Prathaon Ki Odhe Chunri: Beendani Actors Relive Rajasthani Traditions During Jaipur Visit
The cast of Prathaon Ki Odhe Chunri: Beendani—Akash Jagga, Gauri Shelgaonkar, and Monika Khanna—share emotional moments from their Jaipur visit as they dive into the heart of Rajasthan's culture, bonding with locals and embracing their roles ahead of the show’s premiere on 12th August at 9 PM.
Jaipur, 06 August: Before a story touches the hearts of the audience, it first comes alive for the people who bring it to the screen. That’s exactly what happened with the cast of Prathaon Ki Odhe Chunri: Beendani as they visited the heart of Rajasthan- Jaipur. From exploring the local culture, understanding the real struggles of the Beendanis, to bonding over a delicious Rajasthani thali — this visit turned into an emotional and unforgettable experience for Akash Jagga, Gauri Shelgaonkar, and Monika Khanna. Here’s what they had to say about their time in the vibrant Pink City.
The show follows the story of Ghevar, a spirited young girl from a small village in Rajasthan. Raised with love by her elder brother and sister-in-law after losing her parents, Ghevar’s world revolves around her family. But life takes an unexpected turn when destiny places a newborn child in their path, a child that connects two completely different worlds. As hope, heartbreak, and hidden truths collide, Ghevar finds herself at the center of a powerful story about promises, sacrifices, and a woman’s fight to protect what she loves.
Gauri Shelgaonkar, who plays the role of Ghevar, had a wonderful experience visiting Jaipur. She shared, "This was my first time in Rajasthan, and I feel so grateful that this show gave me the chance to visit such a beautiful place. In Jaipur, I not only got to see the rich culture I had only heard about before, but I also had the chance to meet some real-life Beendanis. Listening to their stories touched me deeply. It made me feel that they are truly living the character I am portraying in the show, and it created an even stronger connection between me and my character, Ghevar Their journey gave me a new sense of purpose and inspiration to bring honesty to my role. I feel truly lucky to be part of a show that not only celebrates Rajasthan’s vibrant traditions but also highlights the hidden strength of the women who live behind the ghungat. Being there, seeing their lives up close, and feeling their silent courage is something I will carry with me forever."