Kuch Rang Pyar ke Aise Bhi! The Director or the Narrator of the Story wants to introduce us to Shades of love which probably are a bit different than what we see in our daily life, as the title suggests. Though he is narrating a story which is not weird to any stretch of imagination, the title suggests otherwise. But the title as well as the story are gripping. Dev Dikshit a poor boy(in his childhood) to Rich entrepreneur or a Business Tycoon, a story from Rags to Riches sounds like a fairy tale.
Sonakshi Bose a doctor by profession(very down to earth, downer enough, not strange in TV soaps though) works in Dev Dikshit’s house for her diseased mother(disease which you can’t find in medical encyclopaedia) seems less like a nutritionist more like a professional cook, (of course too much of ethical values do not allow her ego to do otherwise) silently loves Dev.
And the story revolves round this plot. Dev’s mother has everything right about her but the possessiveness to her son seems a bit dramatic(not that chronic case anyways) Radha Rani plays a villain with her Rowdy son Vicky, adds some different shades which makes us laugh and sometimes our eyebrows raised. Naughty Nikki, sentimental Neha pondering over her childhood, and workaholic Riya all adds variety to the story. Also Bose Family’s characters are fun to watch.
Some days the story loses its grip but believe me none of the present TV serials match this serial. The Direction, the Cast and the dialogues minus unnatural Drama and exaggerated emotional content makes the story palatable. Unlike those kitchen politics perverted serials where a character never feels shy to marry as many as ten to fifteen times this serial comes as a breather. I like this serial till now. Hope the Kuch Rang Pyar ke will not fade as many other TV serials of the past from the Idiot Box. Happy Viewing. Well if you are you young enough to watch the romantic stories anyways.