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<i>Ssshhhh...Koi Hai</i>

Ssshhhh...Koi Hai

Indian horror television series


Ssshhhh... Koi Hai (transl. "Ssshhhh... Someone's there") is an Indian horror thriller television anthology series created by Cinevistaas Limited and Contiloe Entertainment for Star Plus. The first season was created by them together, while later seasons were only created by Abhimanyu Raj Singh and were aired on Star Plus' sister channel Star One. The series which premiered on 27 July 2001, ran for three seasons ending on 16 May 2010.

Quick Facts Ssshhhh...Koi Hai, Genre ...

Mamik Singh, Salil Ankola, Neha Devi Singh, Jiten Lalwani, Alex Upadhyay, Shahbaz Khan, Gufi Paintal, Shonali Malhotra, Reshma Khan, KK Goswami, Shiva Rindani, Vindu Dara Singh, Ronit Roy, Mac Mohan, Sunil Grover, Murali Sharma, Hrishikesh Pandey, Kamya Panjabi, Girish Jain and others have starred in the series. Shakti Anand, Indian TV actor, also worked in the first season and two episodes of the second season.[1]

Plot

Season 1 (2001–2004)

Initial episodes were the stories related from every aspect of horror and thrillers and in later episodes a ghostbuster was introduced named Vikraal played by Mamik Singh, who captures ghosts. Later again, the show takes turn over after the return of Mayakaal, who was the most powerful wizard and captured Vikraal. Guru Satyacharya observed that Vikraal could not handle the situation alone, and therefore decided to summon Mritunjay's daughter Bijli and Captain Kishan to help Vikraal. These three defeated Mayakaal. These ghostbusters' mission was to get rid of all the ghosts and evil spirits in the world. These three ghost-busters were called the Trikaal, who were always ready to fight evil powers. The Show used to run every Friday 10:00pm, later changed to 10:30pm on Star Plus prime Weekend. Later, the show had a re-run on Star Utsav which aired during 2008 at 10:00pm every Saturday and Sunday.[2]

Season 2 (2006–2009)

The second season was titled Sssshhh... Phir Koi Hai, (transl. Sssshhh... Someone's again there) which was a weekly series, airing Friday and Saturday nights.[3] On 6 July 2007, a special series named Sssshhh... Phir Koi Hai – Aryaamann of four episodes was telecast. In this series, Rahil Azam plays the role of Aryaamann as the ghost buster. His mission was to cast away all negative powers in the world. This special series ended on 27 July 2007.

In December 2007, the show returned with a biweekly telecast, i.e. Friday and Saturday, each story being split into two episodes.[4] In January 2009, the format of the series was changed. Each story was made to run for eight weeks. One of them was Intezar. The main cast included Gautam Rode, Divyanka Tripathi and Amrapali Gupta. The story was about two lovers Mohan and Radhika. Mohan was the son of a Thakur in Kishangarh who had gone abroad for studies. He comes back and meets Ambika (a witch). When he reaches his home, he meets Radhika (his lover). Ambika was hired by Dashrath Singh, a rival of Mohan's father. He wanted all of his property. Ambika plays such a game that Mohan and Radhika start disbelieving each other. Ambika kills the fathers of Mohan and Radhika, and the blame is pinned on Mohan and Radhika respectively. Mohan believes that Radhika killed his father and Radhika believes that Mohan killed her father. Ambika tricks Mohan and snatches all of his property, giving it to Dashrath Singh. Ambika wanted Mohan for her purpose but she start loving him. Mohan's mother asks Mohan to marry Ambika. At this time, Radhika gets to know the truth of Ambika and reveals the truth to Mohan. Ambika tricks Radhika and kills her. Before killing her, she makes her believe that Mohan killed her. After hearing about Radhika's death, Mohan jumps from a cliff.

