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Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

Last updated on - Aug 31, 2017, 20:24 IST

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Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

India’s most loved game show Kaun Banega Crorepati just went on air again and is getting an amazing response from the audience. However, it's not the only show that did well back in the day. Here are a few more game shows that could use a reboot.

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Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

Khul Ja Sim Sim was one of the most entertaining game shows back in the day. It first made its debut on Indian TV in 2001 and was praised for its enormous sets. Hosted by Aman Verma, the show required the contestants to choose a door from the lot which had an expensive gift. The contestants had to choose carefully, else all they got was a 'Tai Tai Fish'

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Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

Deal Ya No Deal was the Indian adaption of the popular UK game show. The show ran for 4 seasons in India that were hosted by R. Madhavan, Mandira Bedi and Ronit Roy. The franchise was so popular that one can still find the arcade game machines across the country.

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Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

Kya Aap Paanchvi Pass Se Tez Hai: The show was an Indian adaptation of ‘Are you smarter than a fifth Grader’. Hosted by Shah Rukh Khan, the show paired the contestants with a fifth grader. They had to answer questions that were asked to school students.

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Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

Gol Gol Ghulaam was a game show for kids where pairs were put in a giant wheel. The pair that stopped in front of the arrow had to do certain tasks in order to stay on the wheel. The ones who failed were eliminated.

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Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

Dus Ka Dum was one of the most fun game shows. The show was hosted by Salman Khan who asked the contestant a question that had to be answered in a percentage gap. The show was recently in talks for a reboot but things didn't take pace from there.

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Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

India's Minute To Win It: This was India's version of the world famous franchise where the contestants had to do a certain task in 60 seconds to move up the money tree and win a hefty sum of money. The program still airs in over 60 different countries even now and India needs a reboot too!

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Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

Jeeto Chapphar Phad Ke had a completely unique concept, unlike other Indianised shows. Actor Govinda hosted the show and it did really good during its time on air.

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Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

Jodi Kamaal Ki was a celebrity game show where popular TV and film celebs were paired with tv a partner ie a sibling, parent or their partners. The show was hosted by Rakshanda Khan.

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Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

Who doesn't remember watching Derek O'Brien hosting the Bournvita Quiz contest for some of the smartest kids in India?! This show became popular in no time as most of the families watched this show on Sunday mornings.

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Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

Old Indian game shows that could use a reboot

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