Sushmita Sen: In honour of Pride Month, the acclaimed actress Sushmita Sen has recently unveiled details of her new web series ‘Taali’, slated to premiere on JioCinema soon. Sen is stepping into the shoes of prominent transgender activist, Gauri Sawant, for this poignant series. As part of her promotion, she released a compelling promo where she utters a powerful line, “Main Taali bajaati nahi bajwati hoon”, translating to “I don’t clap, I make others clap”, thus intriguing her numerous followers and fans.
MUST READ: Manushi Chhillar Stuns in Sensational Backless Black Gown – A Lesson in Classic Elegance
‘Aarya’ Star, Sushmita Sen, Embraces a New Challenging Role
Sushmita Sen, who garnered significant praise for her performance in the series ‘Aarya’, has now embarked on a new project, ‘Taali’. This series, under the helm of Marathi filmmaker Ravi Jadhav, is currently in production. Sen took to social media on the concluding day of Pride month to share a tantalising promo of ‘Taali’ that has generated a ripple of enthusiasm amongst her fans.
View this post on Instagram
Sushmita Sen Proudly Steps into the Role of Gauri Sawant
Sen’s first look as Gauri Sawant in ‘Taali’ was also unveiled on Instagram. She expressed her admiration for Sawant and her excitement in bringing this influential figure’s story to light. Sen emphasised the significance of living a dignified life and reciprocated the love and affection received from her fans.
An Outpouring of Love and Praise for Sushmita Sen’s Bold Choice
Sen’s bold choice of portraying such an inspiring figure was met with an outpouring of love and support. Her daughter, Renee, and sister-in-law, Charu Asopa, joined the bandwagon to appreciate her venture. Charu was left spellbound by the first look while Renee expressed her undying love and backing for her mother’s endeavour.
Shedding Light on the Remarkable Journey of Gauri Sawant
Gauri Sawant, a respected activist and founder of Sakhi Char Chaughi Trust, works tirelessly to encourage safe sex and provide counsel for the transgender community in Mumbai. Her life took a remarkable turn when she, born as Ganesh Sawant, left her family to embrace her identity and moved to Bombay. During her tenure at an NGO, she adopted Gayatri, a girl orphaned after her mother’s death due to HIV.
In conclusion, the anticipation for ‘Taali’ has reached fever pitch. Viewers are eager to see Sushmita Sen recreate the compelling story of Gauri Sawant, and deliver another groundbreaking performance on screen.
DNP ENTERTAINMENT FOLLOW US: FACEBOOK, INSTAGRAM, and TWITTER.
