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Fauji 2.0 Marches Past 100: Doordarshan’s Duty Meets Destiny in Prime Time


Updated: May 29, 2025 02:32

Image Source: The Statesman

Doordarshan’s patriotic drama Fauji 2.0 has hit a remarkable milestone with 100 episodes, marking a triumphant return of the beloved 1988 series that first introduced Shah Rukh Khan to Indian audiences. Produced by Sandeep Singh, this series beautifully blends nostalgia with modern storytelling, resonating deeply with viewers from all walks of life.
 
Featuring Gauahar Khan as a strong woman in uniform and Vicky Jain as Colonel Sanjay Singh, Fauji 2.0 pays a heartfelt tribute to India’s armed forces, showcasing their discipline, sacrifice, and unwavering spirit. The show’s success stems from its ability to honor the original while bringing in fresh perspectives—especially through its powerful female characters and contemporary themes.
 
Reflecting on this significant achievement, producer Sandeep Singh shared, “We knew we had big shoes to fill, but India needed its heroes celebrated again. This show is a salute to every Indian in uniform, both past and present.” Gauahar Khan expressed her hopes, saying, “As a woman in uniform on screen, I wanted to inspire girls who dream of serving the nation. I’m thankful for this empowering platform.” Vicky Jain described the journey as “a creative victory,” capturing the pride and discipline that comes with military life.
 
Doordarshan CEO Gaurav Dwivedi highlighted the channel’s dedication to meaningful, unifying content, stating, “Fauji 2.0 uplifts, unites, and inspires—exactly the kind of story India needs on national television.”
 
With its stirring music, captivating performances, and a strong patriotic pulse, Fauji 2.0 stands tall as a modern classic, promising even more thrilling missions and tales of bravery in the episodes to come.
 
Source: Moneycontrol, The Statesman, Mid-Day, IANS Live

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