Dill Mill Gayye : Hearts Have Met is a 2007 Indian television series that aired on. The series premiered 20 August 2007 and ran through 29 October 2010. It was a sequel to the series 2002—05. The show centers on a new generation of medical interns with a specific focus on the love story between Dr. Armaan Malik and Dr. Riddhima Gupta which was originally portrayed by and later by and. Dill Mill Gayye Dill Mill Gayye Poster Genre Created by Palki Malhotra Written by Priyaa Ramanaathan, Arif Ali, Barry Dhillon, Radhika Anand, Shilpa D'Mello, Sumit Arora, Charou Singhal, Vincent Franklin, Kapil Pandey, Jay Verma Directed by Nissar Parvez, Amit Mallik, Aniruddh Rajderekar, Arshad Khan, Vikram V Labhe and Rahul Agarwal Theme music composer Dill Mill Gayye follows the lives of surgical interns and resident doctors of Sanjeevani. Set in the backdrop of Sanjeevani Hospital, it deals with the pressures, drama, romance, inter personal relationships and humour in their lives. Season 1 2007—09 The first season follows the lives of surgical interns and resident doctors of Sanjeevani. At the start of the show the interns are Dr. Atul Joshi, and Dr. Shashank Gupta is head of the hospital, and the father of Anjali and Riddhima. During the course of the show, Armaan and Riddhima fall in love, Atul falls in love with Anjali, and Sapna Shah gets married and leaves Sanjeevani. Three new interns enter: Dr. Muskaan Chadda, and Dr Nikita Malhotra. Muskaan and Rahul's families intend for them to marry, but they do not want to do so. Muskaan falls in love with Armaan and Rahul and Riddhima become friends. Nikita turns out to be Armaan's and Rahul's college friend. Muskaan and Rahul have a romantic relationship for some time. Nikita falls in love with Dr. Abhimanyu Modi, a senior doctor. Season one ended on a showing Riddhima and Armaan getting shot in a shootout right after they get engaged and Abhimanyu's estranged wife Jiah returns. Season 2 2009—10 Season 2 starts off with 5 new interns: Dr. Tamanna Patil, and Dr. Year Role Actor Season s Description 2007-2010 Dr. Shashank Gupta 1, 2 Head of Sanjeevani hospital. Father of Anjali and Riddhima 2007-2010 Dr. Armaan Malik 1, 2 Intern at Sanjeevani, Riddhima's love interest 2007-2008 Dr. Riddhima Gupta 1 Intern at Sanjeevani, Armaan's love interest and Daughter of Dr. Shashank and Padma Gupta. Riddhima Gupta 1 Intern at Sanjeevani and Armaan's Girlfriend 2009-2010 Dr. Atul Joshi 1, 2 Eco-friendly and lives with plants. Armaan's best friend and Anjali's love interest. Anjali Gupta Sunaina Gulia 1, 2 Riddhima's elder sister. Siddhant Modi 2 Abhimanyu's younger brother. Later, Riddhima's ex-husband and ex-love interest 2007-2010 Dr. Kirti Mehra Rai 1, 2 Sanjeevani's senior resident doctor. Shubhankar's wife 2007-2010 Dr. Shubhankar Rai 1, 2 Sanjeevani's senior resident doctor. Kirti's husband 2007-2009 Dr. Rahul Garewal 1 Friends with Armaan and Muskaan's love interest. Abhimanyu Modi 1, 2 Senior doctor in Sanjeevani. Nikita Malhotra 1, 2 Loved Armaan since college days, but falls in love with Abhimanyu in Sanjeevani. Sapna Shah 1 Intern in Sanjeevani. Marries a patient Amit. Tamanna Patil 2 Sidhant's love interest, but gets engaged to Aniket. Naina Mehta 2 Intern, Yuvraj's love interest. Yuvraj Oberoi 2 Intern, Naina's love interest. Jitendra Prasad 2 Intern in Sanjeevani. Jiah Modi 2 Abhimanyu's first wife. Shilpa Malhotra 2 Riddhima's half sister Kartik's Daughter and loves Armaan but leaves him for Riddhima. Suvarna Modi 2 Siddhant's and Abhimanyu's sister. Raj Singh 2 2007-2008 Padma Bansal Gupta 1 Head nurse in Sanjeevani, Riddhima's real mother and Shashank's 2nd wife. Riddhima and Anjali's grandmother. Armaan's 'girl-friend' 2009-2010 Jignesh 'Jiggy' Karan Paranjpe 2 Male Nurse in Sanjeevani. Dies later during the series. Somashukla Sinha Walunjkar also writing for the in June 2012 wrote that became a huge teenage icon in 2007, and that the show had the best ratings on the channel , she also stated that there is a demand for season 2 even one and half year after the show going off air. Retrieved 4 June 2018. Retrieved 21 March 2018. Archived from on 20 November 2009. Archived from PDF on 25 April 2012. Retrieved 31 July 2014. Retrieved 9 September 2015. Retrieved 13 February 2018. The Times of India. Retrieved 28 April 2016. The Times of India. Retrieved 28 April 2016.
