
a
love
story
of
two
headstrong
people
and
set
against
the
Muslim
milieu
in
the
locales
of
Bhopal,
makes
for
a
good
package
with
great
production
values
and
entertaining
content,
says
its
lead
actor
Harshad
Arora.
"We
have
shot
it
like
a
film.
We
have
shot
at
locations
in
Bhopal,
the
characterisation
is
very
good
and
the
content
is
better
as
compared
to
other
shows," Harshad
said
at
the
show's
official
launch
here
Thursday.
"I
don't
think
such
content
has
come
on
television...I
think
everything
combined
together
makes
a
very
good
package,"
he
added.
The
story
may
be
about
Muslim
families,
but
the
use
of
the
Urdu
language
is
minimal
in
the
show.
"My
character
is
very
modern,
and
there
is
not
much
use
of
the
Urdu
language.
It
is
a
mix
of
English,
Hindi
and
Urdu.
But
still
I
did
some
research
and
watch
some
Pakistani
shows
(to
prepare
for
my
role),"
Harshad
said.
Preetika
Rao,
who
is
the
sister
of
Bollywood
actress
Amrita
Rao
and
plays
Aaliya
in
Beintehaa,
says
the
show
caters
to
a
wide
audience
and
so,
the
use
of
Urdu
has
been
kept
to
bare
minimum.
"The
show
is
for
the
entire
Indian
audience
so
we
can't
have
much
of
Urdu.
But
yes,
a
few
Urdu
words
will
be
used
here
and
there,"
Preetika
said.
Harshad
said
that
Beintehaa
will
"see
both
love
and
hate".
Beintehaa
goes
on
air
Monday
on
Colors.