One of the best Marathi shows I have ever seen! Growing up in the 90s, watching this show was literally one of the memories for me. This must be my nostalgia talking, but each and every episode was absolutely perfect! The acting of every actor was flawless. Sadly, we dont get to see such shows anymore. Every episode was filled with comedy, sometimes drama or suspense. It left us smiling afterwards. Dilip sir was just superb as Aaba. The second best character was entire cast. Everyone did justice to their roles. Rajan Bhise was exceptional as a Marathi dad from 90s era. I liked the entire premise of the show, how three generations living together under the same roof warranted for some of the most wholesome stories. Most of the show revolves around this typical Maharashtrian family and their lifestyle from 90s.

I have to mention the dialogues, the language was so beautiful, it was like reading a book written by our beloved P L Deshpande. My fav character was definitely Shirya. His equation with Aaba and everyone else was just so natural and real. I rewatched it multiple times. If you understand Marathi, You have to watch this show!!

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