Sony SAB's Wagle Ki Duniya explores new horizons: Atharva steps into junior college, Sakhi chases media dreams

Mumbai: Sony SAB's 'Wagle Ki Duniya – Nayi Peedhi Naye Kissey' continues to touch hearts with its portrayal of the common man's everyday struggles, showing how the Wagle family sticks together through thick and thin. In recent episodes, the third generation of the Wagle family Atharva (Sheehan Kapahi) and Sakhi (Chinmayee Salvi) begin a new chapter in their lives as Atharva secures admission to his dream college, meanwhile, Sakhi joins a media school.

In the upcoming episodes, Atharva's college life begins with its own set of challenges. He faces bullying from a group of mean kids in his classroom, which deeply affects him. The sweet and sheltered youngest Wagle undergoes a journey of self-discovery, learning the power of standing up against mistreatment. Meanwhile, Sakhi receives a college assignment to write about her role model. Much to Vandana's (Pariva Pranati) surprise and disappointment, Sakhi chooses to write about Kiara (Anju Jadhav), Rajesh's driven and modern career-oriented boss, instead of her mother. As both kids encounter new challenges and come to important realizations, Rajesh (Sumeet Raghavan) and Vandana struggle to adjust to these changes and accept that they are no longer their children's role models.

Sumeet Raghavan, who plays the role of Rajesh Wagle, said, "It's definitely going to be difficult for Rajesh to see his son, whom he has always protected, face something like ragging. He knows the effect it can have on a young mind. It will be interesting, though, to see how Rajesh learns to accept that kids can handle things at their level and should be given the chance to do so."

Pariva Pranati, who plays the role of Vandana Wagle, said, "Viewers have always seen Vandana as her kids' best friend and go-to person, so when Sakhi gets the assignment, she is confident that her daughter will choose her as a role model. And when that doesn't happen, she is utterly shocked and saddened. It's a tough reality for any parent to accept that their children look up to someone else. However, both Rajesh and Vandana will evolve through this process. They will grow and adapt while also retaining their core values that are still important."