Hunar Hali, who entertained one and all with her challenging lead role in Colors’ Chhal Sheh Aur Maat will soon be back on the small screen. As per reliable sources, the talented actress has been roped in to play the lead in Sony Entertainment Television’s upcoming show, to be produced by Shakuntalam Telefilms. News of the charming lad Ruslaan Mumtaaz being finalized to essay the male lead is already out in the media. We now hear that Hunar has been cast opposite him. As per sources, there are two girls in the show, and the second lead will be played by a newbie.

‘As long as inhuman acts like rape, there is not going to be any peace or justice or equality or freedom. You are not going to become what you want to become or who you want to become. You are not going to live in the world you want to live in.’- Andrea Rita Dworkin (an American radical feminist and writer best known for her criticism of pornography, which she argued was linked to rape and other forms of violence against women).

Beautiful, bubbly and scintillating <a href=http://www.tellychakkar.com/news/hunar-hali-believes-chhal-could-have-been-saved-certain-amendments-and-lesser-experimentation>Hunar Hali</a> is now enjoying a relaxing time after her Colors’ show <a href=http://www.tellychakkar.com/news/revealing-end-track-colors-chhal-sheh-aur-maat>Chhal Sheh Aur Maat</a> went off air. “I am now on a break to recharge my batteries. My relatives have come down to Mumbai and I am spending quality time with them.”

24 Frames’ <a href=http://www.tellychakkar.com/news/chhal-sheh-aur-maat-end-5-october-2012>Chhal-Sheh Aur Maat</a> on Colors is all set to air for the last time on 5 October 2012. Now, insiders close to the show have spilled its end track. But before moving on…we want to give a spoiler alert. Moving on… <em>Chhal</em> like any other show will also end on a happy and emotional note.

Hunar Hali, better known as Aditi/Neha of Colors’ Chhal- Sheh Aur Maat (24 Frames), is neither too happy nor too upset with her show coming to an end on 5 October 2012. But the actress does feel that certain amendments and little lesser experiments in the story could have helped it survive. “They kept on experimenting with the storyline without a pause and this served as a disadvantage to the show and it failed to gain TRPs. We were being kicked like a football from one idea to another,” says Hunar.

<a href=http://www.tellychakkar.com/news/chhal-sheh-aur-maat-go-air>Chhal Sheh Aur Maat</a>, produced by 24 Frames for Colors started off as a very unique show that brought the thrill element into the viewers’ living rooms. However, the show failed to keep its momentum going on the ratings chart. With passing of time, the thriller was changed to a family drama with the face of the Sarkar being revealed. But this did not help the cause, and the makers soon introduced a paranormal angle to the story track.

If Chhal-Sheh Aur Maat' viewers were left confused with massive genre change (thriller to family drama) there is more to come. With the social story (Aditi turning negative and having a face-off with her mother-in-law Ija) also not impressing TRP meters the Creative’s (Bhairavi Raichura and Nandita Mehra Production) are currently going down the paranormal route. Regular watchers of this Colors show must have already noticed this track kicking in. It will now go full blown with the death of Aditi that would be telecast soon.

24 Frames’ Chhal Sheh Aur Maat on Colors will in the coming week spring a new twist with the death of its lead protagonist, Aditi (Hunar Hali). As we know, the show had recently taken a paranormal route as a result of which the ratings have got a bit better. And now in the coming Monday’s episode, (27 August 2012) while the entire family will be celebrating the birthday of Ginni, Ija (Aishwarya Narkar) will win the final battle with Aditi by stabbing her to death. With Aditi dead, how will the story shape up? How will Aditi be able to avenge her death?

These days, the Punjabi kudi Hunar Hali is immensely happy. Reason? She bumped into her real life Masi on the sets of Colors’ <em>Chhal- Sheh Aur Maat</em> (24 Frames). If you’re wondering what Hunar’s <em>Masi</em> was doing on the sets of her current show, let us tell you that she is also one of the actors in the show.

Colors’ Chhal Sheh Aur Maat, produced by 24 Frames had been high on the thrill content when it began. With time, the mystery element in the show vanished with the face of the Sarkar (Ija, played by Aishwarya Narkar) being revealed. The show for sometime was focusing on the family drama genre wherein the clash between Ija and Aditi (Hunar Hali) was being played upon.