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Colors to end Ishq Mein Marjawan in June

Yet another show is set to bid adieu to audiences owing to dipping TRPs. We are talking about Colors’ popular show, Ishq Mein Marjawan. According to reports, the channel has decided to end the show in June.

When the show hit the airwaves, it had Arjun Bijlani and Alisha Panwar as the lead pair. Actress Nia Sharma joined the cast later on. Thanks to its different content and powerful performances, the show managed to grab a lot of eyeballs. However, now the ratings have hit a low and the channel has decided to pull the plug on it.


Ishq Mein Marjawan will air its last episode on Friday 28th June and is expected to be replaced by Rajesh Ram Singh and Pradeep Kumar’s Choti Sarrdaarni,” a source close to the development reveals to an entertainment portal.

Meanwhile, Arjun Bijlani, who played the male lead on Ishq Mein Marjawan, is now gearing up to host the second season of Colors’ popular dance reality show, Dance Deewane. The show has Madhuri Dixit, Shashank Khaitan and Tushar Kalia on the judging panel.

Dance Deewane 2 will premiere on 15th June.

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John Lewis Christmas advert 2025 swaps penguins for parenthood in its most human story yet

Highlights:

  • John Lewis reveals its 2025 Christmas campaign Where Love Lives
  • Story centres on a father and son reconnecting through music and memory
  • Features Alison Limerick’s 1990s hit Where Love Lives and a new version by Labrinth
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The John Lewis Christmas advert has dropped, and with it, the unofficial start of Christmas in the UK. The 2025 John Lewis film Where Love Lives drops the fairytale stuff. No mascots this time. Just a dad and his teenage son, a bit of distance between them.

It’s all shot inside an ordinary home, wrapping paper scattered across the floor. The son’s got his headphones on, half present. The father’s picking up after the morning chaos, looking tired. He spots a small box still under the tree, a vinyl record of Where Love Lives, Alison Limerick’s 90s club track.

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