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Kasamh Se
Intertitle of Kasamh Se
GenreSoap opera
Created byBalaji Telefilms
Written byStory
Nim Sood
Screenplay
Sonali Kotnis, Bhavesh Mandalia, Bobby Bhonsle, Mahesh Pandey, Gaurav Sharma, Vandana Tiwari Fatima Rangila
Dialogues
Brij Mohan Pandey, Rekkha Modi, Dheeraj Sarna, Sharad tripathi, Mirdu Sharma, Vinod Sharma & Ram Kapoor
Directed byArvind Gupta, Anil V. Kumar, Santram Varma, Javed Sayyed, Fahad Kashmiri, Rohit Malhotra, Yash Chauhan, Talat Jani, Taimur A. Bajwa, Rohit Dwivedi, Vicky Chauhan, Mohit Hussain, Muzammil Desai, Deepak Chavan, Ashish Srivastav & Vijay Saini
Creative directorsNivedita Basu Sandiip Sikcand, Vikas Gupta, Suraj Rao, Mitu & Sukriti Saxena
asso. creative head
Tasneem Mehta
Starring
Opening theme"Kasamh Se" by Nihira Joshi
Country of originIndia
Original languageHindi
No. of episodes742
Production
ProducersEkta Kapoor and Shobha Kapoor
CinematographyDeepak Malwankar, Sanjay Memane & Anil Katke
EditorsVikas Sharma, Vishal Sharma, Swapnil Nerurkar and Manus Majumdar
Running time24 minutes
Production companyBalaji Telefilms
Original release
NetworkZee TV
Release16 January 2006 (2006-01-16) –
12 March 2009 (2009-03-12)

Kasamh Se (English title: The Promise) was an Indian soap opera produced by Ekta Kapoor of Balaji Telefilms. The show aired on Zee TV from 16 January 2006 to 12 March 2009.[1] The story is about three sisters - Bani, Piya and Rano.

Plot

Three Dixit sisters; Bani, Pia and Rano are different but are closed to each other. They live in Mount Abu. After their father's death, the three sisters go to Mumbai to live with Jai Udai Walia, a ruthless business tycoon who knew their parents. Jai falls for Pia, but she loves Jai's employee Pushkar Shukla and more interested in Jai's wealth. Their marriage is arranged but on the wedding day, Pia elopes with Pushkar. To save the Dixit family's honor and mostly persuaded by Jai's cunning sister Jigyasa, Bani takes Pia's place at the altar and marries Jai. Jai is initially furious, but slowly comes to fall for Bani. They kiss after a family function arranged by jai’s friend Roshni. Jai's younger nephew and Jigyasa's younger son Sahil falls for Rano and they get married.

Though Pia is married to Pushkar, after her argument with Pushkar she becomes interested in Jai's wealth and tries to steal him from Bani. Once Jai goes on a business trip, Pia follows him, spikes his drink, and sexually assaults him. This leaves Jai shaken.

On Bani and Jai's one-year anniversary, it is revealed that Pia is pregnant with Jai's child. Bani goes into trauma but later forgives them. Pia gives birth to a son, Veer while Rano gives birth a son, Varun. Sahil is killed and Pia frames Bani for Sahil's death and blackmails Jai: he can either let Bani spend life in jail or testify that she is mentally ill and she can spend only five years in a mental hospital. Jai, who is left with no option, rules that Bani is mentally ill and she is sent to a mental hospital.

At the hospital, she gives birth to twins Krishna and Atharva but they are taken away by Jai. Bani escapes from the hospital and is rescued by a man named Aparajit Deb who takes her under his wing. He takes an interest in her. He offers her to come with him abroad so she can get away from her past. Bani agrees but promises that she will return for her children.

5 years later

Krishna and Atharva are now five years old. Pia does not take care of them. Bani, who has adopted the name Durga Dasgupta, returns to take her children and exposes Pia for what she has done and take revenge from Jai. Later she learns that Jai has done nothing and he testified against her only to save her. Pia is thrown out of the house. Pia meets with an accident and is left in a wheelchair. Bani and Rano forgive her and help her.

