That TV show, whose fate changed the lives of three heroines

The cursed show of the TV world: CATS

Serials appearing on the small screen often gain popularity among the audience. Some shows entertain the audience on television for years and years, while there are others that take off but end after some time. Have you ever heard of a show that was called ‘Cursed’?

CATS: A Mysterious Journey

There was a time when this show called ‘CATS’ used to be very famous, but later it was considered cursed. Its first lead actress, who was also a famous MTV VJ, died at the age of only 26. Two years later, news of the demise of the show’s second lead came, while the third actress bid goodbye to showbiz.

Sad stories of the show’s actresses

‘CATS’ began airing in early 2000. In this, Nafisa Joseph, Kuljeet Randhawa and Malini Sharma were in the role of ‘Spies’ respectively. The show was the desi version of ‘Charlie’s Angels’ and aired in 2001 for 32 episodes.

Nafisa Joseph’s tragic end

Nafisa Joseph played the lead role in this show. Apart from being a model and VJ, she was also ‘Miss India’. She committed suicide on 29 July 2004 after facing betrayal in love by her former fiancé. This incident also left his parents in deep sorrow.

Kuljeet Randhawa’s shocking step

Kuljeet Randhawa, who was a close friend of Nafisa, died on 8 February 2006. At that time he was only 30 years old. Kuljeet also took the extreme step of suicide, and at the time of his death a suicide note was found in which he talked about not being able to face the challenges of life.

Malini Sharma’s disappearance

The third actress of this team, Malini Sharma, who had also worked in singer Mika Singh’s “Saawan Mein Lag Gayi Aag” video, later distanced herself from the world of glamour. He was married to ‘Tum Bin’ fame Priyanshu Chatterjee, but faced divorce after marriage. After this his absence from the film industry surprised his fans.

Ending: CATS’s Cursed Past

The stories of these three actresses have made ‘CATS’ a mysterious and tragic serial in the history of Indian television. Even today this show is considered ‘cursed’ among the audience.