10 Times “Sasural Simar Ka” Show Made Us Go Mad!

1. The Storyline In The Past

The show wasn't horrendous right from the beginning. It began as a magnificent show with the message of women empowerment. It concentrated on the excursion of a common young small town girl, Simar, who needed to be free even after marriage by highlighting the way that ladies ought to go after their ambitions even after marriage. Be that as it may, with time the show has changed its course totally.

2. Lack Of Originality

The show has been duplicating storyline plots from all over the globe. The present plot is "roused" from the Telugu hit motion picture ‘Eega’, that was released in Hindi as ‘Makkhi’. A plot was replicated from the Mahabharata where Prem exchanged Simar with Rajeev. (No, I am not a fan of the show! I simply benefited from some exploration!)

3. Game Of Thrones!

Wait, What? As of late, one of the promos of the show was exceedingly enlivened by a trailer that was a direct copy of a trailer from Game of Thrones. Why and how did the authors think they could escape with this!?!

4. Free Ride To Hell!

On the off chance that you think this is strange, hold up, there is so much more to come! Simar has gone to heaven and hell as well! Yes, she really went to! Patali Devi has visited many ties and attempted to kill somebody from the show and to crush the leader of hell Simar herself chose to travel to hell! While returning she took a detour to paradise also! I had no clue there was a transportation administration accessible to hell and heaven from the earth! What is the transport number?

5. Snakes And Shit...

For a specific time Avika Gor had stopped doing the show, which prompted Sana Khan supplanting her as Roli. So the story that was developing was that Roli needed to get a plastic surgery and consequently the change happened. As the story advances, it is discovered that Roli isn't really Roli, she's in fact an 'icchadaari naagin' out to control Siddhant (Roli's significant other). Shape shifter much? Additionally, Roli later returns and executes the naagin with a 'trishul'. Correct.

6. Superstitions At Its Best

Roli seems to acquire a ton of issues. She coincidentally kills a black cat, and the whole family is then trailed by a dash of misfortune. At that point another daayan, Mohini, played by Pratyusha Banerjee, gets irate and plans to take revenge from Roli.

7. Magic Mirror?

In a scene where Rajkumari Rajeshwari conceals herself in a cupboard from which she can see everything outside, except that the glass gives off an impression of being a mirror. All things considered, she says "Ye jaduyi aayina hai." Well, prepare to be blown away. The jaduyi aayina is a two way mirror, just saying.

8. God And Ghosts! Everywhere!

Divine goddesses and beings have been in the show. Also, there are standard visits by some random ghosts too who are like, "I was simply cruising by, considered halting and saying hello!" But this is very typical in the Indian TV soap opera shows. Aside from this, returning again from death is likewise another basic element in everyday lives.

9. Evil Mataji!

The members of the family get possessed by ghosts and evil spirits once in a while. What's more, there was a succession where the mother-in–law, otherwise known as the Mataji, began acting like a don/gangster in the wake of being possessed and to recover her to normalcy Simar consumed poison.

10. What’s With The Fly?

The present track concentrates on the lead transforming into a fly in the wake of being cursed. Simar chose to spare an angel that was going to die in her home. Amid the endeavour she, by one means or another, figures out how to bother a rishi who gets furious and chooses to transform her into a fly. The show is presently going to concentrate on how "the fly", otherwise known as the daughter-in-law of the house, will have the capacity to persuade her family that she infact is Simar herself. That is to say, WHAT!!!!