For those of you who thought zara hatke was a word associated with Bollywood films, think again. Even tellywood's top makers are now following the variety is the spice of daily life mantra in their prime time dailies.
So, instead of the usual saas-bahu tearjerkers or mushy candyfloss romances, you have shows with protagonists who are different from the run-of-the-mill screen characters we were used to. In Baba Aiso Varr Dhoondo, the protagonist is a young dwarf and the show revolves around her trials and tribulations in her quest for true love. In Krishnaben Khakhrawala the leading lady is a tough woman who rules her home with an iron hand and is also a small-time businesswoman; in Looteri Dulhan the female protagonist marries and dupes older men for a living; Pyaar Kii Yeh Ek Kahaani is about vampires, Gulaal is about a woman with a lucky charm, Gunahon Ka Devta is about a reformed rebel and how far he'll go for love, Phulwa is about a young dacoit and Chhoti Si Zindagi is about young children living in an orphanage.
Source: http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2011-05-10/tv/29527760_1_concepts-bollywood-novelty
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