A second janam (rebirth) is shown in which Mohan is born as Madhav and Radhika is born Meera, while Ambika just changes her name from Ambika to Kalika. Madhav is an engineer who has come to Kishangarh for making a dam. He gets flashes of his previous birth. He then meets Kalika and Kalika narrates her the story of Mohan, Radhika and Ambika in which she makes Madhav believe that Radhika was the witch but Madhav having flashes and knowing a little bit of truth doesn't believe her. Meera is the daughter of Durgadevi, the owner of the haveli (Dashrath Singh's daughter-in-law). She often gets possessed by the spirit of Radhika and forgets herself. Both of them don't know that they are reborn as Mohan and Radhika. One day both of them get to know the truth but the truth Meera learned it is a lie. She thinks that Mohan killed her. She then meets Madhav and tried to kill him but something stops her. Madhav tells her the real truth and they both unite. Madhav (Mohan) and Meera (Radhika) kill Ambika and they both get married at the end of the drama.

Season 3 (2010)

Sssshhh... Phir Koi Hai 3 aired on Friday and Saturday evenings, later shifting to every Saturday and Sunday on 10 April 2010.[5] This season had only one story.

The season introduces a very old story set in the past. It had also introduced a prophecy that was made centuries ago. It's the story of two brothers (Ajinkya and Veer), whose lives are destined to intertwine. Ajinkya has been in search of his mother for the past twenty years. Ajinkya and Veer join hands only to realize eventually they are the lost brothers – but with completely different motives. The powerful demon king – Vikrant destroys the much-feared demon-slayer – Saarthak. He tries to destroy his two sons also. Ajinkya manages to find his mother but is shocked to know she had never transformed. He manages to kill Vikrant, but that wouldn't be the end of him. He enters Vayika's body, who is injured in a struggle and in order to finish Vikrant completely, ends up killing Vayika.[better source needed]

Cast

Main

  • Mamik Singh (2002–2003) as Vikraal and Vijaykaal (Vikraal's Father), the ghostbuster.
  • Salil Ankola (2003–2004) as Vikraal and the leader of the Trikaal force.
  • Shonali Malhotra (2002–2003)/Deepika Sharma (2003)/Noopur Joshi (2003)/Reshma Khan (2003–2004) as Lily, an assistant of Vikraal, later Trikaal's assistant. She is secretly in love with Vikraal.
  • KK Goswami as Gabroo (2002–2004), A dwarf ghost, also an assistant of Vikraal and later Trikaal's assistant. Gabroo has feelings for Lily.
  • Shakti Anand (2002–2003) / Manav Gohil (2003) / Jiten Lalwani (2003–2004) as Captain Kishan, a forest officer and a very good friend of Vikraal. He is also a former classmate of Vikraal. Later, Captain Kishan had joined the Trikaal force.
  • Tarana Raja (2003) / Aditi Pratap (2003-2004) as Kareena. Captain Kishan's dear friend.
  • Neha Devi Singh as Sameera/Bijli, the ghostbuster, one of the three members of the Trikaal force. She is the daughter of Mritunjay. (2003–2004).
  • Prabhat Bhattacharya as Naqaab, Trikaal's secret agent (2004).
  • Shahbaz Khan as Shakaal/Mayakaal (2002–2004)
  • Goolistan Gandhi as Mrs. Mistry, Sameera's (Bijli) boss. The owner of the ladies' parlour.
  • Rishi Kapoor as Pawan, Sameera's (Bijli) close friend.
  • Murali Sharma as Murli/Mrityukaal (2003-2004).
  • Vishnu Sharma as Guru Satyacharya (2002–2004)
  • Nawab Shah as Drohkaal, a rogue ghostbuster and a former friend of Vikraal (2002–2003).
  • Tom Alter as Mritunjay and in various characters (2001–2004)
  • Mukesh Jadhav as Koeta (2002–2004)
  • Namrata Thapa as various characters (2002–2003)
  • Neha Pendse as Madhuri, Nemolika, in various characters (2001–2003)
  • Simple Kaul in various characters (2003–2004)
  • Ritu Seth as various characters (2001–2004)
  • Kamya Panjabi as various characters (2001–2004)
  • Parmeet Sethi as Ghost (2001)
  • Deepshikha Nagpal as Zehreena, Zaalima, in various characters (2001–2004)
  • Manini Mishra as various characters
  • Malini Kapoor as various characters (2001)
  • Nigaar Khan as Sarr Katika, Sonika
  • Vindu Dara Singh as Senapati Sangram Singh, Zaal/various characters
  • Lalit Parimoo as various characters
  • Gufi Paintal as various characters

