Sasural Simar Ka

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GenreDrama
Supernatural
Fantasy
Science Fiction
Created byRashmi Sharma
Written by
  • Akashdeep
  • Pooja Shrivastav
  • Mahesh Pandey
  • Ved Raj
  • Sudhir Kumar
  • Sammohana Alva
  • Virendra Shahane
  • Shruti Tiwari
  • Saba Mumtaz
Directed byPawan Kumar Marut
Pawan Sahu
Deelip Kumar
Creative directorDolly Mazumdar
Starring
Country of originIndia
Original languageHindi
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes2,063
Production
Producers
  • Rashmi Sharma
  • Pawan Kumar Marut
Camera setupMulti-Camera
Running timeapprox. 21 minutes
Production companyRashmi Sharma Telefilms
Release
Original networkColors TV
Picture format
Original release25 April 2011 (2011-04-25) –
2 March 2018 (2018-03-02)
Chronology
Related showsSasural Simar Ka 2
External links
Voot

Sasural Simar Ka (transl. Simar's in-laws) is an Indian Hindi-language television soap opera that aired from 25 April 2011 to 2 March 2018 on Colors TV. The show was produced by Rashmi Sharma Telefilms.[1] The show starred Dipika Kakar, Avika Gor, Shoaib Ibrahim, Manish Raisinghan, Jayati Bhatia, Dheeraj Dhoopar, Keerti Gaekwad Kelkar, Mazher Sayed, Mansi Srivastava and Rohan Mehra in lead roles.[2] The show ended on 2 March 2018 completing 2,063 episodes and became the second most longest-running Indian television series on colors TV after Balika Vadhu.[3]

Plot[]

The story revolves around the lives of two sisters from Vrindavan, Simar and Roli. Simar dreams of becoming a dancer but her parents are against her dream. Simar marriage is fixed with a wealthy businessman, Prem Bharadwaj. On wedding day, Simar has to participate a dancing contest and Roli takes Simar's place until the latter returns. However, Simar is late, and dressed up Roli is forced to marry Prem. This creates problems as Simar and Prem start loving each other. Prem's brother, Siddhant enters, who was expelled from the house. After some twists and turns, Simar-Prem and Roli-Siddhant get married. Eventually, both Simar and Roli are accepted to Bharadwaj house.

Soon, Khushi enters the Bhardwaj house to take revenge for her sister, Anisha's death and tries to kill Simar. She tricks the Bhardwaj family and marries Prem's cousin, Sankalp. Roli tries to expose her, but Simar throws Roli out of the house. Simar is pregnant but miscarries, which makes her to never become a mother. Khushi tricks and becomes surrogate mother of Prem and Simar's child. She blackmails Simar to sign the property papers. Later, Khushi is exposed and gives birth to Prem and Simar's daughter, Anjali.

Simar and Roli find their long-lost sister-in-law, Jhanvi. Soon, Shaurya enters Jhanvi's life and creates trouble but Jhanvi shoots him to death. Then, Jhanvi marries Dr. Anurag. Simar and Roli save the family from Shobha, Shakti, Meghna Singhania, Bhakti and a politician Jwala Devi. Jwala kidnaps Roli and while escaping, Roli unintentionally hits a car and a woman named Sunaina is dead. To save Roli, Simar goes to Sunaina's family, faking her death and live as Sunaina as per Sunaina's husband, Vikrant's instructions.

2 years later[]

Simar lives as Sunaina and raises latter's daughter, Sanjana while Roli takes care of Anjali. Prem has remarried to Surbhi. Roli meets Simar at a summer camp and pleads her to come back. Simar returns and has to cope up with Sunaina's spirit who has returned for revenge from Baa and Kartik (Vikrant's mother and brother) who were the people behind her death. Prem, Roli and Siddhant also join with Simar. Eventually, Sunaina and Surabhi are banished. Vikrant tries to murder Prem and is sent to jail. Sanjana gets adopted by Simar and Prem.

