Shubho Bibaho: Kanan Devi blesses Sudha as her granddaughter-in-law

Sonamoni Saha and Honey Bafna’s new show ‘Shubho Bibaho’ started its journey in June and the mega serial is already picking up pace. As per the current track of the show, Kanan Devi bestows Sudha with the priceless heirloom jewellery. Sudha, who is taken aback by the decision of Kanan Devi, meets Tej, who is rather settled with reality. Sudha wants to tell Tej about her past before they step into the matrimonial relationship.But Tej is rather indifferent. Tej tells Sudha that he is aligned with whatever decision his family takes regarding his marriage. Tej adds, it is not necessary for her to disclose her past to him, nor will he do the same. However, Tej promises Sudha that he will always be careful to uphold the respect she deserves. Will this marriage be a new beginning for Sudha?

‘Shubho Bibaho’ revolves around the journey of a divorced woman and how she defies the stigma of being a divorcee. On one hand, Sudha, the female protagonist, is a woman who chooses to focus on her professional life after handling a blow in her personal life. As she recovers from a failed marriage, her professional life takes a flight. On the other hand, Tej, the male protagonist, hails from an aristocratic business family. Despite being one of the most eligible bachelors in town, Tej is not that interested in settling down. In his mind, he will agree to marry whoever his family chooses for him. Meanwhile, Kanan Devi, the matriarch of Tej’s family, picks Sudha as the match for her grandson Tej.

‘Shubho Bibaho’ stars Sonamoni Saha as Sudha, as the female protagonist on the show. Honey Bafna is seen as the male lead Tej on the show. Saswati Guhathakurta plays the character of Kanan Devi, the matriarch. Sonamoni was last seen in ‘Ekka Dokka’, after ‘Mohor’, which aired on the same TV channel. On that show, she was paired up with Saptarshi Maulik. On the other hand, Honey Bafna has been a popular face on Bengali TV after working in serials like ‘Bokul Katha’, ‘Prothoma Kadambini’, ‘Sohag Jol’.