The show, produced by Swastik Productions, has partnered with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and BBC Media Action. It will be telecast on Rishtey channel from February 2. The cast comprises Aamir Ali, Vaishnavi Dhanraj, Sushmita Mukherjee and Raju Kher among others, and Kapoor will have a special role in it.

Speaking about the idea behind the show, Kapoor said, "I think cleanliness starts from home and then goes to the society and the world. We all have to work towards building an environmentally friendly world." Truer words were never spoken!

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Kapoor also shared some memories from the time he grew up in Chembur, Mumbai. He said, "I was born in Chembur and in our building, we had proper toilets. That way, I would say that I was privileged. However, when during my summer vacation I visited my grandparents' place in Delhi, the sanitation system was very different. There was no flush, no running water, and the whole system was bad. On many occasions, the kids of the house used to go out in the narrow lanes and defecate there."

He thinks even now, things aren't designed scientifically and people aren't aware of the right sanitation. He hopes that the show will have a huge social impact on people when it comes to hygiene and sanitation, especially in rural areas.

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