When it comes to Indian television, it is hard to find a better variety of Bollywood shows than Zee Horror Show. If you are not familiar with the genre, it is an excellent way to learn about some of the most popular shows. You may want to try Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, Pushpavalli, or Tarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah. We have reviewed all these shows and many more for your convenience.

Zee Horror Show

The Ramsay Brothers, known for their low-budget Bollywood horror films, have come up with an intriguing idea for a TV series. The Ramsay Brothers' interest in Bollywood shifted from the big screen to the small screen in 1993, with the Zee Horror Show. The show was based on short stories that were laced with suspense and horror. The show had an original cast that included actor Ranbir Kapoor, Shyam Ramsay, and director Vivek Agnihotri.

The series has been very successful and has earned a good TRP rating. Star Plus aired it in the 10-11 time slot. It started off as a normal horror story but then introduced a new character - an ultimate crusader against zombies and ghosts! This serial gained momentum and established a brand name in the audience's mind. It also features Mamik Singh and Salil Ankola as the protagonists. After the success of this show, it returned in a different title and managed to maintain TRP ratings.

The Zee Horror Show was also known as Anhonee. It was a weekly horror anthology that aired on Zee from 1993 to 2001. It was one of the first weekly horror series in India, and it featured jump scares and suspenseful background music. The series' third season, titled Anhonee, has received a positive response from the audience.

Fauji

The late Raj Kumar Kapoor directed the popular television series Fauji. The show starred Shah Rukh Khan and Vikram Chopra. It focused on the lives of a young military couple, as well as the budding military culture. Fans enjoyed the show for its mix of action, romance, and drama. This show was an instant hit in India and continues to be one of the most watched television shows in the country today.

The television show Fauji follows a group of soldiers under the command of Lt. Abhimanyu Rai, played by Shah Rukh Khan. The series is a classic in the television genre, featuring realistic portrayals of soldier training and sacrifice. It has all of the hallmarks of classic TV shows while also showcasing the immense talent of Shah Rukh Khan. This show is an absolute must-watch for fans of Khan's acting and charisma.

The show was also the actor's debut. It was a coming-of-age drama that propelled Shah Rukh Khan to superstardom. In the 2015 edition of Scroll's DD Files, Chandrima Pal wrote about Fauji in detail. She noted that "the series is a perfect binge-watch for a lazy Saturday afternoon."

Pushpavalli

If you are a fan of the Hindi movies, you may have heard about the character Pushpavalli. She is a young girl who has just moved from Bhopal to Bangalore and is looking for work. However, she has a crush on a boy she meets on the street, who happens to be her boss. Her obsessions with him soon escalate as her rent goes unpaid. She becomes the victim of manipulation and blackmail as well.

Pushpavalli is a flawed character. She does not have a clear plan for her future and is constantly worried about her future marriage. She is also overweight and a compulsive liar, making it difficult for her to make people believe in her innocence. The character is bound to meet her demise, but she does not get much sympathy from the audience. Instead, her meltdown is portrayed as a tragic character who will not be able to get what she wants.

The plot of Pushpavalli follows her journey from Bhopal to Bangalore. She pursues Nikhil, a handsome young man who treats her like a friend. She also deals with her landlady's insults. She also negotiates for her freedom with her mother, whose character resembles Aziz Ansari's father in the Netflix series Master of None.