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Sony Entertainment Television’s latest offering Kuch Reet Jagat Ki Aisi Hai is a compelling drama that sees the vivacious Nandini challenge the conventional dahej pratha that exists in our country.

Nandini’s stark demand “mujhe mera dahej waapas chahiye” paves the way for a story that matters. Meera Deosthale portrays Nandini.

Set in Gujarat, the show puts the spotlight on Nandini, who has been raised by her maternal uncle and aunt, played by Jagat Rawat and Sejal Jha. Deeply rooted in tradition, Nandini respects her elders, she’s well-read, and is progressive in her thoughts. Actor Zaan Khan essays the role of Nandini’s husband, Naren Ratanshi while actors Dharmesh Vyas and Khushi Rajpoot play the roles of her in-laws, Hemraj Ratanshi and Chanchal Ratanshi.

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