Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 11 minutes ago

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In this conversation, Sheeba Chaddha breaks down the contrasting roles and agency given to women in the two families. While the women in the Tripathi household are largely restricted to the private spaces of the home, Vasudha and Dimpy in the Pandit family have a much stronger voice and are given the freedom to influence how their household is run.

Sheeba explains how this difference comes from the worlds these families belong to. The Tripathis are a family of powerful bahubalis, while the Pandits represent a more ordinary working middle-class family, with a father whose honesty and principles stand in sharp contrast to the choices of his sons.

She also talks about Dimpy’s sense of agency and her commitment to honesty and justice, while exploring the more complicated side of Vasudha. As the story progresses, Vasudha’s flaws become increasingly visible, particularly in the unusual choice she makes when her sons decide to enter a violent life.

Watch the full conversation with Sheeba Chaddha on Digital Commentary. 🎬🔥

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