MUMBAI: MTV India, which had forayed into the fiction space with Kitni Mast Hai Zindagi (KMHZ), has decided to wind up the show. KMHZ which will go off air on 18 May.
 

The youth oriented show, which was conceptualised as a 39 episodes, enjoyed an extended run of 107 episodes due to its immense popularity among the youth, states a media release.

KMHZ showcases the talent of the ‘super six’ (two boys and four girls) who were discovered after a country-wide talent hunt conducted by MTV and Balaji.

The last day of the shoot was quite emotional. The crew parted with group snaps and a whole lot of bitter-sweet memories, adds the release.

Panchi Bora - Ananya, the protagonist, says, “It was a fun to be a part of the serial. I never thought I would get to act in a TV serial, that too from the Balaji stable. It’s been just a day since the last shoot and I’m already missing my crew, my friends who now are now like a family to me. I am really grateful that I got the opportunity to work with Balaji and MTV.”
 
 

Balaji Telefilms creative head Aparna Dubey says, “It’s been fun and hard work all the way. The new actors were so professional and thorough in their approach. I wish them all the best and I’m looking forward to work with them in the future.”

MTV Networks India senior vice-president creative and content adds, “Kitni Mast Hai Zindagi was our first venture into the youth fiction space and has been a great learning experience for us, giving us a clear indication of our way forward in this space. The youth can watch out for more experimentation and freshness on MTV.”