Top 10 Biggest Flop Indian TV Shows; Chhanchhan, Saraswatichandra, Sanskaar, Bani...
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Production
houses
are
coming
up
with
new
serials
but
at
times
the
unconventional
works
or
even
the
daily
sagas
seem
to
click.
However
there
are
times,
the
serials
flop
badly
without
a
trace.
‘Anamika'
started
off
with
a
‘chudail'
haunting
an
in-love
couple
but
turned
out
to
be
a
complete
let-down.
Another
serial
which
seemed
interesting
was
‘Amita
Ka
Amit'.
The
concept
of
a
‘fat'
girl
Amita's
complex
and
her
arranged
marriage
with
Amit
caught
eye-balls
initially
but
fizzled
off
and
wrapped
off
within
a
year!
‘Chhanchhan'
featured
the
famous
Sanaya
Irani
;
the
initial
buzz
created
around
it
tagged
it
a
winner.
But
since
its
inception,
replacements
and
other
reasons
led
to
its
end
within
few
months!
After
the
success
of
the
first
season
of
‘Na
Bole
Tum
Na
Maine
Kuch
Kaha',
the
second
season
failed
to
leave
an
impact.
Though
the
lead
pair
of
Mohan-Megha
clicked,
it
couldn't
fetch
the
TRPs
and
sadly,
faded
off.
Similarly,
‘Ek
Ghar
Banaaunga'
failed,
not
in
terms
of
performances
but
due
to
the
time
slot.
Slowly
it
dwindled
despite
the
interesting
concept
of
the
husband
taking
responsibility
of
his
wife's
family.
‘Sanskaar
Dharohar
Apnon
Ka'
suffered
badly
with
both
seasons
lasting
around
6
months
going
off
air
quoting
lead
replacements
issues!
Another
serial
‘Dil
Ki
Nazar
se...'
caught
the
viewers'
interest
due
to
the
lead
Soumya
Seth
who
had
been
appreciated
in
her
previous
serial
‘Navvya'
but
this
serial
failed
and
it
wrapped
up
too
soon.
Saraswatichandra,
Sanjay
Leela
Bhansali's
mega-saga
never
picked
up
from
the
beginning
and
is
still
low
on
TRPs.
‘Bani-
Ishq
Da
Kalma'
started
off
with
the
concept
of
Punjabi
rural
villagers'
dream
of
marrying
off
their
daughters
to
NRI.
However,
slowly
the
serial
lost
its
plot
and
is
now
dwindling.
The
story
beginning
with
Simar's
dreams,
‘Sasural
Simar
Ka'
struggled
and
is
still
trying
to
keep
up
with
time
leaps.
Serials
going
flop,
however,
don't
deter
the
production
houses
to
bring
on
new
serials
with
new
concepts,
angles
and
faces.
Only
time
will
tell
whether
we
shall
get
to
see
more
serials
which
touch
the
viewers'
chords.
Anamika
‘Anamika'
started
off
with
a
‘chudail'
haunting
an
in-love
couple
but
turned
out
to
be
a
complete
let-down.
Amita
Ka
Amit
Another
serial
which
seemed
interesting
was
‘Amita
Ka
Amit'.
The
concept
of
a
‘fat'
girl
Amita's
complex
and
her
arranged
marriage
with
Amit
caught
eye-balls
initially
but
fizzled
off
and
wrapped
off
within
a
year!
Chhanchhan
‘Chhanchhan'
featured
the
famous
Sanaya
Irani
;
the
initial
buzz
created
around
it
tagged
it
a
winner.
But
since
its
inception,
replacements
and
other
reasons
led
to
its
end
within
few
months!
Na
Bole
Tum
Na
Maine
Kuch
Kaha
After
the
success
of
the
first
season
of
‘Na
Bole
Tum
Na
Maine
Kuch
Kaha',
the
second
season
failed
to
leave
an
impact.
Though
the
lead
pair
of
Mohan-Megha
clicked,
it
couldn't
fetch
the
TRPs
and
sadly,
faded
off.
Ek
Ghar
Banaaunga
Similarly,
‘Ek
Ghar
Banaaunga'
failed,
not
in
terms
of
performances
but
due
to
the
time
slot.
Slowly
it
dwindled
despite
the
interesting
concept
of
the
husband
taking
responsibility
of
his
wife's
family.
Sanskaar
Dharohar
Apnon
Ka
‘Sanskaar
Dharohar
Apnon
Ka' suffered
badly
with
both
seasons
lasting
around
6
months
going
off
air
quoting
lead
replacements
issues!
Another
serial
‘Dil
Ki
Nazar
se...'
caught
the
viewers'
interest
due
to
the
lead
Soumya
Seth
who
had
been
appreciated
in
her
previous
serial
‘Navvya'
but
this
serial
failed
and
it
wrapped
up
too
soon.
Saraswatichandra
Saraswatichandra,
Sanjay
Leela
Bhansali's
mega-saga
never
picked
up
from
the
beginning
and
is
still
low
on
TRPs.
Bani-
Ishq
Da
Kalma
‘Bani-
Ishq
Da
Kalma'
started
off
with
the
concept
of
Punjabi
rural
villagers'
dream
of
marrying
off
their
daughters
to
NRI.
However,
slowly
the
serial
lost
its
plot
and
is
now
dwindling.
Sasural
Simar
Ka
The
story
beginning
with
Simar's
dreams,
‘Sasural
Simar
Ka'
struggled
and
is
still
trying
to
keep
up
with
time
leaps.
Serials
going
flop,
however,
don't
deter
the
production
houses
to
bring
on
new
serials
with
new
concepts,
angles
and
faces.
Only
time
will
tell
whether
we
shall
get
to
see
more
serials
which
touch
the
viewers'
chords.