Rahul Kumar Tewary Production and Rolling Tales Production are celebrating a major milestone as their family drama Ram Bhavan on Colors completes 100 episodes. Set in a traditional haveli in Prayagraj, the show has captivated audiences with its heartfelt storytelling, complex characters, and emotional realism. Over the course of its journey, Ram Bhavan has moved beyond being just a show — it has become a layered portrait of love, loss, and resilience within a family divided by expectations and old wounds.
At the heart of Ram Bhavan is the story of Om and Isha — two individuals caught between their duties and dreams. Om is striving to prove himself in a house where he’s often underestimated, while Isha battles quietly for space and dignity under the watchful eye of the matriarch, Gayatri. What makes the show stand out is how the haveli itself feels alive — every corner carrying unspoken tensions, buried secrets, and emotional weight.
As the story turns a crucial corner, the emotional stakes are higher than ever. Om is trying to refocus on his future, and Isha is learning to stand independently. Yet, misunderstandings and manipulation keep them apart, with Gayatri pulling strings from the shadows. Despite the friction, Om and Isha remain bound by a shared desire — to make Ram Bhavan a true home.
Mishkat Verma, who plays Om, reflects, “Reaching 100 episodes with this team has been incredibly fulfilling. Om is not a perfect character, and that’s what makes him so human. I’m proud to be part of a show that resonates with people so deeply.”
Khushbu Rajendra, who plays Isha, adds, “Portraying Isha has been transformative. Her journey is one many women relate to — quiet strength, constant trials, and a longing to be heard. I’m thankful to be part of a show with such honesty.”
With strong storytelling and authentic performances, Ram Bhavan on Colors continues to be a testament to the creative vision of Rahul Kumar Tewary Production and Rolling Tales Production.
