Hello Inspector

*Hello Inspector*
Hello Inspector
Directed by	Heeran Adhikari
Starring	Ravi Kishan
Original language	Hindi
No. of episodes	189
Production
Producers	Gautam Adhikari; Markand Adhikari
Production company	Sri Adhikari Brothers Television Network Limited (SABTNL)
Original release
Network	DD Metro
Release	7 May 2002 –; 25 January 2003

Hello Inspector is an Indian suspense thriller TV serial starring Ravi Kishan that aired on DD Metro from 7 May 2002 to 25 January 2003. The series was produced by Sri Adhikari Brothers Television Network Limited (SABTNL) and was directed by Heeren Adhikari.

Ravi Kishan plays the main role of Inspector Vijay, who solves crimes, usually over two episodes.

Cast

Main

Ravi Kishan as Inspector Vijay

Episodic appearances

Nagesh Bhonsle as
- Shekhar Kapoor
- Rajkishore Swami
Jyoti Joshi as Deepti Bhatnagar
Geeta Tyagi as
- Raina Rahul Jaiswal
- Sujata Rakesh Malhotra
Bobby Vats as
- Rahul Jaiswal
- Sumeet Nagpal
Shraddha Sharma as Sheela John D' Silva
Lalit Parimoo as Dr. Diwakar Aachole
Bhupendra Singh Bhupi as John D' Silva
Pankaj Berry as
- Judge Krishnakant Sahay
- Shreekant Sahay
Sulabha Arya as Mrs. Sahay
Suhas Khandke as Dr. Agnihotri
Bhairavi Raichura as Kavita Rakesh Ranjan
Avinash Sahijwani as Rakesh Ranjan
Vinod Kapoor as Dr. Ajay Verma (Episode 8 to Episode 10)
Ami Trivedi as Sapna Mehta
Sumeet Kaul as Suraj Mehra
Suresh Chatwal as
- Mr. Bajaj
- Preetam
Bakul Bhatt as
- Jagira
- Raghu
Mukesh Jadhav as Jacob
Manav Sohal as
- Abhijeet Roy
- Bhushan
Ajay Trehan as Advocate Ratra
Manish Garg as
- Kailash Agarwal
- Vilas
Kishori Shahane as Shalini Gupta
Nivedita Bhattacharya as Kamini Gupta
Prithvi Vazir as
- Aniruddh Kumar
- Ajeet Rastogi
Nishikant Dixit as Rakesh Malhotra
Pratap Sachdev as Mr. Dayal
Jeet Upendra as
- Jeet Khurana
- Saurabh Nagpal
Prachi Shah as
- Sushmeeta
- Malini (After plastic surgery)
Adarsh Gautam as Deepak
Jitendra Trehan as Advocate Prashant Agarwal
Pankaj Dheer as Judge Vikram Singh Chauhan
Zaheed Ali as Advocate Rajan Verma
Mona Parekh as Reema Khosla
Pratichi Mishra as Nirmala Vikram Singh Chauhan
Nikhil Diwan as Prakash
Somesh Agarwal as
- Advocate Bihari
- Mr. Pathak
Gufi Paintal as J. P. Raheja
Mithilesh Chaturvedi as K. D. Kriplani
Rajni Chandra as Mrs. Batra
Rajesh Puri as
- Dhanraj Karodimal
- Mr. Lal
Rajendra Chawla as Mr. Mehta
Sachin Khurana as Prem
Brij Gopal as Shakeel Makrani
Sanjeev Seth as Sanjay Mathur
Jaya Mathur as Jyoti Sanjay Mathur
Firdaus Mevawala as Advocate Batliwala
Atul Kale as Kidnapper
Raj Tilak as Mr. Nagpal
Yajuvendra Singh as Karan
Pubali Sanyal as Aarati Saurabh Nagpal
Parul Yadav as Sheela Ramani
Mac Mohan as Keshav Kapse
Mahesh Raj as Michael
Akhil Ghai as Naresh Suri
Reena Kapoor as Avantika Rohit Kumar / Avantika Naresh Suri
Sheetal Maulik as Neha Alok Dikshit
Dinesh Kaushik as Alok Dikshit
Sulakshana Khatri as Shivani Lal

Episode list

Episode No.	Episode Name	Telecast Date
1	Kaun: Part 1	7 May 2002
2	Kaun: Part 2	8 May 2002
3	Poorvaabhaas: Part 1	9 May 2002
4	Poorvaabhaas: Part 2	10 May 2002
5	Poorvaabhaas: Part 3	11 May 2002
6	Vaishiyat: Part 1	14 May 2002
7	Vaishiyat: Part 2	15 May 2002
8	Fareb: Part 1	16 May 2002
9	Fareb: Part 2	17 May 2002
10	Fareb: Part 3	18 May 2002
147	Shikar: Part 1	28 November 2002
148	Shikar: Part 2	29 November 2002
149	Shikar: Part 3	30 November 2002
150	Zeher: Part 1	3 December 2002
151	Zeher: Part 2	4 December 2002

References

↑ "Meet the star of Bhojpuri cinema". www.rediff.com. Retrieved 29 June 2016.
↑ "'c' completes 100 episodes on DD Metro Tuesday". Indian Television Dot Com. 23 September 2002.
↑ "Overkill". 2 June 2002.
↑ "Prime time crime time". 20 October 2002.
↑ "The Telegraph - Calcutta : etc". www.telegraphindia.com. Archived from the original on 18 September 2006. Retrieved 29 June 2016.

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[1] "Meet the star of Bhojpuri cinema". www.rediff.com. Retrieved 29 June 2016.

[2] "'c' completes 100 episodes on DD Metro Tuesday". Indian Television Dot Com. 23 September 2002.

[3] "Overkill". 2 June 2002.

[4] "Prime time crime time". 20 October 2002.

[5] "The Telegraph - Calcutta : etc". www.telegraphindia.com. Archived from the original on 18 September 2006. Retrieved 29 June 2016.