Later, the story revolves around Simar, Roli, Prem and Siddhant and how they protect Bharadwaj house from some supernatural creatures who want to destroy them. These supernatural creatures include a shapeshifting female serpent named Maya, Dayans named Mohini and Indravati, Patali Devi-Gayatri, ghosts named Maalti, Madhavi and Chhoti Dulhan, Shaitan (Kaal), a Moon Jewel (Princess) named Chandramani and another two Dayans, Mahamaya and Kamya. While defeating Patali Devi-Gayatri and Kaal, Simar's life falls in danger. To protect her elder sister, Roli sacrifices her life and dies. After Roli's sad demise, depressed Siddhant is remarried to Simar and Roli's childhood friend, Prerna and moves abroad with her. To gain his powers back and return to the world, Kaal, with the help of some witches, among which are Mahamaya and Kamya, casts a spell on Simar and impregnates her with a child possessing evil powers. Simar awares of this mysterious plan and soon witnesses Kamya's real vintage. The family learns of this, too. Simar and Prem have a son, Piyush. Being in doubt of the baby's spookiness, the family and Prem ask her to donate away the child. Simar refuses and leaves her in-laws with Piyush.

20 years later[]

Simar and Piyush return to Bharadwaj house and reunite with their family. Now Anjali, who brought up by Khushi, has grown up to be a spoilt fashionista and blames Simar for abandoning her. Simar and Prem together help their children in their lives. Anjali marries Vikram Agarwal and Piyush marries his best friend, Roshni Kapoor. After Simar helps Anjali to manage her marriage, Anjali accepts her.

Kaal awakens on Piyush's birthday, possessing him and killing Roshni's father, Sumit Kapoor, but is finally defeated by a sorceress, Riddhima. Later, Vikram leaves Anjali for Tanvi. Anjali divorces him and returns to the Bharadwaj house. Sanjana returns to Bharadwaj house from London. Bharadwajs fix Sanjana's marriage with her college friend, Sameer Kapoor. However, Anjali discovers that Sameer is a fraud who is conspiring against the Bharadwajs' and to spare herself from the same fate, she marries Sameer. She humiliates her family members and ill-treats them. Piyush plots a plan to get the Bharadwaj's property back from Anjali. Anjali threatens to kill Simar who shoots her and Anjali falls into a coma.

Sameer's mother, Bhairavi is revealed to have shot Anjali. She enters the Bharadwajs' lives to avenge Prem for killing her husband. It is subsequently revealed that Bhairavi murdered him herself and is using the Bharadwajs as a cover-up. After absorbing supernatural powers, Bhairavi turns into a daayan and kills Simar. However, the Mother Goddess Durga, deeply worshipped by the Bharadwaj family, enters their household in the form of Simar, to destroy Bhairavi and bring Simar back to life. Sameer repents for his mistakes and the Bharadwajs forgive and accept him. Anjali wakes up from coma and asks forgiveness from all the family members. Her intentions are revealed when she tries to kill her fiancé, Sahil and sets Bharadwaj Mansion on fire, and she is arrested. Simar and others disown her. The Saga of the Mystery Box begins, leading to Aliya, who shoots Roshni with a gun to avenge her father's death due to Piyush's mistake. Roshni dies, leaving the family in sadness and making Piyush mad.

6 months later[]

Simar and Prem search Piyush who got lost. Piyush has lost his memory and is being looked after by Avni and her mother, Hema. Simar takes her son back to Bharadwaj house together with Avni and Hema. Bhairavi has returned from jail and is living with Sameer and Sanjana, but is actually plotting her revenge, having paid Avni and Hema to destroy the Bharadwaj family. Sanjana miscarries. When Avni tries to expose Bhairavi, the latter attempts to kill her but only succeeds in murdering Avni's mother. Bhairavi shooting a gun leads to Piyush regaining his memory. In the end, Simar kills Bhairavi and Piyush marries Avni, promising her that he would always be by her side. The Bharadwajs worship the Mother Goddess and celebrate togetherness. Pari apologises to Simar for her past mistakes. Simar misses Roli and Nirmala says that the Bharadwaj family is not only a family but a thought. With this, the first season comes to an end.

