Rangrasiya

Rangrasiya follows Paro, a village girl from rural Rajasthan, and Rudra, a disciplined BSD officer, whose paths collide during a tense encounter that exposes the gap between two radically different worlds. Paro remains rooted in her close knit community while Rudra embodies duty and authority. What begins as a wary clash gradually reveals a deeper connection, testing loyalties, family expectations, and the codes that govern both love and duty. Against sun drenched streets, busy markets, and intimate family spaces, the series traces how two contrasting lives pull toward each other even as their responsibilities pull them apart. The tone blends sharp drama with lighter, human moments.

Released in 2013, Rangrasiya features Sanaya Irani and Ashish Sharma in the lead roles. The available data does not list the director or a source material, so those details aren’t provided here.

Reception centers on a blend of romance, family drama, and social tension set against a Rajasthan village backdrop. Viewers respond with cautious optimism, and the vote average shown in the data is 7.333 out of 10 from nine votes, indicating a modest but positive reaction. The core themes explore duty versus desire, tradition versus personal choice, and how communities enforce rules that shape intimate relationships.

There is no record of major awards or nominations in the provided data. The available information notes the main cast is led by Sanaya Irani and Ashish Sharma, and a modest audience rating is reflected in the small vote total. Without documented accolades, the show is evaluated by its audience engagement and the strength of its performances.

While cultural impact is not extensively documented in the data, the lead pairing of Paro and Rudra remained a recognizable dynamic for fans of the era, and the performances by Irani and Sharma are often noted by viewers in discussions around the show.