Web Series Sabka Sai Will Show Untold Aspects Of Sai Baba’s Life

Web series Sabka Sai will show the untold aspects of Sai Baba’s life, know when will it be released: Sabka Sai Trailer.

The kind of life Sai Baba lived and the message he gave through it influenced a very large section. However, he had to face a lot of opposition because of his thinking and miracles.

Sai Baba’s life has been shown many times through TV serials and films and now Sabka Sai’s web series will throw light on some of the unexplored aspects of his life.

This web series will be released on MX Player, whose trailer was released on Tuesday.

The biopic series will trace Sai Baba’s journey from being an adopted newborn, his struggle as a teenager, and then to Shirdi becoming a Sai Baba.

The highlight of the series is that some of the major contemporary social, political, and historical events that took place during Sai Baba’s life have also been threaded together.

That including the outbreak of seven plague epidemics during British rule.

The series directed by Ajit Bhairavkar has 10 episodes. Talking about Sabka Sai, Ajit said that in this series we have tried to show Sai Baba as a human being more than a god.

Therefore, he will also be seen facing many challenges in life. His progressive ideology, his compassion for humanity, and some unheard stories are included in the story of this series.

Sai Baba’s followers include a large number of people of all religions. An attempt has been made to understand this aspect in the series.

In the series, the character of Sai Baba is being played by Raj Arjun, who was seen by the audience in a pivotal role in the recently released film Sher Shah.

Raj Arjun said that I consider myself fortunate to play such a revered character. This is the most different character I have played so far. His teachings are equally relevant in today’s era.

The series stars Galki Joshi, Mohammad Samad, Akash Sinha, Manoj Kolhatkar in pivotal roles.

Sabka Sai is also being streamed on MX Player from August 26 in Tamil and Telugu languages ​​apart from Hindi and Marathi.