Sargun Mehta, Ravie Dubey announce Dreamiyata Dramaa to rival Korean, Pakistani shows
The YouTube platform offers content that matches the high-stakes drama of popular Pakistani, Korean, and Turkish series
At the launch of Dreamiyata Dramaa, Sargun Mehta and Ravie Dubey introduced India’s first YouTube platform offering content that matches the high-stakes drama of popular Pakistani, Korean, and Turkish series, similar to the shows starring Hania Amir, Fawad Khan, and other international stars. The platform’s shows will follow a format of 25 to 30 episodes, complete with original soundtracks, offering a cinematic experience rooted in authenticity. Fans were thrilled as they unveiled a fresh lineup of shows, headlined by some of TV’s biggest names.
The first two shows Lovely Lolla, featuring Gauahar Khan, Isha Malviya, and Nikhil Khurrana, along with Dil Ko Rafu Kar Lei, starring Ayesha Khan and Karan V. Grover, are set to premiere their first episodes on December 25 with 2 episodes premiering each week.
Additionally, there are three more line ups and leading the charge is Terre Ho Jaayein Hum, which reunites audience favorites Priyanka Chahar Choudhary and Ankit Gupta. This pair, beloved by fans, will take center stage in a story that promises intense drama and romance.
Tujhse Haii Ashiqui, featuring Abhishek Kumar and Mahir Pandhi, is another highly anticipated show. While the female lead remains under wraps, the buzz around this new on-screen duo is palpable.
Rounding out the lineup is Haale Dil, starring the effervescent Manisha Rani, known for her bubbly personality on Bigg Boss. In this show, she takes on the role of a talkative, sweet-hearted character.
Sargun Mehta and Ravie Dubey’s vision for Dreamiyata Dramaa stems from their desire to bring new, exciting narratives to Indian audiences. Ravie Dubey shared, “Sargun always comes up with these billion-dollar ideas—whether it was starting a music label, opening Dreamiyata Entertainment, or writing Udariyaan. I just know if she’s thought about it, we need to make it happen.”
Sargun added, “People often ask about our business model, and honestly, we don’t have one apart from trust and belief. We focus on storytelling, and that’s always been our guiding light.
