Herumb Khot and Nilanjana Purkayasstha’s "Chikoo Ki Mummy Durr Kei" is the new talk of the town for its interesting storyline. The show went on-air on September 6 and features Himanshu Malhotra, Paridhi Sharma and Vaishnavi Prajapati in lead roles. If you haven't seen the show yet, here are five reasons why it should be on your watch list.
1) Interesting concept: The show revolves around Chikoo who gets separated from her family when she was just three. While the family believes that she is dead, her mother, Nupur, is hopeful that she will come home one day.
2) Mother-daughter relationship: The show is about the emptiness a mother feels without her child, and how a child craves for her mother. The desperation they go through to get love. Most importantly, it focuses on how a mother completes a child and vice versa.
3) Himanshu Malhotra: Himanshu Malhotra is known for his acting prowess. He has given many brilliant performances with the latest one being "Shershaah" where he played Capt. Rajeev Kapoor. The actor plays Milind in the TV show and is beautifully portraying the role of a father who is devastated on the inside because his child has gone missing, but has to be tough on the outside for his family, especially his wife.
4) Paridhi Sharma: Paridhi Sharma is undoubtedly one of the most talented actresses of recent times. She is beautiful, she is an amazing dancer, and it's like magic every time she comes on-screen. The way she portrays every emotion on the screen is beyond beautiful.
5) Nilanjana and Herumb: The producer duo are personally involved in the creative aspects of the show, something that is not done by many in the industry. It's their hard work, dedication and passion for the craft that reflects on-screen through the actors.
Bonus - Vaishnavi Prajapati: The child artist plays the titular role of Chikoo in the show. With her big smile and amazing acting skills, she has not just made her co-actors a fan of hers, but even the audience. Her dialogue delivery, the way she portrays various emotions, will melt your heart.
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