Tell us about the new series Kahani Navbharat Ki and what got you onboard?
Ans. The new show Kahani Navbharat Ki, is basically a celebration of a glorious 75 years of independence. It is a celebration of what makes us what we are. It’s a very highly researched non-fiction show. We had a lot of sociologists, historians, and academicians who were a part of our research team, and that’s what makes it more exciting. Somewhere down the line, I always wanted to be a part of something like this, something informative, something that talks about our rich and diverse culture, and also, somewhere down the line, there is a massive sense of pride amongst each one of us that is associated with this show. Because we are celebrating 75 years of independence, it was an idea to share what’s gone into making India what it is today. Considering the fact that we have the largest democracy in the world, one of the most robust legal institutions in the world, it’s an informative show it’s about inspiring people who are watching it. it’s about creating a sense of curiosity about what happened in the history, and all these things were the primary reasons to why came on it.

How did you settle in the role of a narrator?