Madhubala serial biography

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In the first season Padmini and Trishna have also done a fabulous job. Drashti Dhami as Madhubala and Vivian Dsena as RK are a treat to watch. But let’s be honest, we still watched every single episode, didn’t we?

Here’s to a show that made even the most ridiculous twists entertaining. He falls for Madhu (because obviously, she is the only woman in all of Mumbai), and starts acting like a villain straight out of a 90s film.

Enter Mukund, a guy so irrelevant that he gets engaged and dumped faster than an ad break.

But the real fireworks start when RK, the egotistical Bollywood superstar, makes his grand entrance—because every great Indian TV show needs an arrogant male lead who acts like he’s allergic to respect. I can watch it any number of times. Yes, you read that right.

I think he is the only actor to have done four different role in a single show, hats off to him. They go from “I hate you” to “I love you” so many times, even the audience got whiplash.

And just when you think things are settling down, RK pulls the ultimate betrayal—he tells Madhu their entire love story was a revenge plot. I love his character and needless to say Radhaji is also a good actor.

Cue the dramatic zoom-ins, background score, and Madhu’s tears. At this point, even Ekta Kapoor must have been taking notes.

Sultan: The Discount Villain We Never Asked For

Just when RK starts redeeming himself, we get Sultan—the half-brother no one asked for.