Chhoriyan Chali Gaon on Zee TV kicked off with a bang, promising a fresh spin with city divas like Anita Hassanandani and Anjuum Faakih tackling rural challenges in Bamuliya village. But the show’s TRP has tanked, slipping from 1.0 to 0.9, barely clinging to 19th place. What’s dousing the spark? One big reason is the all-female cast—no guys, no romantic equations to spice things up! Unlike Bigg Boss 19, where Farhana Bhatt’s fiery clashes keep viewers glued, Chhoriyan’s lack of male contestants kills the chance for flirty drama or love triangles, a staple of reality TV juice. Fans crave the chaos of romantic tension, but tasks like cooking on chulhas and herding goats, while novel, feel flat without that masala. The show’s heartwarming vibe—think Chinki-Minki’s twin telepathy or Maera Mishra’s wild card entry—hasn’t matched the high-octane conflicts of rival shows. Rannvijay Singha’s hosting adds pep, but the absence of male-driven rivalries or heartthrob moments leaves the narrative stuck in a rut. Social media buzz suggests viewers want more than cultural immersion; they’re itching for sparks that only a mixed cast can ignite. Can Chhoriyan pivot with new twists to save its sinking TRP, or is it doomed to fade in Bigg Boss’s shadow? Time’s ticking for these village divas!
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