SAB TV, India’s most-loved comedy channel will be telecasting the country’s first ever alien comedy TV series – Badi Dooooor Se Aaye Hain. ‘Badi Dooooor Se Aaye Hain’ is an innovative alien comedy TV series and the plot will revolve around an alien family coming to earth in search of their lost son. Equipped with superpowers they assume human form to blend in with our civilization. The show has an impressive star-cast which includes popular television celebrities and actors Sumeet Raghavan, Tanaaz and Bakhtiyar Irani along with many other well-known faces.Hats Off productions is the creative source for producing ‘Badi Dooooor Se Aaye Hain’.
Speaking about the inventive show, JD Majethia, founder of Hats-Off Productions said, “Badi Dooooor Se Aaye Hain is a complete out-of-the-world comedy TV series. The central theme focusses on a family of aliens coming to earth, this leads to them trying to adapt to human surroundings and culture. This is the first time that Indian audiences will get to watch an alien comedy show and we are sure they will love the experience.”
Mr. Anooj Kapoor, Senior EVP & Business Head – SAB TV said, “SAB TV is known for its light hearted daily comedies that entertain the entire family. Our new show Badi Dooooor Se Aaye Hai will not only present a fresh concept but a unique idea as to why do humans have so many boundaries and hostility towards each other, and that too from the point of view of those who come from another unbiased world. We are confident the show will be enjoyed by our audiences”. Writer / Director, Aatish Kapadia adds, “We find people dramatically different from usAlien! But we forget that we would appear equally Alien to those people.
This show is about the beauty of adapting to diversity and the comedy and sensitivity that springs out of it”. Badi Dooooor Se Aaye Hai promises viewers across India an entertaining, fun, family time together every week from Monday to Friday 9:30 pm from 9th June exclusively on SAB TV.
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