Mumbai, Nov 15, : , Actress Hetal Yadav was hired to play a key role in the forthcoming show ‘Kashibai Bhajirao Ballal.She will be seen as ‘Bhawanibai’, the mother of ‘Kashibai’, played by Aarohi Patel.
Aarohi Paltel will portray her as ‘Bhawanibai,’ the mother of Kashibai. Hetal says: “I play the character of ‘Bhawanibai’, Kashi’s biological mother who is the leading lady of the family and very strong-headed.Hetal said: “I play the role of Bhawanibai, Kashi’s biological mom who is very strong-headed and the leader of the family.’Bhawanibai’ holds the last and final call over household matter.’Bhawanibai is the final and final authority on household matters.Whilst being a woman of great grit and power, ‘Bhawanibai’ has a special place in the heart for her daughter ‘Kashi’ and is over-protective towards her as she is the youngest and the only girl child of the family.”.While a woman of immense grit, power and strength, ‘Bhawanibai has a special place inside her heart for her daughter, ‘Kashi’.
She is also overprotective of her because she is the youngest and only girl child in the family.
The show focuses on how ‘Kashibai’ looked after the Maratha Empire during the period her husband Bajirao Ballal, the 7th Peshwa of the Maratha Empire was busy in expanding his kingdom.
The story focuses on how Kashibai looked after the Maratha empire during the time her husband Bajirao Balal, the 7th Peshwa (of the Maratha Imperial), was busy expanding his kingdom.
While Aarohi is seen essaying the young ‘Kashibai’, Hetal has tried her best to depict her mother in a realistic way.Hetal tried to portray her mother realistically, even though Aarohi is depicted as the young ‘Kashibai’.
When asked about the kind of preparation she put in for the character of ‘Bhawanibai’, Hetal replies: It’s the first time I am playing a role of a Marathi Brahmin woman.Hetal answered a question about how she prepared for the role of “Bhawanibai”: This is the first time that I’m playing the role of Marathi Brahmin women.Even though I was born and brought up in Mumbai having learnt Marathi as a subject, the dialect of a traditional Marathi woman is very different compared to what is spoken today.
Although I was born in Mumbai and had studied Marathi as an subject, the Marathi dialect spoken by traditional Marathi women is quite different from what we speak today.To perfect the mannerisms and grasp the right pronunciation of the language spoken then, the production team provided us with a language coach who constantly kept a check.”.The production team provided a language coach to help us learn the correct pronunciation and perfect our mannerisms.
“Our producer Smriti Shinde showed us videos on Brahmin women of those days to perfect the body language from their style of walking, sitting, holding their pallus, etc.”Our producer Smriti Shinde showed videos of Brahmin women from those days to help us understand their body language.She demonstrated how they walked, sat, held their pallus, and more.It’s a matter of great honour for me to play this part and knew I had to push myself outside of my comfort zone,” adds the acress known for her roles in shows like ‘Balika Vadhu’, ‘Taarak Mehta Ka Oolta Chashma’ and many more.It was a great honor to me to play this role and I knew that I had to go beyond my comfort zone.” She is well-known for her roles on shows such as ‘Balika Vadhu, ‘Taarak Mehta Ka Oolta Chashma’, and many others.
Hetal shares that the most challenging part she faced while prepping and shooting for the role is the fact that her on-screen personality is completely opposite to what she is in reality.Hetal shared that the most difficult part of filming and prepping for the role was the fact that her personality on screen is totally different from what she is in real life.
“‘Bhawanibai’ is the total opposite of what Hetal Yadav is in real life.”Bhawanibai” is Hetal Yadav’s complete opposite.I am more outgoing, chirpy and my decibel, in general, is loud as compared to ‘Bhawanibai’ who is calm, poised and composed.I’m more outgoing and chirpy than ‘Bhawanibai, who is calm, composed, and poised.To get into that character and control my body language was my biggest challenge.My greatest challenge was to get into that persona and control my body language.
As ‘Bhawanibai’, I had to make sure I sound firm, not loud and keep my body movement in control,” Hetal concludes.Hetal says that I was ‘Bhawanibai’ and had to sound strong, not loud, and maintain control of my body movements.”
‘Kashibai Bajirao Ballal’ airs from November 15 on Zee TV.Zee TV’s ‘Kashibai Bajirao Ballal’ airs on November 15, 2010.
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