With so many TV shows dominating audiences' attention, a few number of shows still have a lot of sweet memories of those old Doordarshan days and early Satellite scenarios. At that time cable network was yet to strengthen their grip crossways the Indian TV industry, audience were fully enjoying watching classics on DD. One just can't simply sit and remind these shows devoid of a comforting beam running behind their faces, take a look:
In this enormous sitcom Shekhar Suman was in one the major comic elements, It was one of the most followed comic frolic in those old days.
with the chandrakanta much before the world have seen Harry porter and Narnia we were familiar with the world of magic and wizardry. Every Sunday, we were glued to our television set to take pleasure in this TV series.
Alif Laila was a every child delight. Though it may look more as a burlesque to the today’s generation because of its very old costume design but we were more interested in content as the children at that time.
Who can forget Mowgli and his escapades in the Jungle even today most of the 90’s born child could sing the entire title track ‘Jungle Jungle baat chali hai', and cherish their too amazing childhood Days.
India’s first TV’s Superhero was Shaktimaan. The reputation of this serial could with no trouble be gauged by the fact that children’s were used to bunk their school classes on Saturday to watch this serial.
No 90’s child can forget Betaal (The vampire) hanging on King Vikramaditya's back and stories narrated by Betaal following by a moral question which has to be answered correctly or King would have died.
It is a story about the King Raja Vikramaditya, Singhasan was gifted by Lord Indra to Raja Vikramaditya for his honesty, courage, humanity and over all quality which is required to be a king.
Rabbit holes, never land, the hundred acre woods, Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, all these places were vividly described in expertly spun tales for children. We all believed they were actual magical places. A number of authors were inspired by childhood experiences and sought to share the thrill with other children around the world. We have here, 7 Iconic Places Straight Out Of Childhood Tales.
