Ek Mahanayak: Dr. B.R. Ambedkar completes 700 episodes, team celebrates
etimes.in | Dec 9, 2022, 07.30 PM IST
Ek Mahanayak - Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, which premiered in December 2019, has successfully completed 700 episodes. The show's strong characters, remarkable dialogue, engaging screenplay, and compelling plot made it a hit with viewers right away and helped propel it up the ratings. By cutting a cake together on the set, the cast, including Bhimrao (Atharva), Ramabai (Narayani Mahesh Varne), and Ramji Sakpal (Jagannath Nivangune), celebrated the achievement.
Atharva, who plays Young Bhimrao, said, "The show's successful journey over the years is reason enough to celebrate, and the 700-episode milestone is icing on the cake".
Jagannath Nivangune who is playing Ramji Sakpal said, "Every new milestone gives us artists a sense of accomplishment and reiterates that we are on the right path. I am proud to play Ramji, his father, who has always supported his ambitious and visionary son like a pillar of strength.”
"The journey of Ek Mahanayak—Dr. B.R. Ambedkar has been wonderful, and I feel happy and proud to be a part of this successful show," Narayani Mahesh Varne, who played Ramabai, said. It has been an excellent personal and professional experience. “We will continue to maintain the audience's interest in our show and establish new standards”, she added.
Atharva, who plays Young Bhimrao, said, "The show's successful journey over the years is reason enough to celebrate, and the 700-episode milestone is icing on the cake".
Jagannath Nivangune who is playing Ramji Sakpal said, "Every new milestone gives us artists a sense of accomplishment and reiterates that we are on the right path. I am proud to play Ramji, his father, who has always supported his ambitious and visionary son like a pillar of strength.”
"The journey of Ek Mahanayak—Dr. B.R. Ambedkar has been wonderful, and I feel happy and proud to be a part of this successful show," Narayani Mahesh Varne, who played Ramabai, said. It has been an excellent personal and professional experience. “We will continue to maintain the audience's interest in our show and establish new standards”, she added.