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Star Plus’ Kullfi Kumarr Bajewala gets the axe

If you have been an avid watcher of Star Plus’ show Kullfi Kumarr Bajewala, there is a shocking piece of news for you! According to fresh media reports, the popular daily soap is facing the axe. The channel will beam its final episode in the month of February.

Kullfi Kumarr Bajewala has been under the scanner for a couple of weeks now. But now it is almost confirmed that it will bid adieu to audiences on Friday, 7th February. Produced by 4 Lions Films, the show hit the small screen on 19th March 2018. Powered by a strong storyline and power-packed performances from the lead cast, it caught viewers’ attention in no time and spring-boarded to one of the top-rated shows on Indian television.


A couple of months ago, Kullfi Kumarr Bajewala was moved out of the primetime schedule to make way for supernatural series Yehh Jadu Hai Jinn Ka. It was again shifted back to a primetime slot. The constant reshuffle in its timeslot affected its TRP, which led the channel to decide to bring the curtains down on it after completing 450 episodes.

News also had it recently that the makers were planning to introduce a generation leap in the show, which will pave the way for the exit of lead actor Mohit Malik. The actor had himself confirmed quitting the show post leap as he was not comfortable playing a father to two grown-up girls.

“I was fine with playing father to two small girls in the show. But I do not want to play a father to grown-up girls because I don’t think it will look convincing. I am still shooting, and so the feeling that I will no longer get to spend time with my on-screen daughters (Akriti Sharma and Myra Singh) is yet to sink in. I shot for the show like they were my real daughters and it’s going to be tough,” Malik had said.

According to reports, Mahesh Bhatt’s upcoming fiction show Jannat will replace Kullfi Kumarr Bajewala. The promo of the new show is expected to air from next week. More details are awaited.

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  • Dhee says Vari Vari emerged from a deeply personal and reflective period in her life
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  • She says remaining rooted in her identity has always been central to her music
  • Dhee hopes to release more albums and perform more frequently in the years ahead

A song shaped by reflection rather than intention

For Dhee, Vari Vari was not born out of a deliberate attempt to move in a new direction. Instead, it arrived during a period of reflection that naturally began influencing the music she was making. Speaking exclusively, the singer described how many of her recent songs have mirrored experiences unfolding in her own life, making them feel more personal than planned.

That emotional undercurrent eventually found its way into Vari Vari. Conversations with lyricist Vivek (Vivek Anna) slowly shaped the track, which grew from discussions around love and human connection. Rather than following a formula, the song evolved organically and became a reflection of thoughts she had already been carrying.

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