On the occasion of Hindi Diwas, Sony SAB actors react to a challenge that puts their Hindi speaking skills to test
In today’s evolving times with increased exposure to the English language and multiple dialects, mixing languages has become quite common in everyday conversations. However, television actors are often seen switching to chaste Hindi when shooting for shows. But if asked to speak only in Hindi for an entire day, would they find it easy to communicate, or would it require a conscious effort? On the occasion of Hindi Diwas, Sony SAB artists share their take on this.
City Air News
Jan 6, 2025 06:30
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Mumbai, January 6, 2025: In today’s evolving times with increased exposure to the English language and multiple dialects, mixing languages has become quite common in everyday conversations. However, television actors are often seen switching to chaste Hindi when shooting for shows. But if asked to speak only in Hindi for an entire day, would they find it easy to communicate, or would it require a conscious effort? On the occasion of Hindi Diwas, Sony SAB artists share their take on this.
Darshan Gurjar playing the role of Chirag in Pushpa Impossible said, "Language bridges hearts, and Hindi is the soul of our culture. In today’s time, people often mix English into their Hindi conversations, but speaking pure Hindi for an entire day wouldn’t be a challenge for me. Growing up in Noida, I understood the importance of Hindi as a language that connects everyone. It’s always been close to my heart, and I’d embrace the chance to speak it exclusively, even for a day.”
Krishna Bharadwaj playing the role of Tenali in Tenali Rama said, "In the way conversations happen now, it’s unlikely that anyone—be it an actor or even people from any other field speak only in Hindi for an entire day, especially those living in metropolitan cities. While people in smaller towns like Ranchi where I belong to or Indore still speak fluent Hindi, hence if I have been given a task to speak in Hindi for an entire day; it won’t actually be a task for me."
Naveen Pandita playing the role of Ashwin Patel in Pushpa Impossible said, "While I’m comfortable speaking English, there’s a depth and authenticity in expressing emotions through Hindi. In today’s world, it’s natural to mix a few English words while speaking Hindi, but if I were to speak purely in Hindi for a day, I’d gladly embrace the challenge—Hindi has a unique charm that truly resonates with me."
Garima Parihar playing the role of Deepti Patel in Pushpa Impossible said, "These days, people often blend Hindi and English in their conversations, and that’s become quite common. Speaking purely in Hindi for an entire day might seem unusual in today’s time, but for me, it wouldn’t be a challenge at all. Hindi is a language I feel at ease with, and I’d enjoy the opportunity to immerse myself in its richness."
