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

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

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"We Have Never Let Language Become a Barrier": Aarti Birajdar on the Heartwarming Bond Behind Thodi Si Umeed Thoda Sa Aasman Every show has something that makes it special, and Sun Neo's recently launched Thodi Si Umeed Thoda Sa Aasman is no different. While the show inspires viewers with the extraordinary journey of an ordinary girl, its off-screen story is just as heartwarming. Actress Aarti Birajdar, who plays Vaidehi, shares how the cast and crew, despite coming from different places and speaking different languages, have come together like one family. Talking about it, Aarti Birajdar said, “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 ar...
IMDb exclusive: Saif Ali Khan says “they don’t make movies like Kal Ho Na Ho anymore”  

IMDb exclusive: Saif Ali Khan says “they don’t make movies like Kal Ho Na Ho anymore”  

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IMDb exclusive: Saif Ali Khan says "they don't make movies like Kal Ho Na Ho anymore"     Saif Ali Khan, one of Hindi cinema's most versatile actors, recently sat down with IMDb for an exclusive segment where he revisited some of his most celebrated performances, decoding the choices behind them and sharing candid anecdotes from the sets of these classics. Talking about how he came to play Langda Tyagi in Omkara, Khan recalled a remarkable coincidence involving his mother, veteran actor Sharmila Tagore, and director Vishal Bhardwaj. Shortly after his mother encouraged him to explore Shakespearean roles “like Othello”, his phone rang. “It was Vishal Bhardwaj, saying, 'I'm thinking of doing Shakespeare.' I was like, 'What?' And he's like, 'Yes, Othello,'" he recalled. Khan also...