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Voot to pull the plug on Silsila

After being taken off-air on Colors, Sphere Origins’ popular show Silsila Badalte Rishton Ka is now ready to bid adieu from digital platform Voot also.

The show, which revolves around a myriad of issues including friendship, love triangles and extramarital affairs, is headlined by Aditi Sharma, Drashti Dhami, Shakti Arora, Abhinav Shukla and Kinshuk Mahajan.


It hit the television screen on 4th June, 2018. Initially, the show received good response from the audience, but when TRPs started falling drastically, the makers decided to end it on Colors and shit to their digital platform Voot.

Silsila Badalte Rishton Ka was expected to continue as a digital show on the platform but looks like the decision was short-lived. Its low viewership has forced the makers to pull the plug on it.

The show will be pulled down in February.

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