Recurring

  • Mamik Singh as Tarun in "Joker" (Episode 5); as Sunny in "Jalwa" (Episode 16).
  • Yashpal Sharma as Jaspal in "Vidyut" (Episode 1).
  • Irrfan Khan as Amar in "Mumkin" (Episode 9)
  • Paintal as Madhav in "Bhediya" (Episode 3); as the archeologist in "Khoj" [Episode 15].
  • Rahil Azam as Mandaar in "Raakh" (Episode 22)
  • Tina Parekh as Divya in "Vidyut" (Episode 1).
  • Himani Shivpuri as Maaya in "Jazeera" (Episode 31).
  • Neha Dhupia as Archana in "Woh Kaun Thi" (Episode 14).
  • Tanaaz Irani as (Shapeshifting spirit) Gulaab in "Vikraal Ka Sangharsh" and "Vikraal Aur Karamati Coat" (Episode 78 and Episode 82)
  • Ravi Kishan as Jalnath in "Bijli Aur Jalikaa" (146) and "Vikraal Aur Jalnath" (Episode 147).
  • Ronit Roy as Guddu in "Jalwa" (Episode 16); as Bosco in "GDA 2551 (Episode 26)"; as Inspector in "Meaw" (Episode 48).
  • Shruti Seth as Anjali in "Khel Khel Mein" (Episode 13); as Debby in "GDA 2551" (Episode 26).
  • Kamya Panjabi as Nisha in "Shart" (Episode 17)/as Vandana in "Rang Barse" (Episode 36) / as Lilliput ki Rani in "Vikraal Lilliput Ki Nagri Mein" (Episode 75)/ as Jyoti in "Vikraal Adhoori Duniya Mai" (Episode 89), "Vikraal Aur Gorganza" (Episode 90) and "Vikraal Aur Time Machine" (Episode 91).
  • Parmeet Sethi as Ghost in "Shart" (Episode 17).
  • Meghna Kothari as Mehek in "Painter" (Episode 11).
  • Hrishikesh Pandey as Rahul Sharma in "Shart" (Episode 17) / Senapati Adityavardhan in "Mrityudand" (Episode 39).
  • Chetan Hansraj as Raja Saab / Pahadi Raja in "Doosri Dulhan" (Episode 18)/ Michael in "Ghar" (Episode 28)/ Sotya in "Samandar" (Episode 35)/ Benu in "Vikraal Aur Bhayanak Bansuri" (Episode 59)/ Dracula in "Vikraal Aur Dracula : Part 1 – Part 3" (Episode 86,87,88).
  • Pradeep Rawat as the Jinn/Ginnie in "Jinnat" (Episode 46); as Pretaal in "Vikraal Aur Khauffnaak Kada" (Episode 55).
  • Namrata Thapa as Nikita (Pahadi Raaja's Sister) in "Doosri Dulhan" (Episode 18); as Sonia in "Woh Kaun Thi" (Episode 14) etc. (various characters).
  • Keerti Gaekwad Kelkar as Sunehri in "Rang Barse"
  • Ravee Gupta as Queen Savitri / Shilpa, in "Mrityudand"; as Cateena in "Vikraal Aur Cateena Ke Keher", as Naagika in "Vikraal Aur Naagika"(Various Characters).
  • Sonia Kapoor as Rani Devyani, Brahmarakshasi in "Woh Kaun Thi" (Episode 14).
  • Narayani Shastri as Ruby in "Anushaasan" (Episode 45)
  • Parag Tyagi as Mercury Man in "Bijli Aur Mercury Man" (Episode 123).
  • Karanvir Bohra as Neeraj in "Padosi" (Episode 34).
  • Shital Thakkar as Kiran in "Anushaasan" (Episode 45) / Reva in "Vikraal Aur Haunted House" (Episode 93).
  • Darshan Kumar as Manoj in "Vikraal Aur Kaffan" (Episode 100).
  • Gaurav Chanana as Shekhar in "Dosti" (Episode 43).
