The Coronavirus pandemic has brought the entire entertainment industry to its knees. Not just the film industry, the television industry is also suffering massive losses. To save themselves from further losses, several general entertainment channels are pulling the plug on their underperforming shows.
The latest we hear that ZEE TV has also decided to axe two of its shows Ishq Subhan Allah and Dil Yeh Ziddi Hai as they have been low on generating enough TRP for the channel. This comes close on the heels of reports that Sony Entertainment Television is also planning to axe three of its ongoing shows.
A source in the know informs an entertainment portal that ZEE TV may end Ishq Subhan Allah and Dil Yeh Ziddi Hai right after the nationwide lockdown is lifted or even before the lockdown is over.
A cast member of Ishq Subhan Allah informs on the condition of anonymity, “I too have heard this buzz but have not officially informed. When the TV shoot first stopped mid last month, everybody on set was hopeful of quickly getting back to work. But now with no clarity on lockdown lifting, things might have changed, for our call to creative is going unanswered. Guess no one wants to reveal plan which might again change at the last minute.”
When actor Adan Khan, who plays the male lead on Ishq Subhan Allah, was reached to know the truth, he said, “Honestly, I too saw some tweets suggesting the same but don’t know how true it is.”
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