Top Indian TV Shows Only 90's Kids Enjoyed

1. Shaktiman:

Shaktimaan is an Indian superhuman TV series on DD National from 13 September 1997 to 27 March 2005. The series was created by Mukesh Khanna and coordinated by Dinkar Jani. Shaktimaan is delineated as a human who has accomplished superhuman quality and power through profound reflection and achieving authority more than five components of life. Shruti Shetty assumes the job of Geeta Vishwas, a reporter in the series who loves Shaktimaan.


2. Dekh Bhai Dekh:

Anand Mahendroo set up together a troupe cast with extraordinary comic planning – Sushma Seth, Navin Nishchol, Shekhar Suman, Farida Jalal – in Dekh Bhai Dekh, which was appeared on DD Metro. The story was of a khandan with a wide range of peculiarities. In addition: a youthful Deven Bhojani playing Karima, the fat local help with panache. Likewise, Liliput, the essayist, completed a few appearances.

3. Antakshari:

At the point when Antakshari began in 1993 on Zee, no one idea it would proceed to end up so prevalent. Utilizing a mix of typical antakshari alongside rounds in light of sound and visual intimations, the straightforward family diversion got a glitzy makeover. Host Annu Kapoor wound up synonymous with the show, however his co-hosts – a progression of ladies – continued changing more than 11 seasons. Some portion of the delight of Antakshari was that gatherings of people themselves played alongside the show.

4. Flimi Chakkar:

It gathered be a show of film tunes with stories woven around them. In any case, the makers kept running into copyright issues and it turned into a sitcom about a film-fixated family on Zee. Ratna Pathak Shah played Rukmani, the spouse. Satish Shah, who concocted the thought, played Prashant, her significant other. They had two children, and there was a dadi, who dissimilar to the others, was not very enamored with films and was frequently damaged by the procedures. In the long run the muffles wound up monotonous and the show achieved its expiry date. There was a reboot, yet it neglected to awe.

5. Sarabhai vs Sarabhai:

Rukmani (Ratna Pathak Shah) and Prashant (Satish Shah) were back as Maya and Indravadan Sarabhai on Star One, a couple of pounds more extravagant and heavier, living in a wash SoBo flat. Their children were called Sahil (Sumeet Raghavan) and Rosesh (Rajesh Kumar). Sahil had a spouse, the 'downmarket' Monisha Sarabhai (Rupali Ganguly), harassed by her 'tidy and propah' saas. Keep in mind the catchphrase, 'Don't worry about me beta, I'm simply making a point'?