Fulfilling my dream of becoming a journalist through Sakhi: Chinmayee Salvi reflects on her role in Sony SAB’s ‘Wagle Ki Duniya’
Sony SAB’s ‘Wagle Ki Duniya - Nayi Peedhi Naye Kissey’ is loved for its realistic portrayal of a middle-class family’s daily life, offering a heartwarming blend of emotional stories and relatable life lessons. The show continues to keep viewers hooked with its authentic depiction of the Wagle family's adventures and challenges.
City Air News
Aug 3, 2024 07:51
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Mumbai, August 3, 2024: Sony SAB’s ‘Wagle Ki Duniya - Nayi Peedhi Naye Kissey’ is loved for its realistic portrayal of a middle-class family’s daily life, offering a heartwarming blend of emotional stories and relatable life lessons. The show continues to keep viewers hooked with its authentic depiction of the Wagle family's adventures and challenges.
Chinmayee Salvi, who plays Sakhi Wagle, finds herself living out a dream she once aspired to but couldn’t pursue. Having studied mass media, Chinmayee had always imagined a career in journalism but never had the opportunity to follow that path. Through her role as Sakhi who is a journalism student, she is finally able to explore this passion as her character embarks on this journey.
In the current track, Sakhi Wagle has enrolled in a journalism college to chase her dreams. The character’s on-screen journey mirrors Chinmayee’s real-life goals, allowing her to get a sneak peek into the world of journalism through Sakhi’s experiences. From interning at a local news channel to reporting on significant stories like a sting operation and stock market scams, Sakhi’s role as a budding reporter brings Chinmayee's real-life ambitions to life.
Reflecting on this coincidence of her real-life aspirations and her on-screen journey, Chinmayee Salvi shares, "Playing Sakhi has been an incredibly fulfilling experience for me. I've always dreamed of being a journalist, and through this role, I've been able to live that dream in a unique way. It's amazing to see Sakhi grow and make an impact as an ambitious reporter. This role has allowed me to experience the thrill of journalism, something I hold close to my heart. I had studied Mass Media in real life but was never able to take it up as a profession as I switched to acting. So, I am glad that I am able to live both my dreams – of acting and pursing journalism through Wagle Ki Duniya."
