EntertainmentPosted at: Oct 29 2026 12:51AM


K.C. Bokadia celebrates the success of 'Sanskaar', aims to unite families

Mumbai, Oct 28 (UNI) Veteran filmmaker K.C. Bokadia celebrated the success of his family television drama "Sanskaar" with the media by cutting a cake, saying the show aims to bring Indian culture, family values and the importance of relationships into people’s homes.
The serial is airing Monday through Friday at 8 pm on DD National and is based on family relationships, Indian traditions, and life values.
Expressing his happiness at the audience's appreciation, Bokadia said that in today's times, it is crucial to keep families together and introduce the new generation to Indian values.
He said, "If even 10 per cent of people watching 'Sanskaar' develop love and respect for their families, understand the importance of joint families, and prevent family breakdown, it would be a great joy for me. I made it with all my heart. The goal behind making it wasn't to make money, but to spread a social message to every household."
Bokadia said that viewers still appreciate old films and songs because they reflect the Indian environment, culture, and values. The serial "Sanskaar" is also attempting to remind viewers of those values. He said that after each episode, he receives hundreds of phone calls and messages from various states, cities, and villages across the country. Viewers are praising the serial's dialogue, cinematography, locations, and story.
Produced under the banner of BMB Productions, this multi-starrer family drama is written and directed by K.C. Bokadia, and produced by Rajesh Bokadia and K.C. Bokadia. The series stars over three dozen actors, including Darshan Jariwala, Zarina Wahab, Aman Verma, Mugdha Godse, Rakesh Bedi, Pankaj Berry, Mahesh Thakur, Supriya Karnik, and Rajesh Khera.
The series has been shot in the beautiful locations of Banaras, Jaipur, and Kashmir. The cultural diversity of these locations and the family storyline attempt to connect viewers with Indian traditions. After his television series "Sardar - The Game Changer," Bokadia continues his creative journey on the small screen with "Sanskaar." UNI NST CDS
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