It is revealed that Bani had a twin sister Anamika and she is dead. Her husband Daksh Randheria became mentally unstable after that. He only acts normal when he is with Bani. Krishna and Atharva are kidnapped and murdered in front of Bani and Jai. Struck by the loss of his children and instigation by Jigyasa, Jai kicks Bani out of the house. Jai's aunt supports Bani and leaves the house. Bani, feeling like she has nothing left, tries to kill herself by but is saved. She is revealed to be pregnant and finds hope in her life again. Daksh is cured.

5 years later

Bani lives by the name of Maithili with Jai's aunt and her 5-year-old daughter Ganga in Meerut. Daksh is helping Bani. Jai has moved on and made his business flourish. He has remarried to Meera Khandelwal. Jai meets Ganga and has a good connection with her, not knowing that Ganga is his daughter. Later he learns that Ganga is his daughter. Ganga is revealed to have blood cancer and the only way she can survive is by a bone marrow transplant that can only be donated by family. This makes Jai and Bani come together to save Ganga. Jai learns the truth that Bani was never having an affair with Daksh and apologizes to her. Jigyasa is revealed to have gotten the Walia twins kidnapped. Jai sends Jigyasa to jail but Bani does not believe that Jigyasa killed them. Jigyasa is taking the blame for the murder because the actual killer has blackmailed her that they would kill Jigyasa's elder son Ranbir if she didn't take the blame.

Bani gives birth to another twins, who are named after Krishna and Atharva. Ganga undergoes surgery and is cured. Daksh finds out who killed the twins but before he can reveal it, he is murdered. The family takes a trip to Bani's maternal home in Mount Abu. Pia is revealed to be fine and had been pretending to be handicapped to save Bani because the real killer is one of their family members. Pushkar takes Pia and Veer with him. It is revealed that Krishna and Atharva's killer is Meera. Meera reveals herself to Bani her crimes and sets Bani on fire. Bani falls off a cliff, burning, into the lake. She is declared dead, which leaves Jai and the family devastated.

Bani is revealed to be alive. She is saved by a man named Partho Mitra. She loses her memory and her face is severely damaged. She gets a new face with plastic surgery. Partho adopts her and moves to Kolkata with her.

16 years later

Bani and Jai's children, Krishna and Ganga are grown up. Bani lives as Pronita Mitra and has hazy nightmares of the night Meera tried to kill her. Soon, she meets Jai in Mount Abu but Jai does not know she is Bani because of her new face. She also completes Ganga's painting in a painting exhibition. Bani is invited to a party at the Walia mansion where she sees Meera and regains her memory. She vows to take down Meera. She learns that Meera had spoilt her children and her own son. She exposes Meera in front of Jai. Meera accepts all the allegations and tells Jai the truth that she spoilt his children because Ganga and Krishna are Bani's daughters and if he divorced her she will claim her share in the property. Jai and Bani decide teach her a lesson. Then Jai pretends to apologize to Meera and asks for their second marriage. Jai and Bani trick Meera into signing divorce papers and Bani sits in the mandap and they marry. They also teach their children a lesson. Jai and Meera's son also learns about Meera's truth and disowns her. It is revealed that Partho had been working with Jigyasa and Jigyasa was the one who saved her when Meera tried to kill her 16 years ago.

