MUMBAI: Dashami Creations is one of the leading production houses which has backed many popular TV shows so far. Sony TV's ongoing show Mere Sai - Shraddha Aur Saburi is one of their projects which is running successfully on the small screens for three years now.

Mere Sai has managed to create a loyal fan base for itself. Starting from kids to adults, everyone loves watching it.   

The show narrates the journey of Sai Baba, and the narrative is being portrayed in the most beautiful way. 

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TellyChakkar got in touch with Sachin Ambre, the man who has been directing this show.

Sachin spoke at length about the show's success, his journey with Dashami Creations, and much more.

Speaking about his journey, Sachin said that he reached new heights in his career while working with such an amazing production house.

Ideally, the credit for a show’s success is always given to the actors, but the director is the backbone of any show and is equally responsible for creating a great show.

Talking about the amount of fame he got with the show Mere Sai, Sachin said, "People in the industry started knowing me for my work. The hard work that I had been putting in over the years has paid off. Not just the actors, but even I am being applauded for the show's success."

Sachin further said that he will continue to direct the show as he has been equally involved in other creative work as well and not just direction. From casting to other things, Sachin gets to express his opinion and is involved in every aspect.

The ace director feels grateful for getting so much appreciation and love from the viewers.

For all those who are unaware, Sachin has directed a whopping 1100 episodes of SAB TV's show Baal Veer. He has also worked with leading production houses and directed shows in almost every genre.

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