Neha Joshi, Yashoda from Doosri Maa, shares, “I feel great pride and honour as we celebrate Maharashtra Diwas. I come from Nashik, popularly known as The Ancient City of Maharashtra and home to many Maratha warriors and personalities. It has been amazing to see the tremendous growth that the city has gone through over the years, making it one of the smartest cities in the country. Due to my work commitments, I often switch between Mumbai and Nashik, and Mumbai has become my second home. I owe a lot to this city, which has given me fame, recognition, and affection. Apart from being the commercial capital, the city has been a hub for art, theatre, and entertainment. As a proud citizen of Maharashtra, I am extremely proud of our state’s cultural heritage, glorious history, and advancements. I hope this day leads us to the right path of peace and social harmony. I wish everyone a Happy Maharashtra Day! Jai-Jai Maharashtra Majha, Garja Maharashtra Majha.” Jagganath Nivangune, aka Ramji Sakpal in Ek Mahanayak-Dr B.R. Ambedkar, says, “Namaskar Maharashtra. I feel proud to be a part of this vibrant and diverse state. Maharashtra has always been at the forefront of progress in art, culture, literature, music, and the showbiz industry. As an actor, I have worked with the finest talents in the entertainment industry, who have contributed immensely to the growth and development of Maharashtra’s creative landscape. I love Maharashtra and wish everyone a happy Maharashtra Diwas.”

Himani Shivpuri, aka Katori Amma from Happu Ki Ultan Paltan, shares, “Maharashtra has so much to offer from its architecture, art, and mouth-watering cuisines. I enjoy Puran Poli, Kandepohe, Thalipith, and Missal, amongst many other delicious Maharashtrian dishes. Since I’ve come to Mumbai, the city of dreams, these dishes have become part of my diet. I love this city for various reasons, but food tops the list (laughs). Maharashtra has always been a source of inspiration, and this land has many success stories. I’m proud to call this state my home. I wish everyone a happy Maharashtra Day.”

Shubhangi Atre, aka Angoori, from Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai, shares, “Maharashtra Diwas provides an opportunity for the people of Maharashtra to come together and celebrate their shared history, culture and identity. It is home to several prominent historical sites, such as the Ajanta and Ellora caves, and is renowned for its contributions to literature, music and cinema. On this auspicious day, let us reaffirm our commitment to preserving and promoting Maharashtra’s unique culture and heritage and working towards the betterment and progress of the state and its people.”

Tune in to Doosri Maa at 8:00 pm, Ek Mahanayak – Dr B.R. Ambedkar at 8:30 pm, Happu Ki Ultan Paltan at 10:00 pm, and Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai at 10:30 pm airing every Monday to Friday on &TV.

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While everyone is delighted with this development, Jijabai (Sneha Mangal) is not pleased to see them return home.

Talking about the track, Atharva shares, “This was truly a testing time for young Bhimrao as he had to find a job to help his sister. But, as they say, every dark cloud has a silver lining. Young Bhimrao not only secures a respectable job at the Barrister’s office but also manages to resolve issues with his father. However, this does not go well with Narottam and Jijabai who are constantly finding ways to sabotage the situation. With Bhimrao inching closer to fulfilling his dream, will he be able to financially support his family or Jijabai and Narottam have more atrocious plans to destroy his future?”

Ek Mahanayak Dr B.R. Ambedkar airs every Monday to Friday at 8.30 pm. on &TV.

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But, Bala falls into a bad company and resorts to stealing. Following the choice principle, Bhimrao makes a tough and right choice to send Bala to jail. Meanwhile, Tulsa falls ill, and Anand takes up an odd job while Bhim begs for work. Simultaneously in Goregaon, on learning about Ramji belonging to a lower caste, people begin to insult, attack and oust him of the community.

Speaking about the current track, Jagannath Nivangune, who portrays the character of Ramji Sakpal, shares, “Bhimrao is faced with tremendous trials and tribulations. His life takes a new course and on to a new path from here on. After his mother’s demise and his father abandoning him, Bhimrao has a tough fight ahead of him. To face and fight intense discrimination, extreme hunger, overcome financial and emotional setbacks and hold the family’s reins together to support his siblings and education. With no one to support, how will Bhimrao change the course of his life and overcome these intense challenges?”

To know more, tune in to & TV’s Ek Mahanayak Dr B.R. Ambedkar, every Monday to Friday at 8.30 pm.

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Over the course of its magnificent history, India has been led by some of the most notable leaders who have set a precedent for the future and served as an inspiration for all. One such leader in Indian history, who rallied a revolution and became a voice to reckon with, is Ek Mahanayak – Dr B.R. Ambedkar. The founding father of the Indian constitution. A man who has etched a prominent place in millions of Indian hearts. A leader par excellence, whose legacy is unparalleled. As the nation remembers Babasaheb on his death anniversary, artists from &TV’s Ek Mahanayak Dr B. R. Ambedkar – Bhimabai (Neha Joshi), Ramji Sakpal (Jagannath Nivangune), and Meerabai (Falguni Dave) share their life lessons learnt from Babasaheb.

Neha Joshi (Bhimabai) shares, “Babasaheb was considered the symbol of knowledge and was one of the best lawyers of his times. He was First Law Minister of India and Chairman of Drafting Committee of Constitution of India because of his vast knowledge of the law. He always believed that knowledge is free and limitless. Babasaheb was a master in 64 subjects and knew nine languages. His quest for knowledge always inspired me, and I do believe knowledge is one of the core tools to personal growth. I have a habit of reading as it opens up your mind to a vast number of possibilities as well as knowledge of the world.”

