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Aashram Part 2 Trailer | Release Date Announcement | Story Prediction | MX Player Originals

Ashram Cast:
Bobby Deol as Kashipur Waale Baba Nirala / Monty
Aaditi Pohankar as Pammi
Tushar Pandey as Satti
Darshan Kumaar as Ujagar Singh
Chandan Roy Sanyal as Bhopa
Anupriya Goenka as Dr. Natasha
Adhyayan Suman as Tinka Singh
Tridha Choudhury as Babita
Vikram Kochhar as Sadhu
Sachin Shroff as Hukum Singh
Anurita Jha as Kavita
Vikram Katyal as Himanshu, Kavita’s Brother
Keshav Pandit as Kavita’s Father
Mala Sinha as Kavita’s Mother
Rajeev Siddhartha as Akki
Anil Rastogi as CM Sundar Lal
Dimpy Mishra as Warden of Girls Hostel
Sandeep Yaadav as Bagga, PA of Hukum Singh
Navdeep Tomar as Sunny, an Aashram Goon
Mirza Ajhar Beg as Gabha, an Aashram Goon
Siddharth Srivastav as Jhonny, an Aashram Goon
Nawal Shukla as Gurusharan, Pammi’s Father
Puneeta Awasthy as Navjot, Pammi’s Mother
Akash Jaiswal as Vishal Singh, Pammi’s Best Friend
Rupesh Kumar as Nonny, Pammi’s Cousin
Agraj Panday as Iqbal Kureshi, Pammi’s Coach
Anand Prakash Sharma as Gurubaksh, Nonny’s Father
Simmi Bhatia as Kuljot, Nonny’s Mother
Amit Sinha as IG DP Sharma
Amit Sahu as Haricharan Das, a Police officer
Ikram Khan as Samandar Singh, Bada Mohalla Head
Ajay Singh as Sumit Kaushik, CM’s PA and Brother-in-law
Tulika Banerjee as Baba’s Wife

Aashram, a series about a conman in the garb of a godman, introduces Baba Nirala (an effective Bobby Deol) like a superstar in a masala film. A hospital is under siege by some upper caste hooligans to delay the treatment of a Dalit who was beaten up by them. The police are trying to broker peace between the victim and the oppressor instead of meting out justice. Baba Nirala walks into the hospital with much fanfare and proves he is no ordinary peace-loving, aashirwad-giving, docile-natured ascetic. In fact, he is a literal ball-buster who manages to wring out justice from those hooligans. The Baba becomes Babaji in the eyes of these oppressed people. And over the next nine episodes, we see how Baba’s projection as the one true saviour has obviously nefarious purposes.

Aashram takes its time to talk about how a circle of trust is built around such controversial figures, and how this power structure is deeply interlinked with politics. It is a neat move to model Babaji around more than one notorious real-life godman. After a point, it becomes a case of playing match what’s unfolding onscreen to the corresponding real life incident. However, Aashram is not just about the machinations of a con/godman. It is also about the inherent casteism present in various sections of society. That is probably why, more than the colourful life of Baba Nirala, it is Darshan Kumaar’s Ujagar Singh who is the most conflicted character in the series.

Ujagar is the cop who advises those Dalit people to not file a case of attempted murder against the upper caste hooligans who beat them up. The same Ujagar is in-charge of investigating the case of a buried body dug out after a few years. Initially, he has no qualms in dancing to the tune of his seniors, who want the case closed due to political influence. But soon, he has a change of heart because he falls in love (at first sight, no less) with Dr Natasha who wants to get to the bottom of the case. While this reason for becoming a good cop might seem flimsy, it is still okay. What’s not okay is his deep-rooted disdain for the quota system in the police. He is furious that a corrupt Dalit cop is favoured for promotion. Ujagar, who is called a Manuwadi for his beliefs, refers to the promoted cop with veiled casteist slurs.

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