Introducing a new format on Indian television, the show will depict how the journey of protagonists of the shows aired on the channel can serve as a ray of hope and a path-changing moment.

In each episode, the viewers can look forward to viewing some of the most defining moments of the life of a protagonist from one of the primetime shows each weekend.

The concept is in fine sync with the channel's core proposition - Har Lamha Nayi Ummeed.

Narrating the first story of 'Ek Nazariya Ummeed Ka' will be the famous actor Daljeet Kaur (seen as Manjiri of Kaala Teeka) who will share her thoughts on how Kaali's journey inspires her and gives her hope and encouragement to fight the evils in her life against all odds.

Speaking about Ek Nazariya Ummeed Ka, Daljeet says, "For the first time, I will be hosting a show, even if it is just for an episode. I am extremely excited, but nervous at the same time. The differentiated concept instantly appealed to me as it is a first on Indian television. It will see me as Manjiri reacting to Kaali's struggle against andhvishwaas. It will be the journey of one protagonist told from another's point of view. In the episode, I will be seen as Manjari who is stirred by Kaali's journey against outdated and superstitious beliefs of society.

Just like my character, in my real life too, I'm moved by Kaali's journey. In our daily lives, we unknowingly abide by superstitions that we blindly follow. Questioning initiates a healthy process of rationalisation. I hope viewers will appreciate a new perspective that we aim to bring through this special series."

Next in line will be Maa Sahab (Anandita Kapileshwari) of Meri Saasu Maa speaking of leading lady - Pari's (Hiba Nawab) journey from her own lens and Kalpana Ghosh (Rohini Bannerjee) of Vishkanya tracing the path of Aparajita's (Aishwarya Khare) life.

Starting April 23, the show will air on Saturdays at 5 pm and Sundays at 12 pm.

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