Meera tries to ruin Ganga's life by having her marry Pratyush Mittal. Mittals are bankrupt and Pratyush is pretending to be in love with Ganga. Bani learns about it and with the help of Ganga's friend Rishi Tyagi and her hired actress Sonali expose Pratyush and Mittal family on the day of marriage. The Mittal family is arrested and Rishi who had fallen in love with Ganga makes a proposal in front of Walia family of marrying Ganga. Ganga initially refuses but later agrees. They then marry. Bani tries to scare Meera pretending to be Bani's ghost/spirit/soul. Meera learns that Bani is alive and tries to kill her. Bani is saved by Jigyasa. Jai stops Meera from attacking Jigyasa. He is so furious that he tries to kill Meera but he is stopped by Walia family. Meera is exposed and sent to jail. Jigyasa reunites with her family. Jigyasa lies to Walia family that she had hired Pronita to expose Meera. Rano and Pia come to know that Pronita is actually Bani and with help of Pushkar prove that Pronita is actually Bani. Ganga falls in love with Rishi. Jai and Pia's son Veer comes to Mumbai. He is unaware of Jai, Bani, Pia's past because he is raised by Pia and Pushkar. He thinks Pushkar is his father. When he learns about Jai, Bani, and Pia's past, he, after Jigyasa's instigation, starts planning and plotting against Bani. Jigyasa then creates a rift between Jai and Meera's son Vicky and Ganga, and due to this stress, Jai has a heart attack and is paralyzed. The Walia family then make peace and Jigyasa apologizes to Bani for everything.

1 year later

The family has relocated to Mount Abu, Bani and Jai come to their family during the festival of Holi and they celebrate with the whole family. Jai is completely well. The three sisters talk about how they started their journey here in Mount Abu, they are happy together with their family and all ends well.

Cast

Main

  • Ram Kapoor as Jai Walia – Udai's son; Jigyasa's brother; Nachiket's half-brother; Bani's husband; Meera's ex-husband; Veer, Krishna, Atharva, Ganga, Jr. Krishna, Jr. Atharva and Vicky's father (2006–2009)
  • Prachi Desai / Gurdeep Kohli as
    • Bani Dixit Walia – Nishikant and Kiran's eldest daughter; Anamika, Piya and Rano's sister; Jai's wife; Krishna, Atharva, Ganga, Jr. Krishna and Jr. Atharva's mother (2006–2009)
    • Anamika Dixit Randheria – Nishikant and Kiran's second daughter; Bani, Piya and Rano's sister; Daksh's wife (2007) (Dead)
  • Roshni Chopra / Manasi Varma as Piya Dixit Shukla – Nishikant and Kiran's third daughter; Bani, Anamika and Rano's sister; Pushkar's wife; Veer's mother (2006–2009)
  • Arunima Sharma / Pallavi Purohit as Rano Dixit Bali – Nishikant and Kiran's youngest daughter; Bani, Anamika and Piya's sister; Sahil's widow; Varun's mother (2006–2009)
  • Jaya Bhattacharya / Ashwini Kalsekar as Jigyasa Walia Bali – Udai's daughter; Jai's sister; Nachiket's half-sister; Aditya's ex-wife; Ranbir, Sahil and Anu's mother (2006–2009)

