Here are nine iconic Indian TV shows from the late 1990s and early 2000s that bring back fond memories for millennials. These shows, full of magic, friendship, adventure, and fun, were a huge part of many childhoods. Let’s take a nostalgic look back!
- Miley Jab Hum Tum (2008-2010)
This college romance follows two sisters, Nupur and Gunjan, who come from a small town and try to adjust to city life after joining the same college as their cousins. They meet Mayank and Samrat, two popular boys, and friendships soon blossom into love. The show captures the ups and downs of young love.
- Dill Mill Gayye (2007-2010)
A sequel to Sanjivani, this medical drama follows young interns at a hospital. The show focuses on their friendships, dreams, and the romantic sparks between Dr. Armaan (played by Karan Singh Grover) and his female leads. The chemistry was unforgettable and still has fans reminiscing. - Shararat (2003–2006)
This fantasy sitcom is about Jiya, a girl who discovers magical powers on her 18th birthday. Alongside her magical mom and grandma, Jiya learns how to control her powers, often with hilarious results. The lighthearted magic and humor made this show a joy to watch.
- Karishma Kaa Karishma (2003-2004)
This show tells the story of Karishma, a young girl robot created by a scientist. As she’s welcomed into the family, they face comical situations while trying to keep her robot identity hidden. It’s a mix of fantasy and comedy that charmed viewers. - Shaka Laka Boom Boom (2000-2002)
A boy named Sanju finds a magic pencil that brings everything he draws to life. From helping friends to fighting a dark magician, Sanju uses the pencil for good. The show was an exciting adventure that kept kids hooked.
- Son Pari (2000-2004)
This fantasy show follows Fruity, a girl who befriends a fairy named Son Pari. With her magical gem, Fruity can call Son Pari whenever she needs help, leading to both emotional and funny moments. The show was a beloved favorite for many children. - Family No. 1 (1998-1999)
This comedy features two single parents with kids who are forced to share a house. Despite their clashing personalities, they navigate life together, leading to many funny and heartwarming moments. - Hip Hip Hurray (1998-2001)
A teen drama about a group of high school seniors, this show explored issues like exams, friendships, dating, and family pressures. It was one of the first shows to tackle these topics in a relatable way. - Just Mohabbat (1996-2000)
This coming-of-age story follows Jai, a boy at a boarding school, as he deals with growing up, friendships, and his first experiences with love and heartbreak.
These shows bring back a wave of nostalgia and were a memorable part of TV for many millennials.
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