Pocket Mein Aasman is an Indian Hindi-language romantic family drama television series that aired from 30 January to 15 June 2025 on Star Plus and streams digitally on JioHotstar. Produced by Sushanta Das under the banner of Boyhood Productions and Tent Cinema, it stars Farman Haider and Abhika Malakar. It is an official remake of the Bengali TV series Tomader Rani of Star Jalsha.
Plot Pocket Mein Aasman follows the emotional journey of Rudrani "Rani," a determined woman who navigates the challenges of love, early motherhood, and her ambition to build a medical career despite intense societal and familial opposition. After facing a painful separation following manipulation by Anisha and a five-year time jump, Rani eventually reunites with Dr. Digvijay Gandhi, exposes Anisha's wrongdoings, and finally achieves her dream of becoming a qualified doctor.
Cast Main Farman Haider as Dr. Digvijay "Digu" Gandhi: Anisha's Ex Boyfriend; Rudrani's husband; Dhwani's Father Abhika Malakar as Rudrani "Rani" Doshi Gandhi : Digvijay's Wife; Dhwani's Mother
Recurring Yesha Harsora as Anisha: Digvijay's obsessed lover; Rani's arch enemy Shahnawaz Hussain as Sagar Doshi Jiten Lalwani as Manohar Doshi Devv Kumar as Anant Doshi Sandhya Mehta as Neha Doshi Salman Shaikh as Dr. Soham: A gynaecologist who supports Rudrani Mansi Chandwani as Payal Sonali Pandey as Sneha Pawar Ronik Sharma as Roshan Gandhi: Elder brother of Digvijay Paaras Madaan Atarva T Hude: A college friend Devendra Dubey: Groom V.S. Prince Ratann Saurabh Suyash Biswas Juhi Pal Anshu Varshney Sucheta Khanna Pooja Singh Govind Khatri Aishani Yadav
Production Farman Haider and Abhika Malakar were signed to portray the lead protagonists Digvijay and Rani respectively. Malakar had already starred in the original Bengali version and this marks her Hindi debut. The first promo was released on 1 January 2025. Yesha Harsora joined the cast as the negative lead. Ronik Sharma, known for Yeh Hai Chahatein was cast as Roshan. In April, Salman Shaikh entered the show as Dr. Soham. After the IPL 2025, even though the series maintained steady ratings of 0.9–1.3 in the early evening slot, the makers decided to wrap up the series entirely on 4 June.
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Pocket Mein Aasman at JioHotstar