Renowned television actress Apra Mehta, known for her role as Rajeshree in “Prathaon Ki Odhe Chunri: Beendani,” expressed pride in witnessing the evolution of Indian television. Starting her career at 15 with Mumbai Doordarshan, she emphasized the medium’s enduring impact and responsibility. Mehta highlighted the significance of meaningful and positive content in connecting with viewers, citing the changing landscape of television over the years.
Apra Mehta, who has appeared in around 40 daily shows including popular soaps like “Alpviram” and “Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi,” emphasized the global influence of Indian television. She noted the substantial audience base of television, underscoring its role in driving change and promoting positive messages. Mehta, who travels worldwide for her drama shows, highlighted the strong connection of Indians abroad with Indian television, emphasizing the need to reflect contemporary realities through TV content.
In her current show, “Prathaon Ki Odhe Chunri: Beendani,” Apra Mehta’s character challenges traditional beliefs about girls’ education. Through the storyline, the show aims to advocate for girls’ education, addressing prevalent societal norms. Mehta stressed the importance of using television as a platform to convey messages that resonate with audiences, especially in areas where educational opportunities for girls are limited.