Cast[]

Main[]

  • Dipika Kakar Ibrahim / Keerti Gaekwad Kelkar as Simar Dwivedi Bhardwaj: Meena and Jamnalal's elder daughter; Roli and Gautam's sister; Prem's wife; Anjali and Piyush's mother; Sanjana's adoptive mother (2011–2018)
  • Shoaib Ibrahim / Dheeraj Dhoopar / Mazher Sayed as Prem Bhardwaj: Sujata and Rajendra's youngest son; Satyendra, Shailendra, Siddhant and Jhanvi's brother; Simar's husband; Anjali and Piyush's father; Sanjana's adoptive father. (2011–2018)
  • Avika Gor as Roli Dwivedi Bhardwaj: Meena and Jamnalal's younger daughter; Simar and Gautam's sister; Siddhant's first wife; Anjali and Piyush's maternal aunt (2011–2016) (Dead)
  • Manish Raisinghan as Siddhant Bhardwaj: Sujata and Rajendra's third son; Satyendra, Shailendra, Prem and Jhanvi's brother; Roli's widower; Prerna's husband (2011–2016)
  • Jayati Bhatia as Nirmala Devi "Mataji" Bhardwaj: Geetanjali Devi and Manoranjan's sister; Rajendra and Suryendra's mother; Satyendra, Shailendra, Siddhant, Prem, Sankalp, Jhanvi and Cherry's grandmother; Anjali, Pratham, Piyush and Aarav's great-grandmother (2011–2018)
  • Mansi Srivastava as Prerna Bhardwaj: Simar and Roli's friend; Siddhant's second wife (2016)
  • Rohan Mehra as Sameer Kapoor: Bhairavi and Dhanraj's son; Anjali's former husband; Sanjana's husband (2017–2018)
  • Vaishali Takkar as Anjali "Anju" Bhardwaj: Simar and Prem's daughter; Piyush's sister; Sanjana's adoptive sister; Vikram and Sameer's former wife (2016–2017)
    • Sneha Chauhan as Teenage Anjali (2016)
    • Ritvi Jain as Child Anjali (2014–2016)
  • Varun Sharma as Piyush Bhardwaj: Simar and Prem's son; Anjali's brother; Sanjana's adoptive brother; Roshni's widower; Avni's husband (2016–2018)
    • Heer Morabia as Child Piyush (2016)
  • Nikki Sharma as Roshni Kapoor Bhardwaj: Rita and Sumit's daughter; Rohan's sister; Piyush's first wife (2016–2018) (Dead)
    • Bhakti Vasani as Child Roshni (2016)
  • Monica Sharma as Avni Sabharwal Bhardwaj: Hema's daughter; Piyush's second wife (2018)
  • Krissann Barretto as Sanjana "Sanju" Mehta Kapoor: Sunaina and Vikrant's daughter; Simar and Prem's adopted daughter; Anjali and Piyush's adoptive sister; Sameer's wife (2017–2018)
    • Tvisha Jain as Child Sanjana (2014–2016)
  • Vandana Vithlani as Bhairavi Kapoor: Dhanraj's widow and murderer; Sameer's mother (2017–2018) (Dead)

Recurring[]

