Nostalgia: TV stars in music videos

Readers, we know how much you love your television stars. And just to make you a bit nostalgic, we decide to remind you of the early days of all these small screen celebs. Do you remember stars like Sanaya Irani, Drashti Dhami, Gautam Rode, when they danced in the tune of some pop songs?

Come, let’s walk down the memory lane and listen to the lovely songs.
 
Sanaya Irani- Much before being part of Left Right Left, this cute girl of small screen was featured in the song Mere Naseeb Mein. She still looks the same. Isn’t she?

Drashti Dhami- Though Geet made Drashti a true star of small screen; the glimpse of her in Saiyan Dil Mein Aana Re showed us that she would rule the industry in coming days. And she rightly did it.

Gautam Rode and Shama Sikander- Remember singer Abhijeet’s peppy number Mujhe Kanhaiya Kaha Karo? If you correctly do, then you must have been in love with Gautam Rode and Shama Sikandar at that time.

Raqesh Vashisth- Abhijeet’s music album gifted us many actors, who went on to become sensation on small screen. And Raqesh is surely one of them. Remember his heart touching song Woh Dheere Dheere?

Gauahar Khan- During the time when remixed version of classic songs was making us groove, another lady who made us go gaga on the tune of Hawa Mein Udti Jaye, was sexy Gauahar Khan.

Mahhi Vij- Another remix song that made us constantly hum the tune was Yeh Wada Raha. Can you identify the hottie in this video?

Ashish Chowdhry- Ashish tried his hands in modelling, acting, dancing, and performing stunts and what not. But no one can deny that he looked the best in this music video Vaada Karo.

Aamna Sharif- The gorgeous diva of small screen made appearance on quite few numbers of videos. But, the one which made a mark our heart was a Preeti-Pinky number Mujhko Piya Ki Yaad Sataye.

Mona Singh- What else can you ask for when you have the chance to feature in a Lata Mangeshkar song. Same happened with Mona. Close your eyes and listen to this melodious number Mujhe Khabar Thi Wo Mera Nahi.

Guess we haven’t missed anyone? If we have, then feel free to remind us. and do let us know which one is your favourite one.