Hindi Tv Serial Maryada: Lekin Kab Tak?

Maryada: Lekin Kab Tak? is a television drama that ran on Star Plus, premiering on 18th October 2010. The movie is the ground-breaking television series as it featured the first ever gay storyline on Indian television. The show is centered on Uttara, a beautiful woman married to Rishabh with whom she has a daughter who is a teenager now. To prevent getting affected from a violent environment at home, Uttara sends her daughter to stay at hostel. Things turn worse as Uttara is pimped by her own husband. Uttara gives in to her husband's atrocities at first but later kills him. Uttara's sister Devyani and her family help her get out of the trauma as well as the criminal charges. Brahmanand Jakhar, Devyani's husband, is a deputy inspector of police. Brahma and Uttara start an affair. However, Brahma is charged with criminal charges in the court and Uttara decides to leave him.

Devyani, along with her children forgive Uttara for her mistake and she decides to live with them. The plot gets another twist as Uttara is pregnant with Brahma's child. Brahma gets out of jail and eventually commits suicide after his new plan is foiled. At the end, Uttara decides to give birth to Brahma's child and names him Shravan. Aditya, Devyani's son becomes a leader of a successful political party and gets married to a girl named Priya. Shravan is accepted as a member of the family by everyone and gains the status of heir to Brahma's fortune.

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The serial ended on 13 April 2012. It has completed 396 episodes in total. Talented writers like Damini, Kanwal Shetty, Raaj Shetty Bio coming soon... >> Read More... , and Sanjay Shabd Kumar are the creators of the compelling storyline of Maryada Lekin Kab Tak. The skillful team of directors with Waseem Sabir Imtiaz and Punjabi Iqbal Rizvi brought the story to life. Raaj Shetty, Damini, Kanwal Shetty, Manjari, Mukul, and Pooja Tiwari   Pooja Tiwari is an Indian playback artist. Pooj >> Read More... are the creative directors of the serial. The serial contains conversations in many languages other than Hindi, like Haryanvi. The storyline revolves around the lives of the Jakhar and Pradhan families. The serial presents a tale of betrayal, manipulations, and their effects on relationships. Brahma Jakhar is the head of the Jakhar family(portrayed by Vishwajeet Pradhan Vishwajeet Pradhan was born on 11 September, 1965 >> Read More... ), who gets caught in the complications of relationships. The role of his two wives- Devyani and Uttara, is played by Indrani Haldar Indrani Haldar is an Indian actress of Bengali ori >> Read More... and Kamya Punjabi. The story explores how Devyani and Uttara live together and carry on the relationship of sister and being wives of Brahma. The storyline primarily features the lives of Aditya Jakhar (played by Raqesh Bapat) and Priya Pradhan (played by Riddhi Dogra Known for her beautiful looks & even beautiful act >> Read More... ). Aditya is the son of Devyani and Brahma Pradhan, and Priya is the daughter of Prabhat Pradhan (played by Susheel Parasher). Priya and Aditya get married, and their union becomes the central storyline of the serial. With each passing episode, the serial presents the complexities and challenges in their lives.

It showcases their love, commitment, and dilemmas in their relationship. Aditya and Priya get entangled within the web of complexities and their desires. On their marital journey, they confront societal expectations and family conflicts that demand personal sacrifices from them. During all this, Uttara, the second wife of Brahma, creates more turbulence for the family. She increases the tension and drama of their lives. The storyline includes many supporting characters like Gaurav (played by Dakssh Ajit Singh Dakssh Ajit Singh, who is an actor, was born on Ma >> Read More... ), Tara (played by Navika Kotia Navika Kotia is a television actor who has been mo >> Read More... ), and Shravan, who add a layer of excitement to the serial. Maryada Lekin Kab Tak presents the sensitive issues of relationships and the expectations they bear from society and family.