COLORS is set to transport audiences back in time with the premiere of its grand historical love saga, ‘Pracchand Ashok,’ on February 6 at 10:00 p.m.
The magnum opus, produced by Ekta Kapoor’s Balaji Telefilms, delves into the royal odyssey of Samrat Ashok and Princess Kaurwaki, exploring their contrasting desires for power and affection.
Starring Adnan Khan as Samrat Ashok and Mallika Singh as Princess Kaurwaki, the series unfolds the tale of two legends from the Mauryan and Kalinga dynasty. The show, airing every Monday to Friday, promises a captivating narrative that shapes the destinies of empires.
‘Pracchand Ashok’ narrates the compelling story of a relentless conqueror, Ashok, and a princess, Kaurwaki, who dreams of a partner with a heart of gold. Despite their conflicting ideals and aspirations, a love story emerges that transforms the history of bharatvarsh.
Actor Adnan Khan expresses gratitude for the opportunity to portray Samrat Ashok, calling it a childhood fantasy. Mallika Singh, playing Princess Kaurwaki, describes working with COLORS and Ekta Kapoor as a dream come true, aiming to pay tribute to the legendary woman who knew the power of love.
The series explores Samrat Ashok’s journey, delving into his complex relationships with his father, the pursuit of justice for his mother, and his unwavering belief in the potency of love.
The cast includes seasoned actors such as Rakshanda Khan, Chetan Hansraj, Surendra Pal, Manoj Kolhatkar, Aarush Shrivastava, Dinesh Mehta, Ankit Bhatia, Shalini Chandran, Leena Balodi, and Manish Khanna.
‘Pracchand Ashok’ promises an immersive historical experience, weaving a tale of love, power, and destiny. Don’t miss the grand premiere on February 6 at 10:00 pm, with subsequent episodes airing every Monday to Friday, exclusively on COLORS.
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