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It has been a good working relationship with them,” stresses Manish. Prod a little harder, and he says: “We have always been treated very well by Zee. Are we witnessing brand-loyalty of a different kind? “I have never felt the need to make programmes for any other channel,” he confesses. And, all these programmes have been on Zee. Points of contention aside, it is a fact that Manish Goswami has had an uncanny knack of reeling off high-viewership programmes. “Had it continued in its original slot it would still have been one of the top ten programmes of Zee,” he counters. So we needed these many episodes to do justice to the story of every generation.” He also brushes aside the idea that TRPs dictated its shift from prime-time to a late-night slot.

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But Manish brushes aside criticism that the serial has overstayed its welcome. The serial, admits Goswami, has run out of steam. Parampara has completed more than 250 episodes on air, and is, finally, to be wound up in October. After that there was no looking back for him. Then, in early 1993, Manish set up his television banner, Siddhant Cinevision and made the pilot of Parampara which was approved by Zee TV. When preented with the option of going solo, Manish chose television, and started his own editing studio, Simran Videotech, which also hired out video equipment. Manish Goswami was trained in the production side of filmcraft by his cousin, Manoj Kumar, in whose banner he worked as a production controller. What is the need for me to add to the confusion?” There is so much clash in values all around us. “My serials have never questioned our traditional family values.

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The decisions of what to make and what not.” And, perhaps, smell out a TV hit better than others do? “I strictly go by the taste of the audience,” he explains. “May be the decisions I took proved right. “My success is a result of good and honest intentions,” he smiles, forgetting to add good business acumen.

Does the moniker TV moghul” fit Manish Goswami, or what? Also, he has produced some episodes of Saturday Suspense and X Zone. Starting off with Parampara in Octoberr 1993, Goswami has made eight serials for Zee five of which - Parampara, Daraar, Adhikar, Chashme Baddoor and Aashirwad - are currently on the air. Seen back-to-back you could watch Siddhant Cinevision shows for more than eleven days at a stretch. That is over than 16,800 minutes of programming, or more than 280 hours of ptogramming. His TV production unit has churned out a breathtaking 700 episodes of different serials in the last five years. He is rumoured to make “one pilot every week”.That, most certainly, is an exaggeration, but there is no denying that Manish Goswami, the man behind Siddhant Cinevision, is one of the big guns of television. Singh, the director of Aahat and CID calls him the “biggest television producer today”.

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