Recurring

  • Siddharth Vasudev as Ranbir Bali – Jigyasa and Aditya's elder son; Sahil and Anu's brother; Rashi's husband; Vidya's father (2006–2008)
  • Prashant Ranyal as Sahil Bali – Jigyasa and Aditya's younger son; Ranbir and Anu's brother; Rano's husband; Varun's father (2006–2007) (Dead)
  • Naman Shaw as Pushkar Shukla – Jai's employee; Mahesh's brother; Piya's husband; Veer's adoptive father (2006–2008) (Dead)
  • Swati Anand as Rashi Chopra Bali – Ranvijay's daughter; Rohit's sister; Ranbir's wife; Vidya's mother (2006–2009)
  • Manoj Joshi as Nishikant Dixit – Kiran's wife; Bani, Anamika, Piya and Rano's father (2006) (Dead)
  • Anuradha Rajyadhyaksha as Kiran Dixit – Nishikant's wife; Bani, Anamika, Piya and Rano's mother (2006) (Dead)
  • Nigaar Khan as Barnali Walia – Udai's second wife; Nachiket's mother; Jai and Jigyasa's step-mother (2006)
  • Mayank Sharma as Nachiket "Natwar" Walia – Udai and Barnali's son; Jai and Jigyasa's half-brother (2006–2007)
  • Pawan Shankar as Tarun Sablok – Jai's friend; Bani's lawyer (2006-2007)
  • Jatin Sial / Bakul Thakkar as Aditya Bali – Jigyasa's ex-husband; Ranbir, Sahil and Anu's father (2006–2008)
  • Dilnaaz Shroff as Anu Bali Chopra – Jigyasa and Aditya's daughter; Ranbir and Sahil's sister; Rohit's wife; Nihita's mother (2006)
  • Karan Patel / Saurabh Raj Jain as Rohit Chopra – Ranvijay's son; Rashi's brother; Anu's husband; Nihita's father (2006)
  • Sudha Shivpuri as Mrs. Bali – Aditya's mother; Ranbir, Sahil and Anu's grandmother (2006–2009)
  • Pallavi Subhash as Meera Khandelwal Walia – Mohan's sister; Jai's ex-wife; Vicky's mother; Krishna and Atharva's murderer (2007–2008)
  • Kamal Sadanah as Mohan Khandelwal – Meera's brother (2007)
  • Seema Bhargav as Billo Masi – Karuna's mother; Jai and Jigyasa's aunt; Laxmi's grandmother (2006–2008)
  • Rakshanda Khan as Roshni Chopra – Jai's ex-girlfriend; Ranvijay's sister; Rohit and Rashi's aunt (2006)
  • Shabbir Ahluwalia as Sandeep Sikand aka Rock Star Sandy (2006)
  • Kushal Punjabi as Lawyer
  • Eijaz Khan as Anupam Kapadia
  • Suvarna Jha / Priya Arya as Karuna Makhija – Billo's daughter; Laxmi's mother (2007)
  • Preeti Amin as Laxmi Makhija – Karuna's daughter (2008)
  • Ronit Roy as Aparajit Deb – A vengeful business tycoon; Bani's helper (2007)
  • Sumona Chakravarti as Nivedita Deb – Aparajit's daughter (2007)
  • Karan Hukku as Daksh Randheria – Anamika's widower (2007–2008) (Dead)
  • Atharva Dhanorkar as Atharva Walia – Bani and Jai's elder son; Krishna, Ganga, Jr. Krishna and Jr. Atharva's brother; Veer and Vicky's half-brother (2007) (Dead)
  • Diya Sonecha as Krishna Walia – Bani and Jai's eldest daughter; Atharva, Ganga, Jr. Krishna and Jr. Atharva's sister; Veer and Vicky's half-sister (2007) (Dead)
  • Priya Bathija as Ganga Walia Tyagi – Bani and Jai's second daughter; Krishna, Atharva, Jr. Krishna and Jr. Atharva's sister; Veer and Vicky's half-sister; Rishi's wife (2008–2009)
  • Vishal Singh as Rishi Tyagi – Ganga's husband (2008-2009)
  • Akshita Kapoor as Jr. Krishna Walia – Bani and Jai's youngest daughter; Krishna, Atharva, Ganga and Jr. Atharva's sister; Veer and Vicky's half-sister (2008–2009)
  • Unknown as Jr. Atharva Walia – Bani and Jai's younger son; Krishna, Atharva, Ganga and Jr. Krishna's brother; Veer and Vicky's half-brother (2008) (Missing)
  • Priya Marathe as Vidya Bali – Ranbir and Rashi's daughter (2008–2009)
  • Gautam Gulati as Varun Bali – Rano and Sahil's son (2008–2009)
  • Vivian Dsena as Vicky Walia – Jai and Meera's son; Veer, Krishna, Atharva, Ganga, Jr. Krishna and Jr. Atharva's half-brother (2008–2009)
  • Himanshu Tiwari as Veer Walia – Piya and Jai's son; Pushkar's adoptive son; Krishna, Atharva, Ganga, Jr. Krishna, Jr. Atharva and Vicky's half-brother (2007)
  • Shailendra Singh as Partho Mitra – Jigyasa's partner; Pronita's father; Bani's father-figure (2008)
  • Utkarsha Naik as Sarla Shukla
  • Kishwer Merchant as Seema Shukla – Mahesh's wife (2006)
  • Amita Chandekar as Sonali – Jai's friend
  • Anita Hassanandani as Mrs. Anupam Kapadia
  • Neha Bam as Mrs. Mittal – Pratyush's mother (2008)
  • Ajay Trehan as Mr. Mittal – Pratyush's father (2008)
  • Lily Patel as Dadi's friend
  • Anjali Mukhi as Mrs. Chopra – Ranvijay's wife; Rohit and Rashi's mother
  • Roopal Tyagi as Rhea
  • Sanaya Irani as Geet
  • Karan Wahi as Pradeep