  • Kanika Kohli as Mona in "Anushaasan", in various characters.
  • Kishwer Merchant as Payal in "Anushaasan" (Episode 45) /as Shara in "Vikraal Aur Dracula (Part-1 & 2)" (Episode 86,87) /as Shruti in "Captain and the Curse" (Episode 101)
  • Anju Mahendru as Warden Sheela Anuragi in "Anushaasan" (Episode 45).
  • Gaurav Chopra as Vineet in "Jaanwar" (Episode 49).
  • Ketki Dave as Mangla in "Vikraal Aur Mangla Ki Mistake" (Episode 61).
  • Karishma Mehta as Payal in "Vikraal Aur Betaal Ka Anth"
  • Abhimanyu Singh as Aditya in "Vikraal Aur Haunted House" (Episode 93), in "Vikraal Aur Maut Ki Safaari" (Episode 121).
  • Kiran Dubey as Shirley in "Vidyut" (Episode 1); as Vishaka in "Bijli Aur Vish Kanya" (Episode 118).
  • Sunaina Gulia as Kitty in "Vikraal Aur Betaal"/ "Vikraal Aur Time Machine"/ "Vikraal Aur Wishing Well"
  • Kunika as Mrs Malini in "Vikraal Aur Alkazam Ka Brush" to "Vikraal Aur Dracula"
  • Pracheen Chauhan as anub in "Vikraal Aur Alkatzar: The Lost City" (Episode 94)
  • Ritu Chaudhary as Koyena in "Vikraal Aur Alkatzar: The Lost City" (Episode 94)
  • Supriya Karnik as Ghost in "Khel" (Episode 41).
  • Shawar Ali as Raaja Vikram Singh in "Jungle" (Episode 21).
  • Nilanjana Sharma as Radhika in "Chehra" (Episode 23).
  • Anand Suryavanshi as Himanshu in "Vikraal Aur Pahadi Bungla/Bungalow".
  • Vishal Kotian as Piyush in "Doosri Dulhan" (Episode 18)
  • Alyy Khan as Rohan in "Chehre Pe Chehra"
  • Sunil Grover as unnamed in "Vikraal Aur Zaalima Ki Khoj" (Episode 64)
  • Nigaar Khan as Sarr Katika in "Vikraal Aur Soney Ka Teer" (Episode 104), Sonika in "Vikraal Aur Gabroo Ke Soney Ka Haath" (Episode 109).
  • Amita Chandekar as Seema in "Jadoo" (Episode 30); Monisha in "Dosti" (Episode 43); as Bhoori Daayan in "Vikraal Aur Sarr Kata Minister Aur Bhoori Daayan" (Episode 123)
  • Perizaad Zorabian as Aparna in "Ajooba" (Episode 29).
  • Jaya Bhattacharya as Vastrika in "Vikraal Aur Vastrika Ke Vastra" (Episode 110); as Taantika in "Vikraal Aur Pahadi Bungla/Bungalow" (Episode 99).
  • Lalit Parimoo as Jaadugar Hinnda in "Taj" (Episode 37); as Aayushmaan in "Vikraal Aur Aayushmaan Ka Darwaza" (Episode 60); as "Vikraal Aur Aayushmaan Ka Kitaab" (Episode 106).
  • Sikandar Kharbanda as Jeet in "Woh Kaun Thi"; as Sameer in "Chehra" (Episode 23).
  • Mazher Sayed as Abhi in "Vidyut" (Episode 1); as Ujjwal in "Captain and the Echo Cliff" (Episode 120).
  • Hiten Paintal as Rohit in "Bhediya" (Episode 3).
  • Tassnim Sheikh as Barfika in "Captain Aur Barfika" (Episode 145); as Jalikaa in "Bijli Aur Jalikaa" (Episode 146); as Barfika in "Vikraal Aur Jalnath" (Episode 147).
  • Nidhi Seth as Nidhi / Reet / Sheetal / Gauri (5 episodes- 2007)

