Akshaya Naik is back as the host of a devotional show on Star Pravah in a new role.

Greater Kalesh actress takes a spiritual journey with “Santanchi Boli, Vitthalachi Godi.”

Actress Akshaya Naik, who won hearts in Greater Kalesh, is back on screen in a new role that is very different from her last one. The actress is getting ready to connect with fans again, this time in a devotional way, after her Bollywood and OTT debut on Netflix in 2025.

Akshaya Naik Hosts a Special Devotional Show

Akshaya will host “Santanchi Boli, Vitthalachi Godi,” a spiritual show that has already aired on Star Pravah and will soon air on Star Pravah Picture. Fans are excited to see their favourite Sundara go to a whole new place.

## A Stronger Connection with Kirtan and Abhangs

Akshaya talked about the project and said that her connection to the teachings of saints, kirtan, and abhangs has grown a lot in the last two years.

“I don’t know how or when my connection to saint literature, kirtan, and abhangs grew stronger,” she said. I felt myself getting closer to Lord Vitthal over the last two to two and a half years. When I told the story of “Vaarasa Kirtanacha” in 2024, I felt a new connection, and Vitthal has been with me ever since. *

Akshaya also said that her favourite band is Abhang Repost and that she is proud to keep Maharashtra’s rich kirtan tradition alive.

## A One-of-a-Kind Shooting Experience

The actress told an interesting story about what happened behind the scenes. * “We filmed all 30 episodes of ‘Santanchi Boli, Vitthalachi Godi’ in one day, even the parts where I hosted. “That’s what makes these kinds of shoots so much fun,” she said.

What’s Next for Akshaya Naik?

Fans can look forward to seeing Akshaya in more creative projects soon. She keeps growing as an artist with her new devotional avatar, but she also stays true to her roots.

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