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Ek Mahanayak Dr B. R. Ambedkar completes 200 episodes as they enter the New Year!

&TV’s Ek Mahanayak Dr B.R. Ambedkar recently has completed the 200 episodes mark! The entire cast and crew celebrated this milestone with a cake cutting on the sets and, congratulated each other for the success and appreciation the show has received from its viewers. Jagannath Nivangune essaying Ramji Sakpal and Neha Joshi playing Bhimabai thank the audience as they share fond memories related to their journey. Jagannath Nivangune shares, “We all have read about Babasaheb Ambedkar either through books or through the internet. But what I have learnt through this show is much beyond that. It has been a wonderful journey portraying Ramji Sakpal and getting to closely watch the struggles that Babasaheb Ambedkar underwent, which made him the greatest leader of all times. The teachings and knowledge he imparted stay relevant to the people even today.” He further adds, “The show has some exciting plots lined up for 2021 starting with an incident which will deeply impact young Bhimrao and change his outlook towards life.”Neha Joshi shares, “Indeed, it is a beautiful journey. When I was approached to play the role of Bhimabai, initially I was apprehensive, but with time, I realised it is the strongest role any woman can play. The emotions and feelings towards making the relationship work with the team of &TV’s Ek Mahanayak Dr B. R. Ambedkar grew stronger and fonder with each passing day.” She further added, “Babasaheb was ahead of his time, and his philosophies and ideologies have touched each one of us in different ways. This role has opened different horizons of thinking, making me evolve both as an actor and as a person. Lastly, I thank all the viewers for the continued love and support and making this show a success.”

Watch &TV’s Ek Mahanayak Dr B. R. Ambedkar every Monday to Friday at 8.30 pm

Apne Pita Aur Guru Ji Se Millie Thi Babasaheb Ko Pehchaan

Dr Ambedkar was one of the greatest leaders of our times. His achievements are unmatched, and his contribution to society has been immense. However, his journey was not easy and filled with many challenges. But there were two people whose support and encouragement played a significant role in shaping Babasaheb’s life and future. They were his father, Ramji Sakpal and Guruji, Krishna Keshav Ambedkar. The celebrations for Teachers’ day would be incomplete without making a special mention of these two exemplary teachers. Ramji Sakpal, Babasaheb’s father, always stood by him as the pillar of strength. He was the perfect example of a guide, philosopher, and a great mentor. While his Guruji, Krishna Keshav Ambedkar gave Babasaheb his surname, ‘Ambedkar’ when Babasaheb faced discrimination in school. In &TV’s Ek Mahanayak Dr B. R. Ambedkar, viewers will see Bhimrao getting an admission into a new school, courtesy his Guruji. Bhimrao is filled with joy, and as a gesture of respect towards his Guruji, he touches the imprints of his feet formed in mud, and says, Aap se mile mujhe pehchaan, mann mein mere Bhagwan se bardkar hai aapka staan.”

Jagannath Nivangune who essays the role of Ramji Sakpal in &TV’s Ek Mahanayak Dr B. R. Ambedkar comments, “A good teacher is one who inspires and encourages, as well as prepares one to face different chapters of life and learn from it. Babasaheb was fortunate to have not one but two such gurus – his school teacher Krishna Keshav Ambedkar and his father, Ramji Sakpal. While his teacher guided Babasaheb towards his ultimate career path, his father stood by him through challenging times and inspired him to face these with courage and intellect. Following their guidance, Dr B. R. Ambedkar began a historical journey of making a mark for himself and becoming the drafter of the Indian constitution. We should thank these inspiring teachers behind the inspiring leader, who to taught him various life lessons and nurtured him into becoming the inspiring leaders of our times.”

Watch the brand new episodes of ‘Ek Mahanayak Dr B.R. Ambedkar’ at 8:30 pm only on &TV