Episode list

Season 1

More information Episode No., Air date ...

Season 2

Episode 1: Jauhar (Mass Self-immolation)

Episode 2: Victoria No. 401

Episode 3: Waaris (The Heir)

  • Mukul Dev as Kunwar Virendra Pratap Singh
  • Amit Dolawat as Utkirsha
  • Sunila Karambelkar as the witch
  • Pradeep Kabra as the Waaris

Episode 4: Jadugar (The Wizard)

Episode 5: Kaun Hai (Who Is There?)

Episode 6: Junoon (Obssesion)

  • Amrapali Gupta as Priya
  • Firdaus Mevawala as a businessman
  • Shaji Chaudhary as a bodyguard

Episode 7: Dhruvtaal

Episode 8: Pahadi Daayan (The Mountainous Witch)

  • Ajay Chaudhary as Priyesh
  • Vicky Ahuja as Devi Singh Guha
  • Vijay Ganju as Pahadi Daayan
  • Jitendra Hirawat as Anees
  • Maansi Jain as Shaba

Episode 9: Bhoot Bangla (Ghost Banglow)

Episode 10: Dasvi Dulhan (The Tenth Bride)

Episode 11: Hostel

  • Jay Pathak as Karan
  • Megha Gupta as Riya
  • Vicky Ahuja as Pandey
  • Jitendra Hirawat
  • Roshani Shetty

Episode 12: Dedh Foot Ki Dehshat (One and a Half Foot Monster)

Episode 13: Jai Mata Ki (Victory to the Mother Goddess)

Episode 14: Bhediya (The Werewolf)

Episode 15: Trikoni (Triangular)

Episode 16: Rukmani Mansion

Episode 17: Khooni Billi (The Murderous Cat)

Episode 18: Terrace

Episode 19: Kamra No. 13 (Room No. 13)

Episode 20: Tattoo Man

Episode 21: Dacait (The Bandit)

Episode 22: Honeymoon

Episode 23: Chits

Episode 24: Friday the 13th

Episode 25: Senapati (The Commander)

Episode 26: Naagin (Female Snake)

Episode 27: Meghna (something that resides within the clouds like Lightning, Thunder or Brilliance. ".)

Episode 28: Chhalava (The Illusion)

Episode 29: Daayan Bani Dulhan (The Witch Became a Bride)

Episode 30: Bhai (Brother)

Episode 31: Khoon Bhari Aankh (The Bloody Eyes)

Episode 32: Ghungroo (Anklet Bells)

  • Sonia Singh as Chandralekha
  • Melanie Pais as Nikita Randhawa

Episode 33: Laal Rang (The Red Colour)

Episode 34: Dastakhat (The Signature)

Episode 35: Jai Maa Durga (Victory to Mother Durga)

Episode 36: Yakshi (Demon)

Episode 37: Chhoona Mana Hai (It Is Forbidden to Touch)

Episode 38: Shaitani Sipahi (Soldiers of Satan)

  • Rahil Azam as Aryaamann
  • Priya Ahuja as Prerna Tilak

Episode 39: Shaitan Aa Raha Hai (Satan Is Coming)

Episode 40: Baat Ek Raat Ki (It Is the Matter of One Night)

Episode 41: Saaya (The Shadow)

Episode 42: Maut Ka Chakravyuh (Square Planning Death)

Episode 43: Hospital

Episode 44: Kitaab Jaadu Aur Teen Chudail (The Book, the Magic and the Three Witches)

  • Sonia Singh as Mallika "Chanda" Khandelwal
  • Priya Ahuja as Saloni
  • Samragyi Nema as Raayma Khandelwal
  • Sushma Prashant as Dai
  • Pankaj Kalra as Professor

Episode 45: Khooni Kuan (Who Is the Murderer?)

