Aladdin - Naam Toh Suna Hoga

Aladdin - Naam Toh Suna Hoga reimagines the classic Arabian Nights hero as a lively Indian TV series that blends comedy, drama, and fantasy. Siddharth Nigam stars as Aladdin, a resourceful young man whose destiny becomes linked to a powerful Jinn played by Raashul Tandon. He juggles family responsibilities, a budding romantic connection with Princess Yasmine, and the schemes of the ruthless Zafar, portrayed by Aamir Dalvi. The show mixes light comic moments with emotional family scenes and supernatural conflict, keeping the tone accessible to younger viewers while offering layered character development for older audiences. Yasmine is portrayed by Avneet Kaur and later by Ashi Singh, reflecting casting changes during the run.

Created by Alind Srivastava and Nisser Parvej, the series premiered in 2018. The TV adaptation draws on The Arabian Nights and aired on Indian television, using colorful sets and effects and featuring youthful leads, notably Siddharth Nigam and Avneet Kaur in early episodes.

The series did not secure major national or international awards and wasn't a frequent presence on high-profile award lists. It did build recognition within its target audience, helping the younger cast become familiar faces on Indian television, even though large-scale trophy recognition did not follow.

The program brought the Aladdin story into serial television form, widening interest in televised fantasy aimed at families. It found a vocal fan base online, increased visibility for its young stars, and sparked conversation about adapting folklore for family-friendly serials with a modern, playful tone.

Viewer ratings such as a 7.0/10 on some platforms, based on limited votes, suggest generally positive audience interest. Reception highlighted energetic performances, family-centered drama, and accessible special effects. The show frequently returns to themes of loyalty, responsibility, the costs tied to power, and how love and family influence the choices characters make.