'Advocate Anjali Awasthi' takes a 20-Year leap; Daughter Aarti Awasthi to take charge
Popular courtroom drama Advocate Anjali Awasthi is all set to take a significant 20-year leap, marking the beginning of a powerful new chapter. The show, known for its impactful storytelling and strong focus on social justice, followed the journey of Anjali Awasthi,a fearless and principled advocate who stood firmly for the truth and fought relentlessly against injustice.
Her sharp legal mind and unwavering moral strength made her a symbol of hope and empowerment for viewers.
The makers have now unveiled the teaser of the upcoming episode which shows the leap.
Now, with the story moving ahead by the next generation. The recently released teaser offers a glimpse into this transition and reveals that the new chapter will be led by Aarti Awasthi, daughter of Anjali Awasthi.
As the legacy of Advocate Anjali Awasthi continues through the next generation, viewers can expect a renewed wave of emotion, drama, and courtroom intensity.
The leap promises to bring in new energy while staying rooted in the values of justice, truth, and courage that defined the original journey.
Due to the upcoming generation leap, a few actors have decided to part ways from the show. Anshul Bammi, who is currently portraying the antagonist Yuvraj Thakur in the television show Advocate Anjali Awasthi, has decided to quit the show due to its upcoming leap. The actor in an exclusive chat with Times of India TV opened up about his decision, he said, "I would like to clarify that my decision to step away from the show is not related to the age of the character.
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I have no hesitation in portraying a character older than my actual age. However, with the recent leap in the storyline, I believe the focus of the show will now shift more towards the new cast."
He further added, "Naturally, the narrative will revolve around their journey, and it feels like the right time for me to explore new opportunities. Additionally, it has been almost a year since I've been away from Mumbai, and I'm truly missing the city. I feel this is the right moment to return, both personally and professionally."
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