Meri Aashiqui Tum Se Hi

Ranvir arrives in Mumbai as a child with his father, and the moment he first sees Ishaani something in him changes. Over the years that quiet, early affection grows into a determined, often painful love, but saying it out loud proves far harder than he imagined. The show follows their long, twisty path: misunderstandings, family pressures, social differences and the everyday complications that keep them apart even as their feelings persist. Rather than a single romantic scene, the series builds on repeated conflicts, secrets and reconciliations, keeping the focus on how love endures amid stubborn obstacles without revealing any major plot twists or endings.

Created by Ekta Kapoor, Meri Aashiqui Tum Se Hi premiered in 2014 as a Hindi-language television soap. It stars Shakti Arora and Radhikka Madan, and fits the long-form daily serial format that dominated mainstream Indian TV during that period.

There is no widely reported record of major national or international awards or nominations for the series in commonly cited English-language sources. While it aired with steady viewership, it didn’t collect high-profile accolades on the scale of major film or global television ceremonies.

The show contributed to the visibility of its lead actors and reinforced Ekta Kapoor's role in shaping prime-time Hindi melodrama. Several of its confrontational scenes and romantic declarations became familiar touchpoints for fans of the genre, and it’s often mentioned when people refer to popular soap tropes from the mid 2010s.

Critical response varied, with many viewers tuning in for heightened emotion, frequent plot turns and family-centric conflict. Thematically it focuses on loyalty, sacrifice, honor and class tensions, with repeated misunderstandings and long-running secrets driving much of the drama. Fans of serialized romance and domestic drama will find the show follows the conventions they expect, while those looking for lighter fare may find the tone intense.