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&TV to pull the plug on Siddhi Vinayak

After having a successful run of over a year, romantic television series Siddhi Vinayak, which airs on &TV, is set to bid adieu to the audience, if reports are to be believed.

After launching supernatural series Daayan earlier this month, the channel was looking at allotting a time slot to its upcoming show, Ardhangini, starring Avinash Sachdev and Anjali Priya in lead roles.


Since Siddhi Vinayak was not doing a great job as far as TRP is concerned, the channel decided to bring the curtain down on it. It’s expected to be replaced by Ardhangini.

“After the launch of Daayan on &TV, the Essel Vision show Ardhangini, which will be the remake of the Tamil serial, Yaaradee Nee Mohini, will have to get a slot in the near future. And the show which is likely to bite the dust is Siddhi Vinayak,” reveals a credible source.

Produced by Prashant Bhatt and Sanjay Memane under the banner of Studio B&M, Siddhi Vinayak stars Nitin Goswami and Farnaz Shetty in lead roles.

An official announcement is awaited.

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Prosecutors in California have filed a criminal charge against Britney Spears following her arrest last month for allegedly driving under the influence.

The Ventura County District Attorney's Office filed the case on Thursday, charging the pop star with one count of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Spears, 44, was arrested on 4 March on a southern California highway after authorities said she was driving her BMW "erratically at a high rate of speed". Her representatives have called the incident "completely inexcusable".

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