Kasamh Se

Vociferous and venom spewing Ashwini Kalsekar as Jigyasa is the sureshot USP of Zee's Kasamh Se. After tracking the show for a few weeks, we think the actress surely blazes up the screen with her acting histrionics. At times, she's a doting sister to Jai Walia, next moment an insecure, jealous nanand who wants to finish off Bani; and just in the next shot she'll have you in splits with her comic act.

Although Ronit Roy is a very busy man doing three Balaji shows; Kyunki, Kasautii and Kasamh Se, he still does find time to show his love for mommy dear. Mrs. Roy ( Senior's ) birthday falls on the 16th of this month and Ronit is taking her out of the country for a few days.

It's hardly been a fortnight that Ronit Roy made a stunning entry as the rich NRI business man Aparijt Deb in the post leap Kasamh Se as Prachi Shah aka Bani's love interest and he is already making news! The effervescent actor is gorging on the screen space; and is seen overshadowing the boastful method actor Ram Kapoor.

Using Bollywood numbers in television shows is increasingly becoming a popular medium of promoting the song as well as an easy method of creating drama, easing tension or portraying a mood of celebration in shows. Thursday's episode of Zee's Kasamh Se used Kalyug's popular number, Judaa Hoke bhi to highlight the mood of Jay Walia who was trying to cope with the loss of his love!

The Kasamh Se sisters found quite a meaningful way of celebrating Woman's Day. On the occasion, Prachi Desai (Bani of Kasamh Se) and her on screen sister Rano(Arunima Choudhary)decided to donate a small token on behalf of the reel sisters to the Barbhaya Orphanage for Hindu Girls in Vile Parle (suburban Mumbai). And this is not all the sisters also donated pre-owned clothes, choclates and biscuits for the young girls who are in the age group of 6-17 years. Kudos to the lovely ladies, we say! Mona jaisi koi nahin!