Earlier today, Tellychakkar.com wrote about Nautanki Telefilms' Madhubala-Ek Ishq Ek Junoon on Colors bagging the Best Fiction Show award at the Apsara Producers' Guild Awards. The show has yet another reason to celebrate today, as it completes 200 episodes. We hear that the unit has planned a cake cutting ceremony later in the evening.

This is one vampire whom we all love. Yes, we are talking about one of TV’s biggest heartthrobs, Vivian Dsena who is currently stabbing hearts playing R K in Colors’ Madhubala-Ek Ishq Ek Junoon (Nautanki Telefilms). His portrayal of the superstar is being appreciated by the critics and fans alike. “I am having a great time playing R K. I feel like a superstar,” shared Vivian to Tellychakkar.com. You are yourself a star and have a huge fan following, so did it make things easier for you to play the role?

Lights…camera…action…these are the words that symbolize Colors' show <em>Madhubala-Ek Ishq Ek Junoon</em>. Celluloid on small screen, the show was launched with much pomp and fanfare. It opened with a TRP of 2.8, the highest for any fiction show in 2012. But as time trickled by, the numbers dipped and in spite of having two biggest TV heartthrobs as leads, namely Vivian Dsena (RK ) and Drashti Dhami (Madhu), the show just can't get out of its grappling state on the TRP chart.

Meeting up with telecast deadline is not an easy task. In fact, at times this also leads to some heated arguments and debates on the sets. This is something that happens on most of the shows on a daily basis. We are sure you’re wondering what we are getting to. Here it is…. As per a reliable source, every time the team of Colors’ <em>Madhubala-Ek Ishq Ek Junoon</em> has an important sequence to shoot, they end up yelling and shouting at each other when basic things like earring and chappals go missing from the sets. This ultimately delays the shoot.

Aarti Puri’ role Trishna in Nautanki Films’ Madhubala-Ek Ishq Ek Junoon on Colors comes across as a strong character who wants to achieve her dream of becoming an actress. On the same lines, Aarti in real life is working towards her dream of becoming a Bollywood actor. In fact, the actress was initially apprehensive about taking up TV, but decided to accept it as a stepping stone to achieving her ultimate goal. Talking about her character in the Colors show she says, “I like my character as it is not a negative one and her actions are completely justified.”