  • Adarsh Gautam as Rajendra Bhardwaj: Nirmala's elder son; Suryendra's brother; Sujata's husband; Satyendra, Shailendra, Siddhant, Prem and Jhanvi's father; Anjali, Piyush and Aarav's grandfather (2011–2017)
  • Nishigandha Wad as Sujata Bhardwaj: Rajendra's wife; Satyendra, Shailendra, Siddhant, Prem and Jhanvi's mother; Anjali, Piyush and Aarav's grandmother (2011–2016) (Dead)
  • Ashiesh Roy as Suryendra Bhardwaj: Nirmala's younger son; Rajendra's brother; Sankalp and Cherry's father; Pratham's grandfather (2011–2013)
  • Jhanvi Vohra as Karuna Bhardwaj: Suryendra's wife; Sankalp and Cherry's mother; Pratham's grandmother (2011–2016)
  • Ashu Sharma as Satyendra "Sattu" Bhardwaj: Sujata and Rajendra's eldest son; Shailendra, Siddhant, Prem and Jhanvi's brother; Uma's husband (2011–2017)
  • Snehal Sahay as Uma Bhardwaj: Satyendra's wife (2011–2017)
  • Sahil Anand/Ssumier Pasricha/Vishal Nayak as Shailendra "Shailu" Bhardwaj: Sujata and Rajendra's second son; Satyendra, Siddhant, Prem and Jhanvi's brother; Pari's husband; Aarav's father (2011–2017)
  • Shweta Sinha as Pari Sachdeva Bhardwaj: Archala's daughter; Surbhi's sister; Shailendra's wife; Aarav's mother (2011–2018)
  • Falaq Naaz as Jhanvi Bhardwaj Malhotra: Sujata and Rajendra's daughter; Satyendra, Shailendra, Siddhant and Prem's sister; Shaurya and Anurag's former wife; Amar's wife (2013–2017)
  • Kanchi Singh as Cherry Bhardwaj: Suryendra and Karuna's daughter; Sankalp's sister (2011–2012)
  • Abhishek Sharma/Aryamann Seth as Sankalp Bhardwaj: Suryendra and Karuna's son; Cherry's brother; Khushi's husband; Pratham's father (2011–2017)
  • Jyotsna Chandola as Khushi Bhardwaj: Anisha's sister; Sankalp's wife; Anjali's surrogate mother; Pratham's mother (2012–2017)
  • Priyamvada Kant as Anisha: Khushi's sister (2012) (Dead)
  • Nimisha Vakharia as Manoranjan Singh: Nirmala's sister; Pramod's wife; Rajveer's mother (2011–2015)
  • Rohit Khurana as Shaurya Singhania: Meghna's brother; Jhanvi's former husband (2013) (Dead)
  • Shikha Singh as Meghna Singhania: Shaurya's sister (2013–2014)
  • Aniruddh Singh as Dr. Anurag Arora: Shanti's son; Jhanvi's former husband (2014–2015)
  • Karuna Verma as Shanti Arora: Anurag's mother (2013–2014)
  • Shivangi Sharma as Bhakti Jaiswal: Anurag's friend (2014)
  • Kanika Shivpuri as Pratima Arora (2014)
  • Alan Kapoor as Amar Malhotra: Siddhant and Prem's friend; Jhanvi's husband (2015–2017)
  • Pankaj Dheer as Jamnalal Dwivedi: Rajjo's brother; Meena's husband; Simar, Roli and Gautam's father; Anjali and Piyush's grandfather (2011–2012)
  • Jaya Ojha as Meena Dwivedi: Jamnalal's wife; Simar, Roli and Gautam's mother; Anjali and Piyush's grandmother (2011–2016)
  • Himani Shivpuri as Rajjo Dwivedi: Jamnalal's sister (2011–2012)
  • Rakshit Wahi as Gautam Dwivedi: Meena and Jamnalal's son; Simar and Roli's brother (2011–2014)
  • Abhinandan Jindal as Rohan Kapoor: Rita and Sumit's son; Roshni's brother (2016)
    • Bhavesh Babani as Child Rohan (2016)
  • Khushwant Walia as Aarav Bhardwaj: Pari and Shailendra's son; Ananya's husband (2017)
  • Kenisha Bharadwaj as Ananya Bhardwaj: Ridhima's sister; Aarav's wife (2017)
