Wagle’s World: Mumbai. ‘Naye Generation Naye Kisse’ has truly left its mark on Indian television. Apart from entertaining, the show is discussing daily social problems, and encouraging open dialogue. A unique aspect of the show is its portrayal of multiple generations, including grandparents Srinivas Wagle (Anjaan Srivastava) and Radhika Wagle (Bharti Achrekar), parents Rajesh Wagle (Sumeet Raghavan) and Vandana Wagle (Pariva Pranati), and Young teenage kids Sakhi (Chinmayee Salvi) and Atharva Wagle (Sheehan Kapahi) are involved. Completely moving away from the run-of-the-mill drama, Wagle Ki Duniya throws light on the social problems faced by common middle-class people in their daily lives. Here’s a closer look at some of the relevant social topics showcased by Wagle Ki Duniya in the last three years.
1. Awareness on breast cancer
When Vandana was diagnosed with breast cancer, this sensitive issue was tackled boldly in Wagle’s world. Committed to responsible storytelling, the show sensitively highlighted the importance of early diagnosis, dispelled myths, and beautifully depicted the vital role of family support during such challenging times.
2. Support women’s safety
In a powerful story, the serious issue of molestation in Wagle’s world is discussed when elder daughter Sakhi faces an unfortunate incident at the hands of a fashion photographer. The show depicts Sakhi’s journey and highlights the psychological impact it has on her. It also showed the unwavering support of the Wagle family, as they fearlessly stood in support of Sakhi, helping her overcome the trauma and fight against the criminal.
3. Discussing taboos related to menstruation
Wagle Ki Duniya was praised for discussing a common taboo in Indian households. When Sakhi questions her grandmother’s traditional views on women during periods, the show delivers a thoughtful and heart-warming message, emphasizing viewing periods as a normal process and standing against social taboos.
4. Tackling child labor
When the Wagle family’s domestic help entrusted their eight-year-old daughter with the task of taking care of an infant, the family began to discuss the sensitive and troubling issue of child labour. Showcasing how child labor robs these children of a happy childhood, the issue gave thought to those who may have seen similar situations in their own environment, and encouraged people to consider simple ways to They can contribute to bringing change in this problem.
5. Sensitization of mental health
Breaking taboos related to mental health, the show sensitively portrayed a character dealing with ADHD. By promoting understanding and empathy towards this common disorder, Wagle Ki Duniya encouraged the audience to talk openly about their problems without any shame.
While Wagle Ki Duniya continues its journey, the show remains a powerful medium to drive positive change, using relatable storytelling to engage audiences and foster important dialogues in society.