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Amidst controversies, Zee TV decides to axe Aisi Deewangi...

The Zee TV show Aisi Deewangi Dekhi Nahi Kahi, which hit the tube on 22nd May 2017, has been in news more for its controversies than content. Ever since the show was launched on the premier channel, it grabbed the eyeballs for all the wrong reasons.

However, things went out of control when its lead actors, Pranav Misshra and Jyoti Sharma, accused the makers of treating them like animals and making them work for 18 hours in 12 hours long shifts without providing required facilities.


When all their complaints fell on deaf ears, the duo decided to put down their papers and quit the show. Soon, the matter reached to Cine & TV Artists Association (CINTAA).

But the latest we hear that keeping various factors into consideration, the makers have decided to end the show. According to sources, the final episode of the daily soap will beam on 2nd February. It is reportedly being replaced by a forthcoming show called Kalirein.

Aisi Deewangi Dekhi Nahi Kahi is produced by Diamond Pictures.

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