Episode 46: Shiva

Episode 47: Intiqaam (The Revenge)

Episode 48: Deewar (wall)

Episode 49: Chhupa Chhupi (Hide and Seek)

  • Shashi Sharma as Mrs. Wilson: a ghost
  • Alok Narula as Yash
  • Vijay Ganju as Kaka

Episode 50: Suhagraat (The Wedding Night)

Episode 51: Maut Ki Ginti (Countdown till Death)

  • Alok Narula as Krish
  • Ankita Shrivastava as Dr. Priyanka
  • Girish Jain as Ali

Episode 52: Karvachauth (Earthen Pot forth)

Episode 53: Ek Bhoot Ek Wakil Ek Shaitan (A Ghost, a Lawyer and a Devil)

  • Abir Goswami as Amar Sharma: a lawyer
  • Ridheema Tiwari as Trisha
  • Piku Sharma as Sunaina: a secretary
  • Pankaj Kalra as Major Ripudaman Singh: A former Army officer, who is now a ghost

Episode 54: Grahpravesh (Home Entry)

  • Melanie Pais as Riya
  • Jeetu Malkani as Sunny
  • Neena Cheema as Riya and Sunny's maternal grandmother
  • Anant Jog as Riya and Sunny's father
  • Neha Bam as Riya and Sunny's mother
  • Payal Singh as Ghost Buster

Episode 55: Karkhana (The Factory)

Episode 56: Johnny Joker (Johnny the Joker)

  • Priya Ahuja as Supriya
  • Girish Jain as Rohit: Supriya's brother
  • Jeetu Malkani as Amrish

Episode 57: Gaadi Mat Rokna (Do Not Stop the Car)

  • Abir Goswami as Shreekant
  • Gayatri Choudhari as Sunita
  • Jaya Binju as Paromita: a ghost
  • Shakti Arora as Nikhil
  • Vijay Ganju as Baba Abhiraaj

Episode 58–59: Souten (Co-Wife [or] Husband's other wife)

Episode 60–61: Nayi Maa (The New Mother)

Episode 62–63: Purana Mandir (The Old Temple)

Episode 64–65: Chakravyuh (plotting for a particular situation which can be controlled by the person who is creating.)

Episode 66–67: Mannmohini ( Girl who wins the heart)

Episode 68–69: Manoranjan (The Entertainment)

Episode 70–71: Satwan Dulha (Seventh Bride)

  • Shaleen Bhanot as Rajveer, and as Raj Malhotra, Rajveer's reincarnated form.
  • Malini Kapoor as Chandrika
  • Chandana Sharma as Vibha, and as Uma, Vibha's reincarnated form.
  • Payal Singh as Tantrika
  • Varun Sethi as Karan: Uma's boyfriend
  • Shamikh Abbas as Karan's friend
  • Shankar Mishra

Episode 72–73: Do Gaz Zameen Ke Neeche (Two Yards Under the Ground)

  • Nikhil Arya as Yash Goel
  • Umang Jain as Kanchan Goel
  • Manish Khanna as Shreekant Goel: Yash and Kanchan's father
  • Shivani Gosain as Sneha Shreekant Goel: Yash and Kanchan's mother
  • Jignesh Mehta as Rahul
  • Raju Shrestha as Sadashiv "Sada Kaka"
  • Vinod Kapoor as Pandit Dinanath
  • Anwar Fatehan as Khoka Baba

Episode 74–75: Goh Peeche Mat Dekhna (Goh: Do Not Look Behind)

  • KK Goswami as Goh
  • Tarun Khanna as Kunwar Vijay Pratap Singh, and as Jay Pratap Singh, Kunwar's son (also known as Ankur)
  • Abhinav Kohli
  • Puneet Sachdev as Ankur (also known as Jay)
  • Melanie Pais as Devyani
  • Sheetal Dabholkar as Riya
  • Shamikh Abbas as Raju: Jay's friend (Blind boy)
  • Lata Shukla as Ramdeen's wife

Episode 76–77: Maa Ka Imtihaan (Examination of the Mother Goddess )

Episode 78–79: Darinda (The Demon)

Episode 80–81: Tumhari Muraad Mera Mureed (your wish my lover)

Episode 82–83: Jai Shree Krishna (victory to lord krishna)

Episode 84–85: Maa Sherawali (Goddess Sherawali)

  • Rucha Gujarathi as Anu
  • Varun Sethi as Aditya
  • Vinod Kapoor as Maheshwar Prasad
  • Tarakesh Chauhan as Guruji
  • Harsh Vashisht as Dushyant
  • Utkarsha Naik as Vishika
  • Veena Kapoor as Dai Maa
  • Jaanvi Sangwan as Maa Sherawali

