Mere Sai - Shraddha Aur Saburi

Mere Sai - Shraddha Aur Saburi (English: My Sai - Faith And Patience) is an Indian Hindi television series which premiered on Sony Entertainment Television on 25 September 2017. The show stars Tushar Dalvi in the lead role along with Kishori Godbole, Vaibhav Mangle in supporting roles.[2][3][4]

Mere Sai - Shraddha Aur Saburi
Also known asMere Sai
Created byAparna Padgaonkar
Written byRoshni Suvrna
Screenplay byKoel Chaudhuri
Story byRoshni Suvrna
Directed by
  • Sachin P. Ambre
  • Harsh B. Agrawal
Creative directorSiddhav Nachane
Starring
Theme music composerDevendra Bhome
Opening theme"Om Sai Om...Sai Om..."
ComposerDevendra Bhome
Country of originIndia
Original languageHindi
No. of episodes799
Production
Executive producerRajan Singh
ProducersNitin Vaidya
Ninad Vaidya
Aparna Padgaonkar
CinematographySantosh Tripathi
EditorAmey Godkar
Running time22 mins
Production companyDashami Creations
Release
Original networkSony Entertainment Television
Picture format
Original release25 September 2017 (2017-09-25)[1] 
present
External links
Mere Sai - Shraddha Aur Saburi

Plot

This show narrates the story about Sai Baba of Shirdi. He helps many people of Shirdi village and even fulfils one's needs. He had corrected mistakes of many villainous and greedy people ( Kulkarni sarkar) who hate him and his teachings. He showed them the path of Dharma and made them, devoted only to God.

Cast

Main Cast

Recurring cast

  • Himanshu Rai as Keshav Kulkarni
  • Saurabh S Kaushik as Tatya Patil (grown up)
  • Siddhant Karnick as Ganpat Rao
  • Aaloak Kapoor as Gokuldas
  • Sushma Prashant as Appa Kote Patil's mother
  • Rakshit Wahi as Tatya Patil
  • Yash Rajendra Karia as Bheema
  • Anant Mahadevan as Bal Gangadhar Tilak
  • Manav Soneji as Ali
  • Raj Sharnagat as Narayan
  • Sneha Bhawsar as Sulakshana
  • Syed Aman Mian Sharma as Keshav Kulkarni [5][6]
  • Priyanka Joshi Hait as Rukmini Vaini (Kulkarni's wife)
  • Sharmila Rajaram Shinde[7][8] as Chihu Tai (Kulkarni's younger sister)
  • Bhupindder Bhoopii as Santa (2019-)
  • Arun Singh as Devidas
  • Chirag Dave as Mhalsapati Ji
  • Dhruti Mangeshkar as Jhipri 'Lakshmi' (Young)
  • Drisha Kalyani as Jhipri 'Lakshmi' (Grown)
  • Hemant Thatte as Appa Kote Patil
  • Avtaar N Vaishnani as Keshav (Kulkarni's son - young)
  • Bhushan Dhupkar as Panta (Kulkarni's servant)
  • Harpreet Singh Bindra as Anta (Kulkarni's servant)
  • Chandan Madan as Srikanth
  • Bippin Procha as Ranoji
  • Mahesh Welkar as
  • Tarun Khanna as Ratnakar Rao
  • Siddarth Arya as Bal Sai
  • Aishani Yadav as Yamuna (Mhalsapati's eldest daughter)
  • Mohammad Samar as Balram (Pari's cousin)
  • Amit Jaat as Tryambak (Bayaza Maa's younger brother)
  • Anupriya Parmar as Gunwanta Bai (Tryambak's wife)
  • Rajiv Mishra as Dilawar Ali
  • Sangita Adhikari as Pandhari's wife
  • Smita Dongre as Funtru Kaki
  • Flora Saini as Suvarna Bai
  • Supriya Pilgaonkar as Suhasini Bai (Appa Kote Patil's aunt)
  • Sneha Wagh as Tulsa
  • Bhawana Meghwal as Nirali's mother
  • Advait Soman as Uddhav
  • Tasheen Shah as Tara (Pari's Cousin)
  • Mridula Choudhury as
  • Ketki Dave as Kamla Tai (Champa's mother-in-law)
  • Sarita Joshi as Savita
  • Supriya Pathak as Geeta Maa (Cameo)
  • Nishkarsh Kulshrestha as Raghunath
  • Jay Zaveri as Ganpat/Das Ganu Maharaj
  • Shruti Bhist as Sumati
  • Aaditya Bajpayee as Mohan
  • Anubhav Dixit as Digambar
  • Anang Desai as Ganjanan
  • Khushboo Tawde as Tejaswi

Production

The filming of the series which resumed after three months owing COVID-19 outbreak in India in late June was halt soon in early July until 7 July 2020 when a crew member was tested positive for the virus and the cast and crew were kept under quarantine.[9]

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References


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