90s was a remarkable era for Indian television as well, with a variety of shows that captured the hearts of audiences across the country. Here are 10 Indian shows from the 90s that hold a special place in the memories of viewers:
1. **Hum Paanch (1995-1999):**
– A sitcom that revolved around a middle-class family and their comical encounters. The show was known for its humor and the quirky characters, especially the five daughters of the protagonist.Available on -ZEE5
2. **Shaktimaan (1997-2005):**
– India’s first superhero television series, “Shaktimaan” featured Mukesh Khanna as the titular character. The show gained immense popularity for its action sequences and moral messages.Available on-Youtube
3. **Byomkesh Bakshi (1993-1997):**
– A detective series based on the fictional detective Byomkesh Bakshi, created by the Bengali writer Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay. The show focused on solving intriguing mysteries in a period setting.Available on-Yotube.
4. **Dekh Bhai Dekh (1993-1997):**
– A family sitcom that followed the lives of the Diwan family, spanning three generations. The show was known for its humorous take on the challenges faced by the family members.Available on-Yotube.
5. **Malgudi Days (1987):**
– Though it started in the late 80s, “Malgudi Days” continued to be popular in the 90s. Adapted from the works of R.K. Narayan, the series portrayed life in the fictional town of Malgudi and its unique characters.Available on- Jio Cinema and Amazon Prime Video.
6. **Alif Laila (1993-1997):**
– An Arabian Nights-themed television series that presented a collection of magical stories and folk tales. The show was well-received for its storytelling and visual effects.Available on-Mx Player.
7. **Circus (1989-1990):**
– Directed by Aziz Mirza and Kundan Shah, “Circus” was a popular sitcom that depicted the life of circus performers. The show featured Shah Rukh Khan in one of his early roles.Available on-Youtube.
8. **Fauji (1988):**
– A drama series that marked the debut of Shah Rukh Khan on television. “Fauji” depicted the training and experiences of a group of Indian Army commandos.Available on-Jio Cinema and Amazon Prime.
9. Aahat (1995-2015):
A horror anthology series that presented suspenseful and spooky stories. “Aahat” became a staple for viewers interested in supernatural and horror genres.Available on-Sony Liv.
10.Shrimaan Shrimati (1994-1999):
A sitcom that revolved around two neighboring couples, showcasing the humorous situations that arise due to mistaken identities and secret crushes.Available on-Yotube
