Eka Lagnachi Dusri Goshta

Eka Lagnachi Dusri Goshta (transl. The second story of a marriage) was the Indian Marathi language TV serial aired on Zee Marathi from 16 January 2012 to 25 August 2012. The show starred Mukta Barve and Swapnil Joshi in lead roles. Its franchise Eka Lagnachi Teesri Goshta starring Spruha Joshi and Umesh Kamat began airing in 2013. The series premiered from Monday to Saturday at 8.30 pm by replacing Guntata Hriday He.[1][2]

Eka Lagnachi Dusri Goshta
GenreDrama, Comedy
Created byShrirang Godbole
Developed byShrirang Godbole
Written byShrirang Godbole
Screenplay byChinmay Mandlekar
Story byShrirang Godbole
Directed bySatish Rajwade
Creative directorAjit Dandekar
StarringSee below
Theme music composerKaushal Inamdar
ComposerKaushal Inamdar
Country of originIndia
Original languageMarathi
No. of episodes192
Production
Executive producerNikhil Sheth
ProducerShrirang Godbole
Production locationsMumbai, Maharashtra, India
CinematographyDeepak Anjaria
EditorPrathamesh Patkar
Camera setupMulti-camera
Running time22 minutes
Production companyIndian Magic Eye
Release
Original networkZee Marathi
Original releaseJanuary 16 (2012-01-16) –
August 25, 2012 (2012-08-25)
Related
Eka Lagnachi Teesri Goshta

Plot

The show is the story of a boy and a girl with a very different approach towards their life and career. The boy, Ghanashyam Kale has an American Dream, and desperately wants to shift in USA. The girl, Radha Desai, is working in an advertising agency and living with her father. Radha's father is a single parent.

Radha and Ghana have their individual goals in their lives and don't want to be married. But both Kale and Desai families put pressure on them to get married as soon as possible because of their age. Both families arrange dates for them many times but every time Radha and Ghana refuse to get married. Radha has rejected 71 boys and Ghana has rejected 63 girls before they meet each other. Due to relentless pressure from their families Radha and Ghana take an unusual decision of Contract Marriage.

Radha and Ghana reluctantly marry with the agreement that they will divorce each other over a year. Radha is initially uncomfortable living with a joint family, but gets accustomed to it soon. The serial chronicles the couple's attempts to hide their true decision from their family. In an unusual turn of events, Radha and Ghana develop feelings for one other. Soon many people from the house come to know about their contract marriage. Ghana's grandmother also learns of their intentions and introduces a new boy, Abhir, in their lives.

Ghanashyam's attempts to get into the US fail despite his efforts. Abhir falls for Radha, but she in turn longs for her husband. Abhir leaves, and Radha confesses her love for Ghanashyam, and tells him that she doesn't want a divorce. The latter spurns her and reminds her of her contract. It is revealed that Ghana had unrequited love for his deceased childhood friend and wants to go to the US for her sake.

Towards the end, Ghanashyam nearly succeeds in getting into America, but is rejected because he is married. He is upset thinking is marriage is coming in between his dreams. Ghanashyam tells his boss that he is getting divorced, but realizes that he was hurting his family for his own personal gain. He realizes that he has grown to love his wife and doesn't want to divorce her or leave her. He realises that he loves his wife and family much more than his American Dream.

Ghanashyam rejects the offer of going to America and decides to resign. But his boss is impressed with Ghanashyam and hence offers him the same package in India. Ghanashyam reconciles and apologizes to his wife and family. He proposes to his wife as he is really in love now. The serial ends with the couple going to their honeymoon abroad.

Cast

Main

Recurring
  • Umesh Kamat as Abir Ranade, Paying guest at Desai family
  • Vinay Apte as Mahesh Desai, Radha's father
  • Sukanya Kulkarni as Prachi Atya, Mahesh's sister
  • Mohan Joshi as Shripad Kale
    • Vivek Lagu replaced Mohan as Shripad Kale
  • Rekha Kamat as Ghana's grandmother (Mai)
  • Satish Tare as Mauli, Kale Family's Servant
  • Akshata Bhole as Pari, Grandmother's Care Taker
  • Rishikesh Joshi as Avinash Sonawane, Radha's boss
  • Shridhar Limaye as Angad Kashyap, Ghana's boss
  • Ila Bhate as Devaki Kale, Ghana's mother
  • Milind Phatak as Vallabh Kale, Ghana's uncle
  • Manjusha Godse as Vallari, Vallabh's wife
  • Spruha Joshi as Kuhu, Vallabh and Vallari's daughter
  • Shrikar Pitre as Prabhat, Kuhu's love interest
  • Mohit Gokhale as Dnyanesh (Dnyana), Vallabh and Vallari's son
  • Sunil Abhyankar as Digambar Kale (Digya), Ghana's uncle
  • Leena Bhagwat as Supriya Kale, Digambar's wife
  • Parharsh Naik as Ganga Kale, Digambar and Supriya's son
  • Asawari Joshi as Ulka
  • Sandeep Pathak as Manav Gokhale, Radha's colleague
  • Prajakta Hanamghar as Sonia, Radha's colleague
  • Girish Joshi as Vinod Kaka, Ulka's ex-husband
  • Samir Choughule as Sameer, Ghana's colleague friend
  • Manva Naik as Sumukhi, Supriya Kale's Niece

Reception

Zee Marathi converted the series into a mini film and aired it on 20 January 2013 in memory of the show, the mini film was known as ELDG-Cinematic.[3]

Adaptations
Language Title Original release Network(s) Last aired Notes
Hindi Chupke Chupke
चुपके चुपके[4]		 8 May 2017 And TV 15 September 2017 Remake

References
  1. "ऑल्वेज युवा: दिल दोस्ती दुनियादारीसह राधा, घनश्यामही प्रेक्षकांच्या पुन्हा भेटीला". Zee 24 Taas (in Marathi).
  2. "मुक्‍ता बर्वे-स्‍वप्‍नील जोशी यांची एका लग्‍नाची दुसरी गोष्‍ट..." Divya Marathi (in Marathi).
  3. "Zee Marathi's next 'Eka Lagnachi Dusari Goshta'". Marathi Movie World.
  4. "Eka Lagnachi Dusri Goshtha to be aired as mini film". The Times of India.
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