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Rehna Hai Teri Palkon Ki Chhaon Mein is an Indian soap opera that aired on Imagine TV in India between August 2009 and September 2010 airing weekdays at 9pm. It is a story of an orphan girl, Suman, who wants to be part of a joint family and soon gets a chance.
Later, Payal pretends to like Shubh just to create a rift between Shubh and Swayam. However, Swayam is soon stabbed to death by Payal because he was getting in the way of her plans. Later on, when Payal was about to remarry Shubh, the kidnapper reveals everything and brings the real Aastha to Shubh. A fight ensues.
Payal Nair as Advocate Damini Mishra: Kartik's lawyer in Kairav's custody case (2019) Diksha Dhami as Trisha: A girl from Naira's orphanage; Luv, Kush and Abhishek's molestation attempt victim (2020) Urfi Javed as Advocate Shivani Bhatia: Trisha's lawyer in her molestation case; Shaktiman's former assistant (2020)
The series revolves around a little village girl named Phulwa (meaning "flower"), living in a bandit-infested part of India. She is a sweet, innocent, and loving girl, but unluckily, gets caught in the middle of a ruthless feud.
Amrapali Dubey (born 11 January 1987) is an Indian actress who primarily works in Bhojpuri films. Considered as one of the highest paid Bhojpuri actress, [1] [2] Dubey is a recipient of several accolades including four Bhojpuri Film Awards and two International Bhojpuri Film Awards.
Meenkashi Sethi as Sukhmani Kumar: Harish and Sarika's mother; Aditya and Payal's grandmother (2012–2014) Yashashri Chiplunker as Payal Sharma: Sarika's daughter (2013–2014) Prateek Shukla as Shivam Kapoor: Naman's brother; Pankhuri's ex-fiancé (2012) [5]
Payal and Vidhi are two sisters living with their mother, Surajmukhi. Payal wants to become an actor while Vidhi, who has a disabled leg, wants to become an IAS officer. Ved, the son of Pratibha Devi, falls in love with Payal because of her outer beauty. But Pratibha Devi chooses Vidhi for his son's bride because of her inner beauty and simplicity.
On 21 January 2010, Colors became available on Dish Network in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, where it is called Aapka Colors (Your Colors) that gives English subtitles on every show and to avoid confusion with now-defunct Colours TV.