Choti Sarrdaarni

This shows message is straight out of the 15th Century. Such a gross backward, predictable storyline. How do people continue to watch such utter drivel???? It's beyond believable.

The main character has no backbone, the evil mother will never be punished for her crimes and of course instead of living the life she wanted the moral of this sick show is that despite her methods the murderer mother "knows best" and her daughters true happiness lies in being a housewife and mother to the random guy and his son. Who of course after the mandatory couple of days of when she thinks about her lover and the life she wanted to live, inevitably she'll fall in love with the shy, timid but oh so nice man and live her new dream life of domestic bliss with him and be an amazing mother to his screechy voiced son....The level of cringe is off the charts.

The producer director is a dumb as well who knows nothing about who to direct a serial. There is no story logic just making episodes as per their convenience. There is loads of teaching on a Diwali not to burst crackers but a lady who is Muslim and looks after three dumb characters in the serial,No teaching or self express from her side on carbon footprints produced on EID by killing the innocent animals. Looks like this serial is an agenda to target particular community and its festival cause the producer director is a Muslim so he showed that Muslims are best in the world. Very distorted facts and moreover instead of showing Punjabi attires they have used more of the Pakistani dresses to represent Punjabi culture. Dumb director producer story writer and dumb actors too.

Choti Sardarni is an exceptional drama, and Mehar Kaur Gill, played by Nimrat Kaur Ahluwalia, is an outstanding character. Her journey, relationships, and character development are expertly crafted, making her a compelling and relatable protagonist. The show's strength lies in its character development, particularly Meher's growth as she navigates her past, present, and future. Her bond with Sarabjeet, a gem of a character, is heartwarming, and their love story is a highlight of the series. The complex dynamics between Meher, Sarabjeet, and Manav/Vikram add depth to the narrative, making it a must-watch. Mehar Kaur Gill: A Compelling Character Mehar Kaur Gill, the lead character, is a standout in the series. Her journey from being a victim of circumstance to finding her own voice and identity has resonated with audiences. Her relationships with Sarabjeet Singh Gill, Manav/Vikram Diwan, and her son Param are expertly woven throughout the narrative.

This drama is so silly. They've spent an entire week or more on the whining Raj and Sehar love story. Ignoring the other characters prior to the time leap. Never explaining what happened to Sarbjit's sister or rest of the family. Where in the world did the nanny show up from? So many questions...what happened to kid's pua, Harleen. The child actors will definitely need therapy at some point in their lives, hate to say it but it's tye truth. Waste of time and emotions.

The story has dramatically changed. One of the main characters Avinesh has left the show.

Now Meher has become Seher, their daughter. A new love interest. Now they will meet, fall in love, get married, have kids.

She will now marry into another household and the same drama will continue.

I wanted Sarabjit and Meher to stay together, to grow old together and all their hardships together.

I will no longer be watching this show.