Episode 86–87: Aao Sakhi Holi Khelen (Come companion let's play holi)

Episode 88–89: Balighat Ka Bargad (Ballyghat's Banyan)

Episode 90–91: Bhabhi (The Sister-in-law)

  • Priyamvada Sawant as Chhaya
  • Nikhil Arya as Aditya
  • Kishwer Merchant as Aarti
  • Kanika Kalra as Manisha
  • Neha Bam as Manisha and Aashutosh's mother
  • Shankar Mishra as Manisha and Aashutosh's father
  • Niloufer

Episode 92–93: Yugaantar (Epoch)

  • Sudhanshu Pandey as Virat: a vampire
  • Ridheema Tiwari as Vedika: a vampire
  • Shruti Ulfat as Maaya and Nandini, Maaya's reincarnated form: a vampire
  • Umang Jain as Gehna: Nandini's daughter
  • Anmol Singh as Kaveri: Gehna's friend
  • Veena Kapoor as Bijli Amma
  • Reshama Modi as Rajmata
  • Shankar Mishra as Pranay Singh

Episode 94–95: Maa (Mother)

Episode 96–97: Divyaastra (The Celestial Weapon)

Episode 98–99: Devdasi (a dancing girl and courtesan of a Hindu temple.)

  • Neetha Shetty as Meera
  • Malini Kapoor as Raano
  • Ashish Sharma as Kanha
  • Vicky Ahuja as Meera's uncle

Episode 100–101: Ravan Raj (power holder king)

  • Nikhil Arya as Shrey
  • Nandini Singh as Shweta
  • Avinash Mukherjee as Aashu
  • Raj Premi as Dharmacharya
  • Tuhina Vohra as Shrey's mother
  • Rinku Worah as Ekta: Shrey's sister
  • Abhinav Kohli as Randeep: Ekta's husband

Episode 102–103: Vakra Viraal Mala (crooked powerful string of prayer beads)

Episode 104–105: Parchhaee (Shadow)

Episode 106–107: Virasat (Inheritance)

  • Mihir Mishra as Rana Varun Pratap Singh
  • Mrinal Deshraj as Kajri Varun Pratap Singh
  • Shakti Arora as Arjun Pratap Singh
  • Vicky Ahuja as Nahar Singh
  • Reshma Modi as Taksha

Episode 108–109: Kumbharakha (Pitch-Eared)

Episode 110–111: Tum Meri Ho (You are mine)

Episode 112–113: Saaye Ki Dehshat (Ghostly Shadow)

Episode 114–115: Vetaal Ki Waapsi (Troll's return)

Episode 116–117: Amrauli Ke Darinde (Demon of the Suburb)

Episode 118–119: Khoon Ka Badla Khoon (Murder's Revenge will be murder)

Episode 120–121: Raaz Ki Ek Raat (Secret of a Night)

Episode 122–123: Khooni Saaya (Bloody Shadow)

Episode 124–125: Khooni Aankade (bloody figures)

  • Raju Shrestha as Madan
  • Vicky Ahuja as Raman
  • Puneet Sachdev as Tarun
  • Priyamvada Sawant as Rukmani
  • Shamikh Abbas

Episode 126–127: Bhatakti Aatmayien (Wandering Souls)

  • Vineet Raina as Dr. Gaurav Sharma
  • Mahhi Vij as Manisha Desai
  • Alok Narula as unknown
  • Abhinav Kohli as Dheeraj
  • Madhuri Sanjeev as Mrs. Sharma

Episode 128–129: Abhinetri (Actress)

Episode 130–131: Khooni Daftar( Bloody office)

Episode 132–133: Woh Kaun Thi ( who was she)

Episode 134–135: Guest House

Episode 136–137: Khaufnaak Raaz (creepy secrets)

Episode 138–139: Tasveer (picture)

Episode 140 – 141: Didi (Elder Sister)

Episode 142 – 143: Pehli Aulaad (First Child)

Episode 144–145: Ek Aam Aadmi (One common man)

  • Tushar Dalvi as Kedar
  • Tuhina Vohra as Sneha: Kedar's wife
  • Manish Arora as Khan Sahab

