Remember Dil Chaahta Hai and you will be able to connect to Binaifer Kohli's Four on SAB TV. Four represents four directions, the journey of four friends and the paths they take. It's a daily in the 8.30-9 pm slot.

Imtiaz Punjabi, HO of Edit II, informs, "It's the story of four youngsters from a small town out to realize their dreams. We have included elements that interest today's youth like motorbike racing and a pop star aspirant."

Even the unambitious youth can identify for there are characters that are lazy and without any goal.

The friendly four are Vipul Gupta, Raj Singh Arora, Samir Sharma and Manasi Parekh. After India Calling on Star One, Vipul and Manasi are paired together again and they are quite thrilled about it. Other actors include Shagufta Ali, Anang Desai, Suhasini Mulay, Dolly Minaz, Neelu Kohli and Suresh Chatwal.

Vipul Gupta plays Rocky the guy with stars in his eyes as he comes to the city to pursue his ambition to become a rockstar. Speaking on the character, he says, "It's an antithesis to what I was in India Calling there I was a cool dude, rich and sophisticated whereas here I am a vernie struggling to make it big. I take that as a challenge."

Yuvi of Remix fame, Raj Singh Arora is Rattu, the bike racing fanatic. He is the boy who indulges in all the bad habits of smoking and betting. Highly ambitious, he takes the wrong path to achieve the ends. He starts with a small motor driving school and becomes big enough to own a car showroom. "I have spent a couple of years in Jammu and noticed the mentality of small town people. I was scared of playing Rttu but my director convinced me to do so. That helped in essaying this role."

The ghost Navin Singh of Left Right Left emerges again on SAB as Mannu a vain, good-looking, health-freak who wants to be a singer. Mannu is very busy but with attending other's marriages and funerals. He envies Rocky as he can see through Mannu's dark side.

On her role, Manasi Parekh says, "I am the only girl among three boys. My name is Taranpreet Nagra, fondly called TP, who is a freaky person. My aim in life keeps changing everyday since I am confused and don't know where I am heading towards." But she ends up doing what she hated all her life as a chef though she detests cooking. Does she identify with TP? "No, I am in direct contrast to TP in my real life," says Manasi who feels she is closer to Chandni of India Calling.