  • Ishani Sharma as Aliya Choksi: Roshni's murderer (2017–2018)
  • Vishal Bhardwaj as Arjun Trivedi: Anjali's boyfriend (2017)
  • Rushad Rana as Sumit Kapoor: Rita's husband; Rohan and Roshni's father (2016–2017) (Dead)
  • Jasveer Kaur as Rita Kapoor: Sumit's wife; Rohan and Roshni's mother (2016–2017)
  • Siddharth Shivpuri as Vikram Agrawal: Sanjeev's son; Anjali's former husband; Tanvi's husband (2016–2017)
  • Vikas Sethi as Sanjeev Agrawal: Ravikant's brother; Vikram's father (2016–2017)
  • Sanjeev Jogityani as Ravikant Agrawal: Sanjeev's brother; Saroj's husband (2016–2017)
  • Shweta Gautam as Saroj Agrawal: Ravikant's wife (2016–2017)
  • Sneha Shah as Tanvi Agrawal: Vikram's wife (2017)
  • Preetika Chauhan as Ridhima Singhania: Ananya's sister (2017)
  • Kajol Srivastav as Vaidehi Saxena: Piyush's ex-fiancé (2016–2017)
  • Unknown as Hema Sabharwal: Avni's mother (2018) (Dead)
  • Shabaaz Abdullah Badi as Rahul Chaturdasni: Avni's friend (2018)
  • Vishal Aditya Singh as Veer "Veeru" Sandhu: Khushi's partner (2012–2013)
  • Bobby Darling as Bobby
  • Swati Chitnis as Shobha (2013)
  • Sana Amin Sheikh as Naina Srivastava: Siddhant's ex-fiancée (2012–2013)
  • Shalini Sahuta as Sonia Oberoi
  • Aruna Singhal/Roma Bali as Archala Sachdeva: Pari and Surbhi's mother (2014)
  • Nehalaxmi Iyer as Surbhi Sachdeva: Pari's sister; Prem's former wife (2014) (Dead)
  • Amita Khopkar as Jwala Devi (2014)
  • Anshul Trivedi as Shrikant: Jwala's son (2014) (Dead)
  • Sara Khan as Naagin Maya: Shapeshifting serpent; Roli's impostor (2014–2015)
  • Meera Deosthale as Priya Malik: Vikrant's employee (2014)
  • Hirdeyjeet Jarnail Singh as Advocate Anup Roy (2014)
  • Arun Bakshi as Balwant Gandhi
  • Dolly Chawla as Sejal Gandhi
  • Aadesh Chaudhary as Vikrant Mehta: Savita's son; Karthik's brother; Sunaina's husband; Sanjana's father (2014)
  • Neetha Shetty as Sunaina "Aditi" Mehta: Vikrant's wife; Sanjana's mother (2014) (Dead)
  • Minal Karpe as Savita Mehta: Vikrant and Karthik's mother; Sanjana's grandmother (2014)
  • Pratik Shukla as Karthik Mehta: Savita's son; Vikrant's brother; Kavya's husband (2014)
  • Sadhana Sharma as Kavya Mehta: Karthik's wife (2014)
  • Priyanka Bhole as Leela
  • Khyati Keswani as Guru Maa (2015) (Dead)
  • Sidharth Vasudev as Rajveer Singh: Manoranjan's son (2015)
  • Sayantani Ghosh as Rajkumari Rajeshwari Parmar (2015) (Dead)
  • Kunika as Thakurain
  • Pratyusha Banerjee as Mohini: Witch; Sunanda's daughter; Indravati's disciple (2015) (Dead)
  • Anjali Mehta as Sunanda: Witch; Mohini's mother (2015) (Dead)
  • Reshmi Ghosh as Indravati Singh: Witch; Simar's sister from her previous birth Padmavati (2015) (Dead)
  • Meghna Naidu as Patali Devi (2015–2016) (Dead)
  • Deblina Chatterjee as Devika: Simar's helper (2015–2016)
  • Ali Hassan as Shaitan (2016) (Dead)
  • Arti Singh as Madhavi (2016) (Spirit)
  • Shagufta Ali as Suganda (2016) (Spirit)
  • Kashvi Kothari as Choti Dulhan/Ruhi (2016) (Spirit)
  • Vindhya Tiwari as Chandramani (2016)
  • Vaishnavi Dhanraj as Kamya Raichand (2016)
  • Kamalika Guha Thakurta as Mahamaya (2016)

