The cast of the beloved Indian sitcom "Shararat" recently had a mini-reunion during Shruti Seth's Ganesh Chaturthi lunch. Simple Kaul and Farida Jalal, two prominent members of the "Shararat" family, joined Shruti Seth for the festive celebration. This gathering has become a cherished tradition, with the cast making it an annual affair since their "Shararat" days.

Simple Kaul shared glimpses of the reunion on her Instagram, expressing her joy at attending Shruti Seth's Ganesh Chaturthi lunch, which has been a tradition for about 20 years. She fondly remembers the "Shararat" days when they would eagerly anticipate this annual get-together at Shruti's house. Simple also conveyed how much she loves meeting Farida Jalal each year and the warmth she feels in her presence. She also remembered other cast members who couldn't attend, including Addite Malik, Harsh Vasishth, and Karanvir Bohra.

The Instagram post was filled with heartwarming pictures and videos from the celebration. In one lighthearted video, Simple Kaul and Farida Jalal joked about those who couldn't make it to the reunion. Farida Jalal further delighted fans by teasing the possibility of a "Shararat" sequel, even reciting the show's iconic chant, "Shring Bring Sarwaling Bhoot Bhavishya Wartmaan Badling".

For the occasion, Simple Kaul looked elegant in a white Kashmiri outfit with embroidery, while Shruti Seth donned a grey saree with a red border. Farida Jalal radiated in a white suit paired with a yellow dupatta.

This reunion highlights the strong bond that the "Shararat" cast shares, which has remained intact for over two decades. Fans of the show were overjoyed to see the cast members together, reminiscing about their childhood memories associated with "Shararat". Comments on Simple Kaul's post reflected the nostalgia and love that fans still hold for the show.

"Shararat," which aired in the early 2000s, revolves around a young girl named Jiya (played by Shruti Seth) who discovers she has magical powers. The show also stars Farida Jalal as Nani, Jiya's grandmother, who is also a fairy, and Simple Kaul as Pam, Jiya's friend. The series blended comedy and fantasy, becoming a favorite among children and families. The show is somewhat based on the American sitcom "Sabrina-The Teenage Witch".

The "Shararat" reunion at Shruti Seth's Ganesh Chaturthi lunch serves as a reminder of the enduring impact of the show and the strong connections forged between the cast members. It's a heartwarming tradition that brings joy to both the cast and their fans, keeping the spirit of "Shararat" alive.