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 Cinevista
Communications Ltd. heralds the New Year 2002 for its viewers with
the launch of a new programme called Sanjivani. A hospital-based
show, Sanjivani premiered on January 16, on Star Plus.
Sanjivani is
a life-giving medicinal herb and so is this famous medical centre
in Mumbai City with all-modern facilities and latest case-study
equipment. It is a privately run organization headed by a hospital
board and has earned itself the reputation of being a medical institute
that has a set of thorough practitioners with specialization in
their respective fields. The team of doctors and hospital staff
at Sanjivani are extremely dedicated and perform their duties with
staunch piety.
Sanjivani -
Ek Doctor Ki Zindagi Ka Doosra Pehlu (the other side of a doctor’s
life), sums up all about the subject on which extensive research
has been carried out to bring the aspects and dimensions of a doctor’s
life as close to reality as possible. Through the perspectives of
four new interns who are fresh and being initiated into the medical
profession.
The zealous
starcast consists of enthusiastic newcomers Sanjeet Bedi, Gaurav
Chanana, Gurdeep Kohli, Shilpa Kadam who portray the four young
interns. Supporting them are versatile veterans like Kulbhushan
Kharbanda, Mohnish Behl, Rajeev Verma, Smita Jaykar, Daisy Irani,
Yusuf Hussain, Kamini Kaushal, Sumeer Raghavan, Payal Nair, Salim
Shah and others.
At Sanjivani,
it’s believed that the process of convalescing should be happy.
Like the Sanjivani booti, it should give a new hope, a new lease
of life to all who are a part of it. The dilemmas of doctors, their
hopes, their aspirations, their interpersonal relationships, the
effects, demands and influences made by their profession on their
personal life, how their experiences enrich their lives and help
them evolve as human beings are reflected and highlighted with the
hospital as the backdrop. The relationship between doctors as colleagues,
between two or more patients, between doctors and patients, the
bonds they form not due to blood relations but merely because they
have been brought together out of necessity and circumstantial need
have been emphasized and accentuated. Telecast every Wednesday at
9 pm, Sanjivani is produced by Prem Kishan and Sunil Mehta. It is
being directed by Kaushik Ghatak.
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