Shruti Rawat

Naitik and Akshara Singhania live in a Marwari joint family in Udaipur. As a young married couple, they journey through adjustment issues, later as parents of young children, and they learn to love each other and their respective extended families while becoming mature members of their household.

R. K. Laxman Ki Duniya is an Indian comedy TV show on SAB TV. It is based on the cartoons of famous cartoonist R K Laxman. The show revolves around the life of a common man, his joys and sorrows. In short time, the show became much popular and recently completed 200 episodes. It airs every Mon-Fri at 7:30 PM.

The show revolves around Emily, a Western daughter-in-law married to Aarav, and Anandibaa, a matriarch and social leader, who is initially not receptive to the reality of her son's marriage. Living in Gondal, Aarav has had dreams of moving to America, whereas Emily has had wishes of settling in India. Through a closely known connection, their paths fatefully collide, and comedic chaos depicts how Emily may or may not meld into the stereotype of the perfect Indian family.

Naitik and Akshara Singhania live in a Marwari joint family in Udaipur. As a young married couple, they journey through adjustment issues, later as parents of young children, and they learn to love each other and their respective extended families while becoming mature members of their household.

R. K. Laxman Ki Duniya is an Indian comedy TV show on SAB TV. It is based on the cartoons of famous cartoonist R K Laxman. The show revolves around the life of a common man, his joys and sorrows. In short time, the show became much popular and recently completed 200 episodes. It airs every Mon-Fri at 7:30 PM.

The show revolves around Emily, a Western daughter-in-law married to Aarav, and Anandibaa, a matriarch and social leader, who is initially not receptive to the reality of her son's marriage. Living in Gondal, Aarav has had dreams of moving to America, whereas Emily has had wishes of settling in India. Through a closely known connection, their paths fatefully collide, and comedic chaos depicts how Emily may or may not meld into the stereotype of the perfect Indian family.