Subhash Ghai,” Motherhood is the most common factor in a woman so I have a huge respect towards any woman”

Subhash Ghai, the renowned –director/producer/writer known for his always focused on strengthening the movement of woman empowerment debuts with his first television triumph titled "Jaanki" based on fighting gender bias; This marks Mukta Arts' first foray into television production. The show's narrative is inspired by Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi's undeterred campaign to support female literacy and ban female infanticide. 'Jaanki ', a television triumph anchored by Subhash Ghai, celebrates womanhood, and embraces a future where the unyielding spirit of Indian women, empowers the Government of India's vision of ''Beti Bachaao, Beti Padhaao." The show shall premiere on DD National on 15th August, marking the auspicious occasion of Independence Day.

On always highlighting women empowerment connected you to woman-oriented subjects,” I have spent my childhood; being very close to my mother. She raised me by inculcating all the ethical and societal values in me. My mother was an educated lady. She graduated in 1942. and explained the meaning of the term,” Nari Shakti.” She was an extremely powerful lady and she taught me Sanskrit. Therefore we have also released the iconic song, “Karma” in Sanskrit recently. Rajani Jairam jee an acquaintance of singer Kavita Krishna Murthy has written it in Sanskrit, it is the mother of all languages.

On making successful films about strong beliefs of human relationships and their emotions well depicted in his films, “I have spent my life in a hostel. I was fortunate that I got exposed independently and lived with both rich and poor people. I also have closely seen the crime world and lived as well as learned from literary people too. I learned a lot from people who led a much-grounded life. All these experiences allowed me to tell my stories differently. Until you are closely associated with the real societal world, how will you be able to narrate them? Our stories are a true representation of our own society that we live in. You need to be closely associated with societal structure and people living in and around it. You cannot live in a castle. You have to feel and experience their lives.

On debuting in Television with Jaanki, again with a strong female subject-,” Yes, Now we are making "Jaanki ''. This show will premiere on DD national-TV, on 15th August at 8:30 PM. It has 208 episodes. Janaki is a heart-rending saga of a daughter who faces rejection. How she channelizes her strength n the sooner she grows makes the entire society realizes this shameful act. A daughter is not a” Praya Dhan “she is not a liability but an asset to their family and the society, This is what is depicted through, “I have c"Jaanki" composed three song numbers. It is my story but has been written by specialist writers. Door Darshan is the highest-viewed platform.

On always respecting a woman, “We need to respect every woman as a mother to us. A female comes to you in the form of a wife, or daughter but her motherhood caring quality never ceases. Today my daughter treats me as a mother. Motherhood is the most common factor in a woman so I have a huge respect and love towards any woman. Even your girlfriend starts treating you like a mother and takes care.

On the conceptualization of Jaanki,” I already had a story and DD requested me to give it to them. When we narrated it to them they loved the story. After getting a green signal from them we made it and gave it to them.

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