Ek Safar Aisa… Kabhi Socha Na Tha is the first fiction launch of the year on Sony. As reported earlier by Tellychakkar, it starts from February 9 and will air from Monday to Thursday at 9.30 pm.

The story of the show begins with Ganga. It’s a typical day in Ganga’s life. She is seated by the bank of the river, a routine with her, when to her horror she sees someone floating in the water and she saves the person. Despite facing the wrath of the villagers she gets the stranger home. It is then that she realises that he has lost his memory and does not remember his identity and his very existence. Soon Ganga gets to know that the stranger is Manav, a millionaire, who now refuses to acknowledge he is Manav and any relationship, except that of Ganga, whom he sees as his saviour.

Under strange and extenuating circumstances Ganga gets married to Manav. Her only interest in life now is to help Manav find his identity and his past but is ignorant that in doing so she will unravel dark secrets from his past.

Later, Manav’s family members trace him and want him to return home along with them. Ganga is completely confused whether she should trust her husband, who claims that he is not Manav or his family, who have all the proof that he is Manav Rathore, the millionaire.

Gurdip Bhangoo, Head of Programming, Sony Entertainment Television said, “A sweet vulnerable girl gets embroiled in a journey because of emotional compulsions. She then battles the day to day onslaught from all quarters with only belief and values on her side. Little does she realise that saving a stranger from the river will lead to so many uncertainties in life. Ek Safar Aisa… Kabhi Socha Na Tha is about treading the unknown. We are sure this simple girl’s story and the mysterious experiences that she goes through in life will resonate with the viewers.”

Producer Rashmi Sharma says, “Though the story of our show is based on a simple and quiet Indian girl, we are not presenting a story of a docile girl who bears everything. The girl in our story stands for herself and fights when it comes to her rights and justice.”