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&TV set to remake a hit Tamil show in Hindi

According to reports, &TV is gearing up to launch a new television show, titled Ek Thi Ardhangini. The series will be bankrolled by Essel Vision Productions, which has previously produced Sa Re Ga Ma Pa and Dance India Dance for Zee TV.

Essel Vision Productions is currently producing episodics for &TV's Laal Ishq. The supernatural series, which started airing a couple of months ago, is one of the highest-rated shows on the network.


Talking about the story of Ek Thi Ardhangini, we have learnt that the show is actually the remake of a hit Tamil series, Yaaradi Nee Mohini. The thriller show will have every possible ingredient that makes a show hit, like love, revenge and loads of drama.

Before being adapted in Hindi, Yaaradi Nee Mohini has been remade in several languages like Telugu, Kannada, Odia and Malayalam.

An official announcement is expected to be made soon.

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  • Fans speculate about a secret ninth episode of Stranger Things season five
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  • Netflix has made no announcement about an additional episode

What is the ‘conformity gate’ theory?

A new fan-driven theory, dubbed ‘conformity gate’, has taken over social media following the conclusion of Stranger Things season five. The speculation centres on claims that Netflix may release an unannounced final episode on 7 January, offering an alternative ending to the series.

The theory emerged from dissatisfaction among some viewers who felt the finale delivered predictable outcomes rather than the complex conclusions promised by creators Matt and Ross Duffer over the past decade.

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