Episode 146–147: Shaitan Ka Shikanja(devil's screws)

Episode 148–149: Aadamkhor Bhedia (Canibal werewolf)

Chandana Sharma

Episode 150–151: Police Station

Episode 152–153: Kaali Chudail (black witch)

Episode 154-155 : Andhera (dark)

Episode 156–157: Aaina (Mirror)

Episode 158–165: Vallabhgarh Ki Rajkumari(princess of vallabhgarh)

Episode 166–173: Qayamat (Doom)

Episode 174–175: Honeymoon Hotel

Episode 176–177: Kaala Dongar (Black mountain)

Episode 178–179: Paalna (Nourish)

Episode 180–181: Anamika (No name)

Episode 182–183: Danav Dasi(Demon maid)

  • Megha Gupta as Devaki
  • Shankar Mishra as Devaki's Father

Episode 184 – 185 : Antim Baali (Final sacrifice)

Ram Awana

Episode 186–187: Bidaai (goodbye)

  • Gautam Rode as Inspector Aditya More
  • Vicky Ahuja as Inspector Sawant
  • Anmol Dhiman

Episode 188–189: Thakur Ki Dulhan (Thakur's bride)

Episode 190–191: Shikaar(hunting)

Episode 192-193: Seedhi Savitri(Directly Savitiri)

Episode 194–201: Nishaan(Mark)

  • Mukesh Khanna as Panini (Guruji)[6]
  • Eijaz Khan as Virat Saniyal
  • Aastha Chaudhary as Uttara Virat Saniyal
  • Diwakar Pundir as Varisht Saniyal
  • Indira Krishnan as Mridula Varisht Saniyal
  • Manasvi Vyas as Virat's sister
  • Ashwin Kaushal as Uttara's father
  • Pratap Sachdev
  • Hemant Choudhary as Prabal
  • Vicky Ahuja as MamaJi
  • Rajeeta Kochhar
  • Amit Behl as Chief Minister

Episode 202–209: Drishti(vision)

Episode 210–221: Intezaar(Wait)

  • Gautam Rode as Thakur Mohan Singh / Madhav Sharma
  • Divyanka Tripathi as Radhika / Meera
  • Amrapali Gupta as Ambika / Kalika
  • Raj Premi as Radhika's father
  • Utkarsha Naik as Thakurain Manjari Ujjwal Singh
  • Rituraj Singh as unknown
  • Siddharth Vasudev as Radhika's brother
  • Vicky Ahuja as Pradeep Das Gupta
  • Kishan Bhan as Madhav's driver
  • Pradeep Kabra

Season 3 – Tritiya

Accolades

Roy Baretto won the Indian Telly Award for Best TV Show Packaging in 2002 and 2003, while Hiroo Keswani won for Videography (Best TV Cameraman – Fiction) in 2004.[7] Cinevistaas Limited won the Indian Telly Jury Award for Best Special/Visual Effects for television in 2002 and 2003, and Contiloe Entertainment was nominated in 2009.[8]

Cinevistaas Limited also won the Indian Television Academy Award for Best Visual Effects in 2001,[9] while Contiloe Entertainment won for Best Thriller / Horror Serial in 2007 and for Best Thriller Programme in 2008 and 2009.[10][better source needed]

Spin-off

Vikraal Aur Gabraal

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A spin-off series Vikraal Aur Gabraal ran from 27 July 2003 to 23 May 2004 on Star Plus. The series centers around Vikraal, a ghost hunter teaching his apprentice "Gabroo", who is passionate and ambitious to become a ghost hunter himself going by the name of Gabraal. The spin-off series had a common plot wherein it solved the mystery and captured the ghost at the end of Ssshhhh... Koi Hai. Later, Vikraal asks Gabroo a coin to finish off the story with his action hunt by capturing the ghost of the story. Hence Gabroo learns to capture ghosts.

The series starred KK Goswami and Mamik Singh, who was replaced by Salil Ankola, Jiten Lalwani, Neha Devi Singh in later episodes, according to the storyline change and introduction of the series Ssshhhh... Koi Hai – Trikaal.[11][12]

Episode list

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