Jagannath Nivangune (Ramji Sakpal) shares, “Being a father to two daughters, I resonate a lot with his teachings on women empowerment and education. I do believe an educated woman is the key to success for a nation. Quoting one of his famous quotes, ‘I measure the progress of a community by the degree of progress which women have achieved.” Babasaheb used education as his tool to the forefront of the cause of liberty, equality, and fraternity. He firmly believed that the only way the society can progress is through empowering women. He, therefore, strongly endorsed women’s right to high education and employment.”

Falguni Dave (Meerabai) shares, “I have been working in this industry for the past 30 years and have seen people take shortcuts to get to the top. While it may lead to success but is only short-lived and does not work long term. Babasaheb always said that ‘There are no shortcuts to success. Hard-work, dedication and determination are core elements to achieve it’. This learning has always stayed with me, and I have always strived to work harder, work upon myself, and what I am today, I owe a lot to his teachings.”

Babasaheb was and continues to be an inspiration to many. On this 64th death, anniversary let us all salute and remember the greatest leader of our times and cherish his teachings. Ek Mahanayak Dr B R Ambedkar airs every Monday to Friday at 8:30 pm on &TV.

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Upon the plague pandemic spreading in the village, the local hospitals and doctors tend to the upper-caste patients, leaving lower-caste patients writhing in pain and unattended.  It results in several such patients losing their lives, which deeply devastates Ramji Sakpal (Jagannath Nivangune) and Babasaheb (Aayudh Bhanushali).

Jagannath Nivangune shares, “Such pandemics shakes our belief system in some way but at the same time also teaches us the crucial life lessons of perseverance, grit and resilience. It also brings a sense of togetherness amongst people that are brought about by seeing each other’s pain and struggles, which in turn helps people to cope up, confront their fears and emerge stronger and wiser. The episode will resonate with the viewers in some way and strike an emotional chord.”

Tune in to Ek Mahanayak Dr B.R. Ambedkar at 8:30 pm, every Monday to Friday on &TV.

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As the ‘Biopics’ are in fashion in films, television too doesn’t lag behind. A ‘Biopic’ on the life and times of, ‘Father of Indian constitution’, Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar is being telecast on small screen is garnering a lot of attention. &TV’s Ek Mahanayak Dr B.R. Ambedkar etched a prominent place in millions of Indian hearts since its launch in December last year. The show narrates Dr Ambedkar’s journey from the tender age of five, to him becoming the man and the prime architect of the Indian constitution. Celebrating this milestone, the entire team cut a themed cake on the sets and congratulated every single member behind this success. Stepping into their 101st episode, the cast and crew thanked the audience for following the show and making it a huge success so far.

Extending his wishes on this joyous occasion, Jagannath Nivangune who plays the role of Ramji Sakpal said, “Since its launch, our show been receiving immense love and appreciation from the viewers across the nation for its strong narrative and powerful characters. The show has set a new benchmark, and the viewers greatly admire every character. I receive about 50-60 messages every day appreciating the show and my role of Ramji Sakpal. It is a happy moment for all of us as it is the first time the story of Babasaheb is presented on a Hindi GEC on &TV and the show has carved a special place in the audience’s heart. We are humbled by our viewers’ response and look forward to more such successful episodes.”

Neha Joshi, who plays the role of Babasaheb’s mother Bheemabai in the show, says, “Our show completing 100 successful episodes gives us a big reason to rejoice amid this pandemic. Playing the part of Bheemabai has truly given me a sense of pride at the same time kept me humble. I want to take this opportunity to extend my heartfelt congratulations to the cast and crew of the show. Babasaheb was ahead of his time, imparted knowledge and teachings which are still very relevant in modern times. His philosophies and ideologies have touched each one of us in different ways.”

To know more, tune in to Ek Mahanayak Dr B.R. Ambedkar at 8:30 pm every Monday to Friday on &TV.

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It is believed that in the growing up years, children learn by observing, questioning, exploring and experimenting, inside and outside of school. In a recent move, The Government of Maharashtra ordered that school students across the state must recite the Preamble of Indian Constitution, during their morning assemblies from 26th January 2020. Jagannath Nivangune, who is portraying the role of Ramji Maloji Sakpal, father of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar in the show ‘Ek Mahanayak Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’ on &TV feels that it is a positive move that will enable students to know about the Indian constitution. The doting father of Dr. B. R Ambedkar Jagganath Nivangune playing Ramji Maloji Sakpal says, “I feel it is important for everyone to know about the Indian constitution. Reciting the Preamble of the Constitution of India every day after morning prayers is a great initiative by the Maharashtra government to familiarise school children with the Constitution. It will also aid in getting children to know and understand not only about the Constitution but also about its principal architect, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. I personally feel children should be exposed to inspiring stories of great personalities as it can create an unforgettable imprint on the minds and hearts of kids, inspiring them to follow their footsteps.”

Talking about the show, the actor further added, “Our show Ek Mahanayak Dr. B.R. Ambedkar is an inspirational story of Babasaheb and his journey from the tender age of five, to him becoming the prime architect of the Constitution of India. I feel extremely proud to be associated with this show and get an opportunity to portray the role of Babasaheb’s Father. Bhimrao’s eagerness to learn and his values were imbibed in him by his father. Although Ramji was a strict disciplinarian, he always worked towards the welfare of his children and wife.” “We have got a great response for the show, especially from parents who want their children to know about Babasaheb and how he went on to become the prime architect of the Indian constitution. We look forward to the continued support of all our viewers and hope through this show, we can inspire many,” concluded the actor.

‘Ek Mahanayak Dr. B. R. Ambedkar’ airs every Monday – Friday, at 8:30 pm only on &TV.

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