Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hai!

Bhabhi Ji Ghar Par Hai is the remake of the series Shrimaan Shrimati. Bhabhi ji Ghar Par Hai's director is Waghdhare. Shrimaan Shrimati aired on Doordarshan. It started in the year 1994 and went on till 1999. The show was in the Hindi language. 

The show Shrimaan Shrimati was dubbed in many different Indian languages. It was called as Thiruvallar Thirumathi in Tamil language. In the Sinhalese language it was called as Nonawaruni Mahathwaruni.

The "Modern Colony," a fictional Kanpur neighbourhood, serves as the setting for the television programme, which centres on two nearby couples. The husbands, Vibhutinarayan Mishra and Manmohan Tiwari, have been together for seven years, but they are bored with their unions and secretly in love with one other's wives. Angoori Tiwari is the simple and innocent wife of successful underwear entrepreneur Manmohan Tiwari. 

Vibhutinarayan Mishra, their neighbour, was an unsuccessful insurance agent in the past and is currently jobless. He is frequently referred to as "Nalla," slang meaning being unemployed, and spends the majority of his time cleaning the house. His wife Anita Mishra, on the other hand, is a strong, intelligent, and contemporary woman who teaches grooming workshops. She supports the family financially and hates that her spouse isn't working.

The Tiwari's reside in House No. 6 and the Mishras in House No. 9, which are located across the street in opposing directions. While the Mishras reside in a rented home that belonged to Anita's uncle, the Tiwari family has their own home. The majority of the action occurs at each character's home. The characters also stop into the "Gupta Tea Center," a neighboring tea shop, where they mainly talk about their daily life and current events. In their efforts to win over their respective wives, Angoori and Anita, the two men undermine one another and cause issues for other people.