Mithai (Bengali TV series)
Indian Bengali television soap opera
Mithai (transl. Sweets) is a 2021 Indian Bengali romantic comedy television drama series that aired on Zee Bangla from 4 January 2021 to 9 June 2023. The show is produced by Zee Bangla and it stars Soumitrisha Kundu and Adrit Roy in lead roles. During its broadcast period, it was the TRP topper of Bengali television for 56 weeks, making it one of the most loved shows of Bengali television.
Plot
Mithai is a cheerful, uneducated village sweetseller meanwhile Siddharth is a grumpy gentleman who hates sweet. Later on both of them get married and the series is based on their sweet love life. Along with that the life of Ratul, Nipa, Sree, Rajib, Nanda, Rudra, Som, Torsha is also portrayed and the story also revolves around their family business "Siddheshwar Modak" named after Siddharth's grandfather. The series also has a brief track, where Siddhartha is presumed dead, when his arch-rival, Omi Agarwal tries to kill him. Sid secretly assumes the identity of a Rockstar Ricky Roy, called Ricky the Rockstar, and continues with the investigation to catch the real culprits and manages to nab them. Later, Mithai gave birth to a baby boy names Shakya.
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