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&TV to pull the plug on Shaadi Ke Siyape

There will not be more than half a dozen shows which ran successfully for more than a year on &TV ever since the channel came into existence in 2015. Since coming into being, the channel has launched a series of shows but blame it on poor content, most of its shows failed to strike a chord with the audience.

According to latest media reports, another & TV show is under the scanner and may bid adieu to audiences very soon. We are talking about the recently launched sitcom Shaadi Ke Siyape, produced by Full House Media.


Starring Sheen Das, Mishkat Verma and Bhavya Gandhi in important roles, Shaadi Ke Siyape was launched with much fanfare on 16th March 2019. The makers had a lot of expectations from the show, but it just failed to attract the audience.

Since the show is not bringing necessary numbers required for its sustenance, &TV is planning to discontinue it soon. However, the team has not received any official confirmation yet.

More details are awaited.

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