Zee TV’s Kahaani Har Ghar Ki, anchored by Juhi Parmar, continues its heartfelt mission of entering real homes to reveal stories that often remain unspoken. With sensitivity and depth, Juhi highlights tales of courage and resilience, showing that while life’s trials can test the body, the human spirit remains unshakable.
In this special Navaratri episode, Juhi shares the remarkable journeys of four inspiring women, Priya from Mumbai, Pooja Chaudhary from Surat, Nisha Gupta from Bareilly, and Bharti, whose lives are bound by determination and strength. Despite being wheelchair users, each has forged her own path through immense personal and societal challenges.
At just 19, Priya is preparing for the Civil Services after losing both legs and an arm in an accident at 17. Pooja and Bharti deliver food across their cities, meeting the demanding pace of the job with unwavering resolve. Nisha, a decorated athlete, mentors them, offering guidance shaped by her own hard-won victories. Together, they symbolize empowerment, independence, and the transformative power of mutual support.
Reflecting on the episode, Juhi Parmar shared, “Navaratri is a festival that honours the nine forms of the Goddess, and every woman carries that divine energy within her. These incredible women embody Maa Durga’s spirit. They rise above fear, bring healing grace, and meet life with unstoppable determination. Women are not just survivors, they are true warriors and living embodiments of Shakti. This Navaratri, I salute their strength and celebrate them as the real Devis among us.”
Through compassion and insight, Juhi Parmar leads this moving narrative, proving that disability does not define ability and that true strength lies in inclusivity and shared support. The episode asks viewers: will these extraordinary stories inspire society to embrace accessibility and honor the courage of those who refuse to be limited?
Watch Kahaani Har Ghar Ki every Monday to Friday at 6:30 pm on Zee TV to witness their incredible journeys.
