4 times Indian TV shamelessly copied famous Bollywood scenes and failed!

By Unknown Tuesday 14 March 2017

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We as a whole know how Indian TV soaps love to rehash themselves again and again till they execute our appetite for good content. Once in a while, it is the absence of thoughts, alternate circumstances, it is the absence of a risk appetite. Regardless, duplicate gluing a scene from a hit Bollywood flick has turned into a standard on TV. At whatever point the TRPs dip, or the thoughts run out, the most secure bet is to re-make an acclaimed Bollywood scene and the work is finished. These scenes have an extraordinary review esteem okay, yet they need in quality, and that is out principle grievance. Here are five demonstrates that have glaringly replicated scenes from Bollywood films.

Kuch Rang Pyar Ke Aise Bhi - Kuch Kuch Hota Hai 

Sony TV's Kuch Rang Pyar Ke Aise Bhi is the most recent to join the temporary fad of copycats. The show, that has as of late taken a jump, didn't know how to take the story forward, so a mid year camp appeared to be the best thought. Yes a late spring camp in March. Suhana, who has not yet left her woolen tops is having an affair time in a late spring camp with Dev (Shaheer Sheik) and Sonakshi (Erica Fernandes). Much the same as Kuch Hota Hai, where Rahul and Anjali had a b-ball match, Dev and Sonakshi are hollowed against each other in a b-ball coordinate. What next? Dev and Sona will even play idiotic acts, where Sonakshi will institute and Dev should figure.

Kumkum Bhagya - Dil To Pagal Hai

The ‘aur paas’ minute when Rahul (Shah Rukh Khan) pulls Pooja (Madhuri Dixit) nearer is one of our most loved minutes from Dil To Pagal Hai however Kumkum Bhagya needed to demolish it for us. Whenever Pragya (Sriti Jha) overlooks her handbag, Abhi (Shabbir Ahluwalia) conveys it to her and prods her by saying 'aur paas'. The innovative group of the show ought to have contributed a little time and brains to think of something other than what's expected than explicitly duplicating a scene from a Yash Chopra great.

Sasural Simar Ka - Mirch Masala 

Whenever Vikrant (Aadesh Chaudhary) attempted to compel Simar to wed him, the ladies of the town demonstrated boldness and tossed red bean stew powder on Vikrant to shield Simar from him. The peak scene of Mirch Masala where the ladies tossed red stew powder on Naseeruddin Shah was the high purpose of the film. Re-making this scene ought to be viewed as a transgression. They shouldn't have done that. Yet, it's just the same old thing new to Sasural Simar Ka, that has dependably needed innovativeness. Be it Simar transforming into a housefly, which was duplicated from motion picture Makkhi or the duplicate of Game of Thrones trailer.