Special appearances[]

Sequel[]

Main article: Sasural Simar Ka 2

A reboot of the show, named Sasural Simar Ka 2, has aired on the same channel from 26 April 2021 and was launched immediately after the completion of ten years of the first season.

Production[]

Casting[]

It first starred Dipika Kakar, Shoaib Ibrahim, Avika Gor and Manish Raisinghan as Simar, Prem, Roli and Siddhant respectively Jayati Bhatia played role of Mataji on the Show. Shoaib Ibrahim left the show in 2013 as makers weren't giving his character much screen space disappointment with the creative independence of the character.[4] He was replaced by Dheeraj Dhoopar who played the role of Prem after shoaib's exit from the show. In April 2016, Avika Gor left the show as she wanted a break after working non-stop for 10 years.[5] Thus, her character Roli was shown to have died in the show. Mansi Srivastava entered the series as Prerna, Simar's childhood friend. In July 2016, Mansi Srivastava and Manish Raisinghan also left the show. So, their respective characters of Prerna and Siddhant were shown to have shifted abroad. In August 2016, Vaishali Takkar and Varun Sharma entered the show as Anjali and Piyush, respectively. In February 2017, Dipika Kakar[6][7] quit the show and was replaced by Keerti Gaekwad Kelkar . In June 2017, Krissann Barretto entered the show as Sanjana. After sometime Dheeraj Dhoopar quit the show. At the end of August 2017, Mazher Sayed entered the show in the role of Prem. In December 2017, Vaishali Takkar left the show. So her character of Anjali was shown to have arrested in the show. In January 2018, Nikki Sharma also left the show. So her character of Roshni was shown to have died in the show. In the same month, Monica Sharma entered the show in the role of Avni.

Genre[]

The series began and ran as a normal television drama until in 2015 when it included supernatural and fantasy genres with tracks inspired from Game of Thrones and Eega.[8][9][10]

Cancellation and sequel[]

The series was confirmed going off air on 2 March 2018 owing its declining ratings and the climax was decided but days before the shooting was about to complete, it received an extension on last minute discussions between the channel and production house and the script was reworked.[11] In February 2021, the series was confirmed returning with a new season titled, Sasural Simar Ka 2, featuring Dipika Kakar and Jayati Bhatia from the former season and Radhika Muthukumar, Tanya Sharma, Avinash Mukherjee and Karan Sharma as the new leads of the show.[12]

Location[]

Based on Delhi as backdrop, Sasural Simar Ka was mainly filmed at the sets in Cine Classic Studios at Mira Road. Some episodes are shot in Hong Kong for their 1000th episodes celebration.

Crossover episodes[]

Episodes Air Date Serial Plot
5 14–18 May 2012 Kairi – Rishta Khatta Meetha Imarti Devi comes to attend Sankalp's wedding with Khushi along with her family.
1 2 March 2015 Shastri Sisters — Chaar Dil Ek Dhadkan Anushka and Devyani help Simar to get the keys of red door from Roli where she had kept Shruti.
2 27 & 28 July 2015 Swaragini — Jodein Rishton Ke Sur Ragini calls Mohini to do black magic on Swara to break her marriage with Laksh. She takes Prem with her. Prem is saved by Swara and she herself, is saved by Sanskar.
2 30 November & 1 December 2015 Simar goes to Kolkata to tells Swara as Ragini had married to Laksh. Devika who is possessed by Patali Devi tries to kill Simar, Swara and Sanskar but fails.
1 4 March 2016 Balika Vadhu — Kakchi Umar Ke Pakke Rishte Simar goes to a famous temple of Lord Shiva on Shivratri. She meets Anandi there.
1 15 April 2016 Swaragini — Jodein Rishton Ke Sur Swara comes to celebrate Baisakhi with Simar. Everyone suddenly goes missing. Swara buries Chandarmaani in sand famous for melting bad powers.
1 2 October 2016 Anjali asks Simar and Prem to go Kolkata. They go to Swara's house. Swara tries to take the videotape from Khushi and Anjali but fails. Simar succeeds in taking keys from Parvati and gives it to Swara.
1 21 April 2017 Ek Shringaar – Swabhimaan Piyush who is possessed by Kaal goes missing and Roshni tries to find her but fails but succeeds when Naina helps her. Simar motivates her when she tells her that she is going to compete against her sister.
1 28 April 2017 Shakti – Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki Piyush who is possessed by Kaal takes Aditya with him. Harman follows him but he is proved innocent. Aditya is found but taken by Mr. Chadda. Simar gives them money but they refuse as they had arranged it earlier.

