
ZEE5 presents Baai Tujhyapayi, a Marathi web series about girls education and empowerment. It's a period drama that follows one teenager who wants to become a doctor. The series keeps its voice steady and asks a plain question: who decides the boundary—old rules or the girl who has to live with them?
At the centre are Ahilya (Sajiri Joshi) and her mother Laxmi (Kshitee Jog). Their resistance isn’t loud; it’s practical. They dodge superstition, outlast deadlines others set, and quietly step past threats disguised as advice. Call it social drama or coming-of-age—both fit—but, above all, it’s a clear look at girlhood and education in India, told through one family’s everyday negotiations.ns.
Begin with Baai Tujhyapayi, then widen the circle. You’ll find more on our Web Series shelves: Marathi stories grounded in lived reality, Drama Web Series that understand small-town stakes, and Family Web Series that carry tough conversations without losing tenderness. If you want a thematically kindred pick about girls’ education and agency, Ayali sits close by—different language, similar heartbeat.
In Vesaicha Vadgaon, an old practice says girls are married once they hit puberty. Ahilya refuses to be reduced to a ritual. She hides the fact of her first period, keeps her head in her books, and keeps naming the life she wants: medicine, not matrimony. The tension doesn’t come from “big twist” theatrics. It grows out of everyday spaces—temple steps where rules are enforced, a classroom roll call that decides who gets to stay, a courtyard where a late bell becomes evidence. The show’s throughline is clean: a teenager choosing her future in a place that has already been chosen for her.
Sajiri Joshi is Ahilya; Kshitee Jog plays Laxmi. Siddhesh Dhuri appears as Aaba, Shivraj Waichal as Jaysingh, and Vibhavari Deshpande rounds out the core cast as Mangal Bai. The ensemble plays without showy edges—glances carry as much weight as lines. Nipun Dharmadhikari directs with a preference for clarity over noise: you always know who is speaking, who is listening, and why the moment matters. The writing (by Mukta Bam and Nikhil Khaire) trims speeches and gives everyday detail room to work—registers to sign, forms to fill, doorways to cross.
Because the answer to “Why can’t I study?” still isn’t evenly distributed. The situations are familiar: pressure to marry at puberty; rules about who is “allowed” in which spaces; the moral weight that communities place on bodies still growing into themselves. Baai Tujhyapayi doesn’t caricature these pressures. This Marathi web series shows how they persist, who repeats them, and how a single household can begin to unlearn them.
The Marathi drama series treats education as a right, not a favour. Studying isn’t a montage; it’s resistance. Every exam application, every attendance mark, every small win is a step away from forced marriage and enforced silence. That’s why calling this a girl-empowerment web series isn’t a slogan—it’s a simple description of what you see on screen. The rulebook that says “once a girl comes of age, she stops being a student” is challenged one scene at a time.
Baai Tujhyapayi premieres 31 October 2025 on ZEE5. It’s presented as Drama / Family / Period Drama with Marathi audio at launch. Add it to your watchlist, set subtitles if you prefer to read along, and give the first episode a focused sit. This series rewards attention—the turns are quiet, and the looks matter.
If Baai Tujhyapayi works for you, line up more titles centred on young voices, women’s agency, and pressure within families:
Majha Hoshil Na – a family drama exploring class difference and a young woman’s voice inside tradition.
Ayali (Tamil) – a determined schoolgirl stands up to a long-standing taboo on women’s education.
Thode Door Thode Paas (Hindi) – a family-first story about second chances and study-table resilience.
Gondya Ala Re (Marathi) – an era-rooted narrative with social grit that widens the historical lens.
Ans. 31 October 2025. Mark the date and start with the trailer.
Ans. Streaming on ZEE5 OTT from 31 October 2025.
Ans. Sajiri Joshi and Kshitee Jog lead, with Siddhesh Dhuri, Shivraj Waichal, and Vibhavari Deshpande in key roles.
Ans. Nipun Dharmadhikari.
Ans. In Vesaicha Vadgaon, a teen hides her puberty to avoid an early marriage and keeps chasing her dream of becoming a doctor.
| Web-series Released Date | 31 Oct 2025 |
| Total Episodes | 7 |
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| Genres | Drama Family Period Drama |