The way to enlightenment is by fulfilling one's responsibilities: Tushar Dalvi learns from Sai Baba.

MUMBAI: The way to enlightenment is by fulfilling one's responsibilities, says Tushar Dalvi who is playing the iconic character of Sai Baba in Sony Entertainment Television’s highly admired show Mere Sai. The show has always been an audience favorite because it throws light on relevant matters that resonate with the viewers. The current track of the show revolves around Sai’s sister, Chandra Borkar. The thought-provoking story will leave the audience with an idea to ponder upon; the importance of family in one’s life.

Tushar Dalvi shares his viewpoint for the ongoing track. He said, “Our family is our responsibility, so leaving wives, husbands, and children in the name of spiritual quest, is never a thing and it causes pain and suffering to the others. It is the worst possible setting for a successful spiritual quest ever. It will not work, simply.”

Adding to this, he said, “Moreover, I feel none of the attachments are physical. All attachments are in your mind. Leaving physically someone does not mean cutting the attachments towards the person and the greatest freedom is achieved in the midst of the strongest attachments. So, one should never run from their responsibilities and it is the only way to enlightenment.”

The upcoming track of Mere Sai is going to help viewers understand the vitalities of a family and the need to prioritize it as number one. To be able to accomplish enlightenment in life, it is crucial to meet responsibilities towards family first.

Watch the story of Chandra Borkar on Mere Sai from Monday to Friday at 7:00 PM only on Sony Entertainment Television.