Kasak TV Serial was aired on Doordarshan's DD National (DD1) Channel from 2009-2011 on Monday to Friday at 2:30PM.

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This is a list of original television programming currently and formerly broadcast by DD National, a state owned television station in India.

• 2Formerly broadcast
  • 2.1Animated series
  • 2.2Children's/teen series
  • 2.3Comedy series
  • 2.4Drama series
  • 2.5Reality/non-scripted programming

Currently broadcast[edit]

• Chalo Saaf Karein
• Bioscope
• Ek Laqshya
• Hum Hain Na
• Imtihaan
• Janani
• Sanskar

Formerly broadcast[edit]

Animated series[edit]

Hindi dubbed[edit]

• 101 Dalmatians: The Series^[1]
• Aladdin^[2]
• Codename: Kids Next Door^[3]
• The Legend of Tarzan^[2]
• Mickey Mouse and Friends^[2]
• Timon & Pumbaa^[2]

Children's/teen series[edit]

• AadhaFull^[4]
• Galli Galli Sim Sim^[3]
• Ek Do Teen Char
• Faster Fene
• M.A.D.^[3]
• School Days (1997–1999), DD National ^[5]

Hindi dubbed shows[edit]

• Bananas in Pyjamas^[6]
• Giggle and Hoot^[6]

Comedy series[edit]

• Full Tension
• Zamana Badal Gaya

Hindi Dubbed shows[edit]

Drama series[edit]

• Amrita
• Bioscope
• Ganadevata
• Gora
• Happy Home
• Khamosh Sa Afsana
• Meri Awaz Suno
• Sanyasi
• Sukanya hamari betiya
• Tehreer Munshi Premchand Ki^[7]
• The World This Week

Hindi dubbed shows[edit]

Reality/non-scripted programming[edit]

• Coke Studio^[8]
• Wheel Smart Shrimati

Hindi dubbed shows[edit]

References[edit]

1. ^'Disney takes up weekend branded block on DD'. Indian Television Dot Com. 15 November 2005.
2. ^ ^abcd'Disney signs deal with Doordarshan to reach out to the non C&S audience'. 16 November 2005. Retrieved 18 September 2017.
3. ^ ^abc'CN gets on to DD with new branded block'. 4 July 2006. Retrieved 18 September 2017.
4. ^'Case in point'. 24 October 2016. Retrieved 22 June 2018.
5. ^'TV serial School Days cast intends to start literacy movement in real life'. 28 June 1999. Retrieved 26 June 2018.
6. ^ ^ab'DD to air Australian pre-school kids series 'Bananas in Pyjamas''. 17 April 2015. Retrieved 18 September 2017.
7. ^'Gulzar's vision of timeless classics'. 15 August 2004. Retrieved 23 June 2018.
8. ^'Doordarshan, MTV to telecast Coke Studio'. 17 August 2013. Retrieved 18 September 2017.

The bubbly and charming Shruti Sharma played the innocent Meera, who later showed up a grey shade in the serial Mamta with ease. The actress now has gone a notch above as she portrays the obsessive Shabnam in Star Plus afternoon saga Bhabhie.
Talking about her roles, Shruti opines, 'My character in Mamta started off to be a very talkative but innocent girl who later touched shades of grey. After Mamta ended, my friend who is the Creative Head of Bhabhie called me up for this role. I play the character of Shabnam, who pretends to be positive, but is an out and out negative person from within..' Her track in Bhabhi goes hand in hand with the seasoned campaigner Nimai Bali, who plays the scheming Lallaji. Says Shruti, 'I had previously worked with him in CID as his assistant; when he got to know that I play the negative character here, he was taken by surprise. Even now, he keeps mocking, that I am like his younger sister,and how could I play such a role?'(laughs)
The story in Bhabhi has taken an interesting twist wherein Rohit is trapped for the murder of Shabnam, who is actually alive. 'I can't reveal much as of now. All I can say is that it gets pretty exciting from now. There are more twists and turns in store', says the petite Shruti.
Ready to explore various kinds of roles at this young age, Shruti hopes to get more opportune roles to play. 'Talks are on with few people, let's see; I am keeping my fingers crossed', says Shruti as she signs off.
Reporter: Hiral Anju Bhatt
Author: Srividya Rajesh

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