Colors TV is gearing up to enthrall audiences with their upcoming show, a remake of the popular Colors Kannada series "Lakshana," centered around the narrative of a dusky-skinned girl. Set to be headlined by Fahmaan Khan, known for his roles in various television dramas including his last stint in "Dharampatni" on Colors TV, the show promises an engaging storyline filled with twists and turns.

Joining Fahmaan in this venture are talented actresses Ketaki Kulkarni and Debattama Saha, who will portray the leading ladies. Ketaki, thee young actress has been growing exponential with her acting chops, while Debattama, last seen in Zee TV's "Mithai," is known for her captivating screen presence and performance.

The original narrative of "Lakshana" revolves around the lives of two girls, Nakshatra and Shwetha, who were unknowingly exchanged at birth by Doctor Tulsi in a hospital 23 years ago. Nakshatra, a dusky complexioned girl, faces discrimination from her own family, who deem her unworthy due to her skin color. Despite her aspirations of becoming a TV anchor, Nakshatra encounters obstacles in a society obsessed with fair skin.

Trouble brews when Bhupathi, the owner of MPR Foods, who resides as a paying guest in Nakshatra's house, falls in love with her voice, believing it to be Shwetha's. As the story unfolds, Nakshatra and Shwetha navigate the complexities of their identities and relationships, culminating in a journey of self-discovery and acceptance.

With Fahmaan Khan leading the cast alongside the dynamic duo of Ketaki Kulkarni and Debattama Saha, audiences can expect riveting performances and compelling storytelling. As Fahmaan and Debattama pair up for the first time onscreen, their chemistry is set to add an extra layer of intrigue to the narrative, keeping viewers hooked with each episode.

As the remake of "Lakshana" makes its debut on Colors TV, it promises to shed light on societal prejudices and celebrate the triumph of self-love and acceptance. With its relatable characters and compelling storyline, the show is poised to resonate with audiences across the nation, sparking important conversations about beauty standards and inclusivity.