Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin To Go Off-Air In July? What We Know
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The Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin makers have been given a final warning to revive the ratings, or else the show will go off-air in July.
The popular TV show Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin has been struggling to maintain its position on the TRP charts. The decline began after the show took a dramatic leap, replacing lead actors Hitesh Bharadwaj and Bhavika Sharma with new faces—Param Singh, Vaibhavi Hankare and Sanam Johar. Despite this, the new cast has failed to strike the same chord with viewers.
To revive falling ratings, the makers have once again altered the storyline. In a recent twist, Tejaswini (played by Vaibhavi Hankare) is shown dead, marking the return of Bhavika Sharma as Savi. Alongside her, Rajat (played by Hitesh Bharadwaj), who had recently rejoined the show, is also declared dead.
The sudden discovery of their bodies raises eyebrows, sparking speculation about a possible affair between the two. Savi and Neil are unwilling to accept the narrative being pushed. Determined to uncover the truth and clear their partners' names, the two team up to launch their investigation.
As they investigated together, they realised they knew little about their life partners. They slowly learnt many things about Rajat's secret business. In their quest to find the truth, Savi and Neil also got closer. The new jodi of Savi and Neil has been receiving attention; however, viewers still preferred the original jodis, Savi with Rajat and Neil with Teju.
This made it clear that Savi's re-entry didn't help the makers with the TRPs. According to Gossips TV, the makers have received a final warning to improve the ratings. If things don't pick up, the show might go off-air in July.
The post read, 'Star Plus #GhumHaiKisikeyPyaarMeiin UNDER SCANNER; makers have received a notice to revive the ratings, otherwise, the show may face the axe in July 2025! #ParamSingh #BhavikaSharma."
Star Plus #GhumHaiKisikeyPyaarMeiin UNDER SCANNER; makers have received a notice to revive the ratings, otherwise the show may face the axe in July 2025! @GossipsTv #ParamSingh #BhavikaSharma pic.twitter.com/zOpyCQgB9y — GossipsTv(GTv) (@GossipsTv) June 16, 2025
Ever since its inception in 2020, Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin has captured the hearts of audiences with its intriguing plot and engaging performances by the cast. But it has also undergone several changes, showing different generations. In the first generation, the show featured Ayesha Singh, Neil Bhatt and Aishwarya Sharma in lead roles. After depicting the tragic deaths of the lead characters, the storyline shifted its focus to their daughter.
The second generation was portrayed by Shakti Arora, Bhavika Sharma and Sumit Singh. The show garnered immense love from audiences for its portrayal of the lead protagonists. But in June 2024, the StarPlus show starred Bhavika alongside Hitesh Bharadwaj and Amayra Khurana.
The third generation was being headlined by Sanam Johar, Param Singh and Vaibhavi Hankare. Despite introducing some of the popular faces, the channel is struggling to maintain its ratings.
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