Fans of the slice-of-life series Wagle Ki Duniya - Nayi Peedhi Naye Kissey from Sony SAB (also available on Sony LIV [OTTplay Premium]) continue to value it as it highlights the evolving relationships among generations and the intricacies of middle-class existence. A significant emotional shift occurs in the latest storyline as the series explores the delicate balance between parental anxiety and a child's growing wish for independence.

Sakhi’s significant decision triggers emotional responses

Viewers have recently seen Chinmayee Salvi’s Sakhi make the important choice to depart from the Wagle home and start her independent journey in Kharghar with her friends. Rajesh (Sumeet Raghvan) exhibits excessive worry and is very protective, while Vandana (Pariva Pranati) is clearly upset about her daughter stepping out into the wider world.

In the upcoming episodes, Rajesh discreetly installs a CCTV camera outside Sakhi's apartment because he can't stop feeling anxious. A nearby theft reveals the hidden camera, turning what started as a secret effort to ensure Sakhi's safety into a complicated situation. When Sakhi talks to her father about his distrust, the Wagle family engages in a passionate discussion about personal boundaries and limits. Sakhi feels shocked and betrayed. Atharva, Sakhi's younger brother, also joins the conversation, questioning Rajesh's intentions and making some very reasonable comments about the necessity of personal space.

Due to the intense emotional confrontation, Rajesh is flooded with guilt and self-reflection, leading him to cry as he reminisces about Sakhi's childhood and the beautiful moments they shared together.

Sumeet Raghvan on the universal struggles of parenthood

This sequence profoundly resonated with Raghvan as a parent. Every parent can relate to Rajesh's feelings—fear and love—that motivate his actions, which might seem intrusive at first glance. In their rush to protect our children from danger, they neglect the reality that children also need space to grow, to err, and to determine their own direction. Wagle Ki Duniya excels because it depicts both aspects of a conflict— the guardians' instinct to protect and the children's necessity for independence and faith. As the narrative unfolds, it raises the question: will the forthcoming generation understand the seriousness of their concerns, and can parents ever learn to trust, release control, and offer encouragement from a distance? In Raghvan's view, that is the journey each family is undertaking, coming to grips with the truth that every generation must find balance.

Is it feasible that Sakhi will reconcile with her father’s genuine aspirations and assist them in bridging their growing divide? Conversely, could Rajesh’s considerate yet misguided actions drive a deeper wedge between the two?

Tune in to Wagle Ki Duniya - Nayi Peedhi Naye Kissey on Sony SAB from Monday to Saturday at 9 PM to discover the outcome.

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