Special appearances

Awards

Year Award Category Recipient Role
2006 Kalakar Awards[2] Best Actress (Television) Prachi Desai Bani Jai Walia
Best Serial Ekta Kapoor Producer
6th Indian Telly Awards[3] Best Daily Serial Ekta Kapoor Producer
Best Actress in Negative Role Ashwini Kalsekar Jigyasa Bali
Best Fresh New Face (Female) Prachi Desai Bani Jai Walia
Best Onscreen Couple Ram Kapoor and Prachi Desai Jai Udai Walia and Bani Jai Walia
Best Actor (Popular) Ram Kapoor Jai Udai Walia
6th Indian Television Academy Awards[4] Best Actor (Jury)
Best Serial (Jury) Ekta Kapoor Producer
2007 7th Indian Telly Awards[5] Best Actor in Negative Role Ronit Roy Aparijit Deb
Best Actress (Popular) Prachi Desai Bani Jai Walia
Best Actor (Popular) Ram Kapoor Jai Udai Walia
7th Indian Television Academy Awards[6] Best Actress in Negative Role Ashwini Kalsekar Jigyasa Bali
2008 8th Indian Telly Awards[7] Best Continuing TV Programme Ekta Kapoor Producer
Special Recommendation Prachi Desai Bani Jai Walia

Broadcast

Country Channel Language Local title
 France Antenne Réunion French Kasamh Se[8][9]
 Mauritius MBC1 Hindi with English subtitles
 Francophone Africa Zee Magic French La promesse[10]
 India Zee TV Hindi Kasamh Se[11]
Middle East and North Africa Zee Alwan Syrian Arabic الوعد
 South Africa Zee World - DSTV English The Promise
 Nigeria Zee World - DSTV English The Promise
 Trinidad and Tobago CNC3
 Vietnam Today TV Vietnamese Mưu đồ ẩn giấu[12]

References

  1. ^ Vickey Lalwani. "Kasamh Se to be discontinued". Times of India. Retrieved 18 April 2016.
  2. ^ "Winners of Kalakar Awards" (PDF).
  3. ^ "Winners of Indian Telly Awards 2006".
  4. ^ "Winners of Indian Television Academy Awards 2006". Archived from the original on 10 February 2012.
  5. ^ "Winners of Indian Telly Awards 2007". Archived from the original on 22 July 2012. Retrieved 8 July 2015.
  6. ^ "Winners of Indian Television Academy Awards 2007". Archived from the original on 27 October 2006.
  7. ^ "Winners of Indian Telly Awards 2008". Archived from the original on 11 September 2018. Retrieved 16 July 2015.
  8. ^ "Kasamh Se(la promesse webpage". Kasamh Se - télé la Réunion. Antenne Reunion Télévision. Retrieved 26 July 2014.
  9. ^ "'Kasamh Se', les Feux de l'Amour à la sauce Indienne". Kasamh Se. Antenne Reunion Télévision. 18 June 2013. Archived from the original on 9 July 2013. Retrieved 26 July 2014.
  10. ^ Fakir Hassen (5 November 2015). "Zee TV expands French service to Indian Ocean island nations". India Today. Retrieved 2 June 2016.
  11. ^ Angela Ramsoondur Mungur. "Female Indo-Mauritian negotiation of beauty and Bollywood TV serials (draft paper)". Academia. Retrieved 2 June 2016.
  12. ^ "India's popular daily soap "Kasamh Se" broadcast as "Mưu đồ ẩn giấu" in Vietnam". Retrieved 1 January 2016.
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