Comeback season: Sanjeev Venkat and Sanghavi reclaim the small screen Premium
The Hindu
Sanjeev Venkat and Sanghavi make exciting comebacks to television, reconnecting with fans through new shows and engaging performances.
After a hiatus, two actors are making their comeback to the small screen – one already reconnecting with audiences as a show host and the other, gearing up for a much-anticipated return.
Actor Sanjeev Venkat has made his return to television after nearly eight years, stepping in as the host of Killadi Jodis on Zee Tamil. Airing every Sunday at 8.30 p.m., the show marks a new chapter for the actor, whose engaging hosting style and strong rapport with viewers, has added a compelling edge to the programme.
For reality show fans, the title may evoke memories of the hit show, Mr and Mrs Killadis, which has been rechristened as Killadi Jodis this season. Celebrity couples from television, films, and social media have been roped in for the adventure-packed entertainment show, where they take on a series of daring physical and emotionally demanding tasks.
The show, which has taken the tasks outdoors this season, saw participants attempt a perilous mountain-climbing task, delivering a nail-biting experience for viewers
Designed to test their bond and endurance, the challenges push participants beyond their comfort zones while delivering high-energy entertainment for the audience. Each episode has struck a chord with viewers, as the couples travel to different terrains to take on these tasks.
Some of the celebrities include actors Myna Nandhini and Yogeswaran, Chandini Prakash, playback singer Priya Jerson, and Bigg Boss contestant Raanav. The show, which has taken the tasks outdoors this season, saw participants attempt a perilous mountain-climbing task, delivering a nail-biting experience for viewers. In another episode, contestants were required to sell groceries, dry fish, and even clean tables, to earn money and provide food for their waiting partners.
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