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Television · 2002
Sanjivani: A Medical Boon
संजीवनीFour young medical interns join the prestigious Sanjivani Hospital, confronting demanding clinical crises, ethical conflicts, and personal romantic entanglements under the guidance of seasoned physicians. The series broke new ground in Indian television by examining hard-hitting public health issues, including HIV/AIDS awareness and hospital politics.
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Now if you feel watching the medical drama would have required a science degree, you are mistaken. Sanjivani’s success came from its refreshing storytelling process, script and the performances of the actors. It also had the perfect mix of drama and romance, dollops of emotions and a strange relatability factor that none of the dailies provided during that time.
Sana Farzeen on The Indian Express A Medical Boon' was a story about four medical interns (Juhi, Rahul, Simran and Omi) and how these four doctors face the challenges of their profession and battle against diseases and death of patients. The show was much loved for the bond the characters shared with each other. It included hints of romance, love, jealousy etc.
From The Times of India A prime time show set in a hospital – Sanjivani – A Medical Boon was a big risk that Star Plus and Cinevistaas took. Result? The serial went on to become one of the most iconic shows in the early 2000s. Interestingly, that was also the time when tearjerkers like Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi and Kasautii Zindagii Kay were ruling the charts. Yet, this simple show managed to make a permanent place in the viewers’ heart.
Sana Farzeen on The Indian Express
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