The lead cast of Jagriti-Ek Nayi Subah is enamoured with young Asmi Deo

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., Updated At : 10:35 AM Jan 26, 2025 IST

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Titiksha Shrivastava of Zee TV’s show Jagriti-Ek Nayi Subah is enjoying the company of the youngest member on the sets. “Asmi, being the youngest member of our Jagriti-Ek Nayi Subah family, is adored by everyone on sets. At just seven years old, she amazes us with her talent and eagerness to learn something new from each one of us. Not only is she incredibly gifted, but also exceptionally bright and intelligent for her age. During our breaks, Yash and I make it a point to support her with homework, even if it’s just by keeping her company. She’s such a hardworking and dedicated girl, and we genuinely enjoy spending time with her, both on screen and off. I’m so proud of how beautifully she’s balancing her studies and work at such a tender age.”

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