Reception[]

The series became one of the most watched Hindi GECs during its run time.[13] In week 52 of 2015 it was at fifth position garnering 12.33 million impressions.[14] In week 2 of 2016, it was at third position with 13.46 million impressions.[15]

International[]

Dubbed versions[]

From May 2021 it is airing in Bangla language as Srijar Sasurbari in Colors Bangla.[16]

Sasural Simar Ka was dubbed into Tamil as Moondru Mudichu (transl. Three knots) and aired on Polimer TV from January 2012 to January 2020. Moondru Mudichu is one of the longest running Tamil soap opera and longest of all on Polimer TV.[17]

  • In Pakistan, the show was initially broadcast by Geo Kahani in 2013 by the same title (سسرال سمر کا) but stopped after airing only a few episodes. Later, it was aired on Urdu 1 till October 2016 when the Supreme Court of Pakistan ordered to ban all the Indian content in country.[18]
  • In Kazakhstan, it aired on Astana TV with the title Абысындар.[19]
  • In Bulgaria, it aired on Diema Family as Ритъмът на мечтите (transl. Rhythm of dreams) in Bulgarian and aired an episode of about 40 minutes.[20]
  • The show was broadcast in Thailand in Thai language and first aired on Channel 9 MCOT HD with the title สิมา สะใภ้หัวใจทรนง ปี(Sima, daughter-in-law of insolence years) from 2017 to 2018 and only first season was shown there. The show was popular in the country and later in 2019, it was also aired on SPRING 26 and LINE TV.[21]
  • In Vietnam, the show was dubbed into Vietnamese by the title Cuộc Chiến Những Nàng Dâu and aired on Echannel VTV Cab 5 but was not finished.[22]
  • In Romania, the show currently airs on as Destine rătăcite (transl. Lost destinies) with Romanian subtitles. The episodes are two in one, meaning that an episode is about 40 to 45 minutes.[23]
  • In UK, the show currently airs on Colors Rishtey as Bharadwaj Bahuein (transl. Bharadwaj Daughter-In-Law's) with English subtitles.[24]

Home media and digital release[]

The entire show is available on Voot and also on MX Player while episode 760 onwards are also available on YouTube.

Awards and nominations[]

Year Awards Category Recipient(s) Result
2012 11th Indian Telly Awards Best Drama Series Sasural Simar Ka
Star Guild Awards Best Actor in a Drama Series Shoaib Ibrahim
Best Writer Ved Raj
2013 Best Actor in a Drama Series Shoaib Ibrahim
Indian Telly Awards Best Actress in a Leading Role Avika Gor
Best Actress in a Negative Role Jyostna Chandola
Best Actress in a Supporting Role Jayati Bhatia
Best Drama Series Rashmi Sharma Won
2014 Indian Telly Awards Best Drama Series Rashmi Sharma
2015 Indian Television Academy Awards Rishte-Naate Awards Dheeraj Dhoopar, Avika Gor & Manish Raisinghan
Indian Telly Awards Best Actress in a Leading Role Dipika Kakar Nominated
Best Daily Serial Rashmi Sharma
BIG Star Entertainment Awards Most Entertaining Television Actor – Female Avika Gor
Gold Awards Best Jodi Dipika Kakar & Dheeraj Dhoopar
Best Fiction Show Rashmi Sharma
Best Actress Dipika Kakar Won
Best Actress in Supporting Role Jayati Bhatia

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