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• • • • • • • • • • Country of origin India Original language(s) Hindi No. Of seasons 1 No. Of episodes 65 Production Executive producer(s) Producer(s) Jaya Bachchan Camera setup Multi-camera Running time 22 minutes Release Original network Original release 6 May 1993 ( 1993-05-06) – 11 August 1994 ( 1994-08-11) Dekh Bhai Dekh ( English: 'Look, brother') is an Indian which premiered on on 6 May 1993. It was created, developed, edited, directed by Aanand Mahendroo and produced by under the banner of Saraswati Audio Visuals Pvt Ltd (now merged with ).
It starred,,,,,,. Plot [ ] The story revolves around three generations of the Diwan family, who live as an extended family in an ancestral bungalow in the of. The show takes the family through relationship troubles, business problems, irksome parents, and in-laws.
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Cast [ ] • as Sarla Diwan • N.K. Shivpuri as Durgadas Diwan • as Balraj Diwan • as Sameer Diwan • as Suhasini Diwan • as Sunita Diwan • as Sanjay Diwan • as Kirti Diwan • as Vishal Diwan • Karishma Acharya as Aabha Diwan • as Sahil Diwan • as Kareema • as Shilpa • as Dingoo • as M.K. Rai / Madan • as Chirutha • as Priya • as Badi Nani • as Choti Nani • as Daisy Mausi • as Shivani • as Neeru • as Zubeida / Leena • as Various characters References [ ].
THERE'S a pause, even with canned laughter. And it's in these pauses that a serial like Main is spawned. For the self. When a superstar like Shekhar Suman shifts orbit to blaze a trail all his own.
And take a break from his stand-up comic routines to return to a few of his favourite things in all seriousness. 'With two years of Movers and Shakers I attained a certain image. Then one episode of Main changed everything. In it I am deadpan, morbid, aggressive. People are accepting it.
To have just one image is to be strait-jacketed,' muses this Baadshah of the tube. One who, industry sources estimate, at Rs 1 lakh per episode of M&S, Rs 50,000 to Rs 75,000 per episode of the three serials (Vilayati babu, Main and Hera Pheri) he's currently working on, would be toting around Rs 6.5 lakh to 7.25 lakh per week. Add up the weeks to a year, and he could be making as much as the Khan superstars, who charge upwards of Rs 2.5 crore per film.
For long, he's had humour as his muse. Now his bag of gags throws up uncharacteristic sobriety. For starters, he's cutting down his television commitment (apart from M&S) to three other serials, and not doing any comedy for two years. He's also reverting to his first love, theatre, by starting an academy with Om Katare in Mumbai for youth who, like him when he was young and green, fantasise about stage and ovation. There's also an album with Gulzar, reciting and singing his poetry.
The only indulgence in all this abstinence from comedy is a David Dhawan film. Cartoons too, he'll have you know, are prone to catharsis. Critics, who've revelled in reviling him, now wonder if Main is autobiographical. 'It is,' says Suman, 'about a superstar who starts believing he is god till he learns that he is terminally ill. A character ostensibly vicious, ruthless, mercenary.
Who learns that it takes just one sneeze to realise that you are human.' In other words, it is not autobiographical. For Suman is accustomed to being racked by humbling sneezes. But the character delineation, he lets on, is definitely drawn from personal happenings, rejections by people who were behaving like that 'only due to circumstances', humiliations, anger. 'I think the angst stems from the fact that I have suffered the same thing.' Having also been graced by death, losing his nine-year-old son Aayush (which ironically means 'long life') to a heart ailment. To laugh with and at the world to dam the tears.

The anger had then been channelised, and has finally now run its course. For long now he has been in a forgiving mood. And can boast perhaps not wrongly, that he is a very humble man. A secretary-less superstar at the receiver-end.