9 Childhood TV Shows With Super Stylish Leads We Totally Loved

The 1990s was a golden era for Indian television when several iconic serials were aired. Many of these shows featured leads who were not only talented actors but also epitomized style and class. Here are selected serials from the ’90s with super stylish and classy leads:

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1. Captain Vyom (1998)

As the futuristic and heroic Captain Vyom, Milind Soman donned a sleek, space-age uniform that added to the show’s cutting-edge appeal.

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2. Shanti (1994-1997)

Mandira Bedi as Shanti became an icon with her elegant sarees and strong screen presence. Her traditional yet chic look made her a trendsetter.

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3. Tara (1993-1997)

Navneet Nishan’s character, Tara, was known for her modern and fashionable outfits. Her contemporary style resonated with urban women of the ’90s.

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4. Sea Hawks (1997-1998)

 R. Madhavan brought a blend of rugged and sophisticated style to this naval drama. His uniform and commanding presence added an element of class and discipline to the show.

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5. Swabhimaan (1995-1997)

Kitu Gidwani portrayed the sophisticated and stylish character of Svetlana. Her portrayal of high society elegance made a lasting impression.

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6. Surbhi

Renuka Shahane’s classy ethnic wear made her a style icon for many viewers.

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7. Saans (1998-1999)

Neena Gupta’s portrayal of a modern, independent woman was complemented by her stylish and elegant wardrobe, which included traditional and contemporary outfits.

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8. Suraag – The Clue (1999-2002)

Sudesh Berry played a suave and sharp detective, whose polished appearance and professional attire added to his charismatic presence.

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9. Dekh Bhai Dekh (1993-1994)

The ensemble cast, including Shekhar Suman and many other actors, showcased a mix of traditional and contemporary styles, making the family-centric comedy both relatable and stylish.

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These shows and their stylish leads left a lasting legacy on Indian television, influencing fashion trends and setting high standards for character portrayal

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