Aabha Parmar In a world where globalization often makes English the preferred medium of communication, Aabha Parmar, who portrays the cherished character of Dadi in Sun Neo's Chhathi Maiyya Ki Bitiya, shares her heartfelt thoughts on the significance of our mother tongue, Hindi. She passionately highlights the need to honor and embrace our native language, reminding us that while it is essential to appreciate and learn other languages, our roots and identity are deeply intertwined with Hindi.
Sharing her views, Aabha Parmar says, “My biggest message on Hindi Day is that we should respect our mother tongue. Hindi is not just the language of our homes but also the soul of our nation. While we must respect all the languages of the world, we must prioritize our own language. Just as we respect our mothers first, respecting our language elevates our identity, earns us praise, and strengthens our position globally. Hindi is our identity, and we should take pride in speaking it.”
The Chhathi Maiyya Ki Bitiya actress further expressed her concern over the diminishing focus on Hindi, particularly among the younger generation, saying, “It pains me to see that many parents today prioritize English-medium education for their children while neglecting to teach them our mother tongue. I understand the importance of English for global communication, but we should not forget our roots. Even on set, I notice that some young actors struggle with Hindi dialogues because they don’t understand the language’s depth. My message is simple: respect and learn Hindi first, as it is integral to who we are.”
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May 14, 2026Reflecting on her personal connection with Hindi, Aabha Parmar added, “The Hindi language has played a pivotal role in my career. Growing up in a North Indian family where our culture and values were steeped in Hindi, I developed a deep love for the language. I studied Hindi literature, poems, and stories, gaining immense knowledge that enriched my life and career. Whether it was theatre, plays, or films, my command of Hindi has always supported me. Acting becomes more meaningful and enjoyable when you understand the nuances of Hindi, as it allows you to bring depth to your dialogues through idioms and phrases, adding a unique touch to the characters you play.”
Aabha Parmar plays Dadi to Kartik (Ashish Dixit), the head of the family, in Chhathi Maiyya Ki Bitiya. This heartwarming family drama, airing on Sun Neo at 7 PM, revolves around Vaishnavi (Brinda Dahal), an orphan who shares an unbreakable bond with Chhathi Maiyya, whom she reveres as her mother.
