For the generation that grew up in the nineties and early 2000s, television was not just a means of entertainment, but an integral part of everyday life. Although today there are thousands of options available in the age of digital platforms, the simplicity of those times and the craze for those programs was something different. So, let’s take a trip down memory lane and find out about 10 TV shows from your childhood that you will never forget.

1. powerful

India’s first superhero! As ‘Shaktiman’ started at 12 noon on Sunday, the streets used to be crowded. Be it going round and round asking for Shakti or the Sanskar from ‘Chhoti Chhoti Magar Motti Bain’ at the end of the episode, Shaktiman ruled everyone’s childhood.

2. Shaka Laka Boomboom

“Shaka Laka Boomboom…!” Sanju’s magic pencil used to come before the eyes as soon as this song was heard. Everything drawn on paper with that pencil came to life. At that time, every child wished to have that magic pencil too.

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3. Sonpari

“Aitu bitu chintu tatu…” is the mantra that will be heard by many people even today. Fruti and her caring, rescuer ‘Sona Aunty’ (Sonpari) and her funny companion ‘Altu’ take the children’s company on a journey to the world of fairy tales.

4. Sa re g m p little champs

A milestone in the history of Marathi television! Mugdha, Prathamesh, Kartiki, Rohit and Arya were the ‘pancharatnas’ who made Maharashtra crazy. During this program, the whole family used to sit together in front of the TV.

5. Vikram and Betal

The king would carry the corpse on his back, the betal would tell a mysterious story and finally the king would reply that the betal would say “tu bola aur mai chala…” and hang again on the tree. The stories in this series were not only entertaining but also educational.

6. Junior G

After Shaktimaan, the second superhero who is hugely popular among children is ‘Junior G’. A simple boy gets a magic ring and the feats he goes on to keep kids glued to the screen.

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7. Alif Laila

Based on the stories of the Arabian Nights, the show transported us to a world of magic carpets, talking parrots, jinn and demons as children. The mystery and thrill of it was a thorn in the side at that time.

8. Hatim

‘Hatim’ and his companion ‘Hobo’ set out to find answers to seven questions. The special effects and thrills of the series were hugely popular for the time.

9. Khichdi and Sarabhai vs. Sarabhai

It was a family show that made the stomach ache with laughs. Prafulla’s ambiguous English translation, Hansa’s “Me to Thak Gayi Bhai” and the Sarabhai family’s elite versus middle class debate were the epitome of pure entertainment.

10. Gotya

no wash The Marathi serial ‘Gotya’ based on Mahanor’s novel became a huge hit. Gotya’s honesty, his mischievousness and his spirit became a part of childhood in every Marathi household.