Even today in many things, old traditions are preserved in the villages and even in the cities and the Marathi series ‘Bai Tyjhapayi’ aired on ZEE5 is a commentary on the old traditions of the society and raises questions about them. Produced by Sixteen By Sixty-Four Productions and directed by director Nipun Dharmadhikari, the series tells the story of courage, education and struggle of a teenage girl.

Changes that occur as a girl grows up

When a girl is growing up at home, the natural changes that take place in her body and then the social restrictions imposed on her while going through those big changes and how this girl stands against them and what situations she faces, this series is an eye opener of the society in a way. Every coming of age girl and her parents should actually watch this series.

Even in the current situation, how the social consciousness and age-old traditions of the society are preserved and how necessary it is to break them, a very precise commentary has been made from this series.

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What is the story?

This story is set in the background of the village ‘Vesasa Wadgaon’ in the 1990s. This story is being told by Lakshmi Aji to her granddaughter Ahilya (Sajiri Joshi) and Ahilya’s story is something that girls in the society really need to tell and understand.

Ahilya, the heroine of this series, is shown raising her voice against superstitions, traditions and injustice in the society and fights for the right to education. She works to bring about change in the entire village. Sajiri literally lives this character. This girl represents the society and is shown in this series doing the work of defying the constraints of the society. Along with Sajiri, actresses Kshithi Jog, Siddesh Dhuri and Shivraj Vaichal are in the lead roles and director Dharmadhikari has made an impressive creation of Saksham Stree.

The story of society

It has been shown that only virgins can enter Vesai’s house after the girl comes of age, i.e. when she starts menstruating, the tradition is to marry her off. If this matter is concealed, the girl is punished with hair removal and she is also ostracized. Due to this, the marriage of girls is also arranged within the village and provision is made to prevent cross-dressing. Meanwhile, Sajiri, who dreams of becoming a doctor, has to struggle to face all these things and what troubles her after her period starts, what troubles her in crossing the ingrained tradition, her dilemma, you as an audience get involved and get a thorn in your side.

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Amazing work of celebration

This is Sajiri Joshi’s second film and how has her acting been. She has done a very beautiful and effortless job and has played this character very well. She has got a lot of support from Ksiti Jog. It is true that education and self-confidence are the freedom of women and that is what Sajiri conveys to the audience through acting. The work of showing a mirror to the society has been done through this series. It is sure that the journey of this series gives a lot of social consciousness to the audience!