The Good Old Shows From Early Millennium That Bring Us Back To Our Childhood

While we’re currently immersing ourselves in various series from various countries, there are still some good old shows of our homeland that stay in our minds. Because although they were made years ago, they had mesmerizing scripts and amazing actors. So let the magic feeling embrace you again by remembering the most loved shows from the early millennium…

Shaka Laka Boom Boom

Remember how much you enjoyed seeing the protagonist Sanju (Kinshuk Vaidya) finding solutions to all problems with his magical pencil? And how you got a bit envious of him having that pencil which brought everything drawn with it to life? Some of us even tried to sketch with our own pens and hoped that the drawings would somehow become real!

Remix

This series was a remake of the Argentine soap opera, Rebelde Way, and told the story of 12th-grade students in an elite high school. Four protagonists coming from families that were so different from each other formed the music group "Remix" and rose to success. Remix’s plot was interesting and it featured beautiful actors/actresses, that was why the show became a hit among young adults back then.

Son Pari

This children’s fantasy series captured the hearts of so many kids. We followed the little girl Fruity on her adventures with her fairy friend Son Pari, who appeared when Fruity rubbed a magical gem. Besides fantastic adventures, the show also touched our hearts by including family matters and friendship. No doubt why we all took Fruity’s journeys as our own.

Dhoom Machaao Dhoom

This musical comedy show featured several talented actors who later became stars. It was the story about the Pink Band, formed by four friends with very different personalities and family backgrounds. Their band went on to become a big success. With their determination and love for music, they stayed together through difficulties. This show was really inspiring and uplifting, especially for teenagers.

Shararat

This fantasy sitcom loosely based on the well-known teen series Sabrina, the Teenage Witch. It revolved around three women with magical powers. The family of good fairies captivated audiences with the way they adjusted and tried to use their powers, as well as the way they handled daily situations and relationships. It was like they took us into their own lives and let us have a taste of their fairy world.

Dill Mill Gayye

This medical romance drama was about surgical interns and doctors at a hospital. It focused on the relationship between Dr. Armaan Malik and Dr. Riddhima Gupta, with all the romantic aspects, pressures and hilarity, like any other love stories. Karan Singh Grover, who portrayed Dr. Armaan, had too good a performance, that he won the hearts of so many female audiences.