8 Evergreen Onscreen Jodis Of Indian Television!

They make us fall in love with them, they laugh, we laugh; they cry, we cry and so many other things that our Televisions onscreen jodis make us do.

There are so many onscreen jodis but there are some who will always be a part of our memories for years to come.

There is something about these jodis that connects us to them and makes us wonder when will we see them again in a show.

Today we look at some of the onscreen jodis of Indian Television who have become a part of our day-to-day life and we might never forget their charm and magic on us.

Click on the slides to know about these 8 jodis.

Barun Sobti and Sanaya Irani

Who can forget Arnav and Khushi ever? Till today we can’t figure out Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon? The magic they created on our TV screen is definitely unmatchable. No one other than Barun Sobti and Sanaya Irani could have portrayed the iconic characters with such ease. Even today, fans remember every little details of the show and their love for these two have only increased with time. Definitely on top when it comes to evergreen onscreen jodis.

Asha Negi and Rithvik Dhanjani

Arjun and Purvi became a household name. Their pavitra rishta is adored to a level where fans can go to any level to get their favourite couple on screen. Rithvik and Asha aren’t just one of the best onscreen jodi but also one of the most popular offscreen couple too. AshVik, as they are famously known as, have a huge fan following and are one of the jodis that will always be remembered.

Gurmeet Choudhary and Drashti Dhami

Geet – Hui Sabse Parayi’ was one of the most popular TV shows. No one can forget the chemistry of Maan Singh Khurana and Geet Handa. They both won huge fan following with their show and are still missed by the fans. Fans would love to see this magical jodi once again on their TV screens. We loved their chemistry and their different love story on the show. They were truly amazing on the show!

Karan Singh Grover and Shilpa Anand

The show may have seen many faces as Riddhima Gupta, but Shilpa will always be remembered as first Dr. Riddhima Gupta. Karan Singh Grover charmed into our hearts as Dr. Armaan Mallik. The show made so many youngsters fall in love with this jodi and they are still being missed. Jennifer Winget who was also seen as Riddhima on the show later won the same popularity and love of the fans. Riddhima and Armaan will always be remembered!

Kritika Kamra and Karan Kundra

The former couple were a part of TV show ‘Kitani Mohabbat Hai’ and are still remembered as Arjun and Arohi. They became a sensation among youths and even today fans miss this adorable jodi. They were definitely a fresh pair and their popularity shows how much people connected with this jodi. We still miss Arohi and Arjun, what about you?

Soumya Seth and Shaheer Sheikh

Another young jodi that won everyone’s heart with their show Navya. Who doesn’t connect with college love story? They looked really cute on screen and there was a different kind of charm in this jodi. Anant and Navya are definitely being missed by the audience. Fans still request for season 2 of the show just to watch this adorable couple.

Aamna Sharif and Rajeev Khandelwal

It’s time to get nostalgic again! The show might have ended for more than 7 years now, but this jodi remains our favourite. Their charm and chemistry is still being missed on Indian Television. Looking at their picture, don’t you just want to remember Kahin Toh Hoga? They are one of the most iconic jodi in the history of Indian Television.

Vivian Dsena and Sukirti Kandpal

Another show that connected with the youngsters was Pyaar Kii Yeh Ek Kahaani and gave fans another amazing jodi of Abhay and Piya. Fans still request production houses to cast these two in the sequel of the show. They are one of the most popular jodi of all time and fans still miss their Abhiya the most.

So who is your favourite jodi out of these?

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