Hitler Didi

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Hitler Didi

Logo Of Hitler Didi
Genre Indian soap opera
Drama
Written by Sanjay Kumar
Ila Bedi Datta
Malavika Asthana
Satyam K Tripathi
Directed by Mohit Jha &Vikram Ghai
Starring Rati Pandey
Sumit Vats
Opening theme Instrumental By Sunidhi Chauhan
Country of origin India
Original language(s) Hindi
No. of seasons 02
No. of episodes 467.
Production
Producer(s) Rohit Vaid
Ila Bedi Dutta
Location(s) Delhi
Macau
Mumbai
Camera setup Multi-camera
Running time Approx. 21 minutes
Broadcast
Original channel Zee TV
Picture format 576i (SDTV)
Original run November 07, 2011 – August 2nd 2013
External links
Website

Hitler Didi (English: literally Hitler Sister but figuratively Auntie Hitler[1]) is a daily Indian soap opera that aired on Zee TV. It premiered on November 7, 2011. The story is located in the backdrop of Delhi. It airs in Pakistan on Express Entertainment.

Overview

Hitler Didi follows Indira Sharma (Rati Pandey) and Chandni Chowk. After hitting a ratings slump in August 2012, the show did a time leap.[2] In June 2013, the story lines shifted again to follow the character Indria with her in-laws.[3]

Cast

Former cast

  • Rati Pandey as Zaara Malik Khan
  • Aasiya Kazi as Dr Shweta Kapoor
  • Girish Jain as Dr Jaswant Rai Singhania
  • Silky Khanna as Abha Jaswant Singhania
  • Hardik Somnathwala as Sahil Singhania (Bheem)
  • Rahil Azam as Malik Khan
  • Rohit Roy as Major Kabir Chaudhary / Saheb
  • Dolly Sohi as Noor Kabir Chaudhary
  • Vikram Sahu as Major Khan
  • Abhinav Shukla as Inspector Sumer Singh Chaudhary
  • Mrunal Jain as Sameer Diwan
  • Neha Talwar as Sajni
  • Ravi Jhankal as RajRani
  • Jasveer Kaur as Savita Munna Sharma
  • Kapil Soni as Vidhit Sharma
  • Deepesh Bhan as Pappu Chaddha
  • Gargi Sharma as Mandira Pappu Chadha
  • Preeya Subba as Meher Khan
  • Navneet Nishan as Simi Diwan Chandela
  • Sheeba Chaddha as Dulari
  • Shabnam Sayed as Jhumpa Lahiri Sharma

Supporting cast

  • Pankaj Vishnu as Kulbhushan Diwan Chandela
  • Garima Bhardwaj as Nanda Kulbhushan Diwan Chandela
  • Rituraj Singh as Kala Diwan Chandela
  • Jhanvi Sangwan as Jwaladevi Diwan Chandela
  • Sunita Rajwar as Jamuna Dhai

References

External links

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