Zee bahus celebrates Karva Chauth in style

The Zee bahus have taken on the cudgels of observing the norms of tradition! We have the leading ladies on the channel talking about their on screen husbands and how important this day is for them. They will also wish the viewer's happy sinndoor day. Palak from Palkhi, Disha from Tumhari Disha, Rimjhim from Piya ka ghar and Jia from Reth will wish the viewers Gurdeep Kohli will inform the viewers the moon rise time that is 8:19 pm all through the day. Besides the above, there will be many in programme announcements on Karvachauth. Star Plus bahus...what about you all? Hari Mirchi Laal Mirchi is the latest comic caper on TV Rakesh Chaudhary's is now coming up with a new series called Hari Mirchi Laal Mirchi that will be aired from October 27 on DD, every Thursday at 9.00 pm. The show deals with the pain and agony of a man trapped between two wives. In this series, the tussel between two women creates such hilarious moments which will be equally enjoyed by men ( the husbands) and childrens too will have fun watching all this. The show has an interesting lineup of actors -- Tushar Dalvi, Shalini Kapoor, Neeru Bajwa, Ashish Roy, Madhvi Chaupda, Anita Kanwal, Master Yash Mittal and others. Jassi to turn glamorous again! Forever transforming Jassi is now to be seen in designer sarees and a more hep look. Sony has roped in ace designer, Reena Dhaka to aid in her recent mekeover. "She is evolving. It is a gradual move into an evening wear look. At present Jassi is a fashion icon and this transformed look is a metamorphic one", says Reena Dhaka. Jassi's journey from an ugly duckling secretary, to a happening model and then her guise as an ordinary school teacher, has kept the audiences glued to the show. And now, her latest ensemble promises a glamorous road ahead for her. Rushad's playing Rushad! Rushad Rana (remember Woh Rehne Wali Mehlon Ki?) will soon be seen on the big screen. Rushad plays himself in a film titled Missed Call. He plays a television actor who helps the protagonist during one of the many twists and turns of the film. Says Rushad,"It's a very small part but it was interesting. The director, Mridul called me up and said I would be required only for three hours of shooting at Madh Island and I obliged." Nice. Though we wonder, is Rushad celebrity enough to be playing himself on celluloid? You decide.