‘Aap Ki Adalat’ is widely considered as the most demanded TV shows which Indian Television History has ever witnessed. The show which has reached its 21st year has celebrated it with much glory and grandeur at Pragathi Maidan, New Delhi.
Top brass Indian politicians, bureaucrats and celebrities have attended the celebrations.
The noted celebrities who have walked the red carpet of the celebrations include, Shah Rukh Khan, Aamir Khan, Rani Mukherjee, Salman Khan, Shilpa Shetty, Raj Kundra, Hemesh Reshamiya, Udit Narayan Madhur Bhandarkar, Swami Agnivesh, Hema Malini etc.
Senior Congress leader Salman Kurshid, BJP president Amit Shah and Congress Leader Barkha Singh also attended the celebrations.
The most noted attraction of the celebrations was not the presence of film stars, but the attendance of the honorable President, Pranab Mukherjee and Prime Minister, Narendra Modi.
The two most powerful king pins in Indian Politics will pay tribute to late Bal Thackeray, Rajesh Khanna, Rajesh Pilot, Pramod Mahajan and ghazal singer Jagjit Singh today.
Sonu Nigam was the host of celebrations, and he did it with finesse. With adequate amount of music, dance and thoughts, the celebrations impressed the minds of common people who lives in the country.
‘Aap Ki Adalat’ started its glorious run in the year 1993. From then, the show had nothing to look back, and it emerged as one of the most popular TV shows in the history.
The TRP rating of the show is still going strong even in the 21st year, and this clearly shows the acceptance of this program among general public.
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