What happens when two ambitious women clash in a high-stakes battle, unaware that they share the bond of mother and daughter? COLORS’ upcoming family drama, ‘Mannat – Har Khushi Paane Ki,’ takes viewers into the heart of a unique conflict set in a never-seen-before vibrant restaurant backdrop. This emotionally charged tale unveils an unexpected tussle, where dreams collide, secrets unravel, and relationships are redefined. With the first promo dropping, ‘Mannat’ promises to grip audiences with its powerful narrative and unmissable twists. Set against the backdrop of the city of dreams, Mumbai, the show follows the journey of Mannat, an ambitious young chef whose talent for cooking could take her places but her ruthless boss, Aishwarya is standing in her way. She also happens to be her biological mother who abandoned her at birth. Starring Ayesha Singh as Mannat and Mona Vasu as Aishwarya, ‘Mannat Har Khushi Paane Ki’ serves a plate full of drama, as it unveils the mother-daughter relationship, all set in the buzzing kitchen and streets of Mumbai. Sharing her sentiments about essaying the role of Mannat, Ayesha Singh says, “I’m beyond excited to be a part of Mannat Har Khushi Paane Ki as my debut show with COLORS. As an actor, I always look forward to exploring diverse roles, and this one is truly unique. Playing a character who’s passionate about cooking in a fast-paced, high-energy kitchen is something fresh and exciting for me. Mannat’s journey is not just about chasing her dreams in this sapno ki nagari but also about the intense, layered emotions between her and her mother. It’s a story that will keep the audience hooked, just like a perfect dish!”  Thrilled about portraying the role of Aishwarya, Mona Vasu says, “Returning to COLORS after 12 years feels incredibly special, and I couldn’t have asked for a more challenging role. It’s a fantastic opportunity to enliven a story that’s intense, real, and full of raw conflict. While ‘Mannat Har Khushi Paane Ki’ focuses on ambition in a high-stakes kitchen; it also delves into the lives of mother and daughter hitting in ways neither of them could predict.”