We Have Never Let Language Become a Barrier: Aarti Birajdar on the Heartwarming Bond Behind Thodi Si Umeed Thoda Sa Aasman

“One thing I would really like to share is that our set is a beautiful mix of people. Some of us have come from Mumbai, while others are from Kolhapur and different parts of Maharashtra. We are currently shooting in Kolhapur, and it's wonderful to see everyone making an effort to learn Marathi. Every day, the team members from Mumbai pick up new Marathi words and try using them on set. It is always heartwarming to watch their enthusiasm and willingness to learn.”

“For me, the most special part is that we have never let language become a barrier. I am a typical Maharashtrian, yet I am playing a Hindi character, and everyone has been equally supportive. Our unit is made up of people from Mumbai as well as local talent from Kolhapur and Maharashtra, but we all work together like one family. No matter where we come from or what language we speak, we are united by our passion for the show and work together with one heart.”