Parchhaiyan (Indian TV series)

Parchhaiyan (meaning "Shadows" in Hindi) was an Indian television drama series that aired on DD Metro in the late 1990s. It was directed by Gajendra Singh, known for other historical and dramatic productions.

The series revolved around the life of Amritlal, a widower with four daughters. The narrative explored the challenges he faced in raising his daughters in a traditional Indian society, dealing with societal expectations, and finding suitable matches for them. Each daughter possessed a unique personality and aspiration, which contributed to the unfolding drama.

Parchhaiyan was known for its portrayal of family values, societal norms, and the complexities of relationships. The show was popular for its relatable characters and engaging storylines, resonating with a wide audience. It also addressed themes of women's empowerment within the confines of a conservative social structure. The series' title, "Shadows," likely alluded to the lingering presence of the past, societal pressures, and the uncertainties that clouded the characters' lives.