Second Season
After several highly successful shows, Shafi Inamdar (who played Ranjit) left the show. However, with the huge popularity of the show, a repackaged second attempt was made with the underlying idea that Ranjit and Renu have moved abroad because of his work, while Raja is still staying at home with Ranjit's aunt, played by the legendary film character actress Farida Jalal, and a male servant, played by Javed Khan. Raja's love life and affair with Nivedita was the new center of activity. The second innings had a reasonably long run, but never reached the fame of the first episodes. Ranjit and Renu return for the final episode.
The alumni of this show went on to have chequered careers in Indian and other cinema over the coming years.
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