Some letters in Modi Script Font looks wrong

[sumitj]

Title

Some letters in 'Modi Script' looks wrong.

Font

NotoSansModi-Regular.ttf

Where the font came from, and when

Site: https://github.com/googlefonts/noto-fonts/blob/master/phaseIII_only/hinted/ttf/NotoSansModi/NotoSansModi-Regular.ttf
Date: 2020-06-12 (preferred format)

Font Version

Version 2.000

Issue

Some Letters in NotoSansModi-Regular.ttf font looks wrong. Attaching screenshots for the same.

Screenshot

Letter DDHA UTF-8:F0 91 98 9B
how it looks

how ti should be

Letter A UTF-8:F0 91 98 80
how it looks

how it looks

Letter AA UTF-8:F0 91 98 81
how it looks

how it should be

Letter LLA UTF-8:F0 91 98 AF
how it looks

how it should be

Letter TA UTF-8:F0 91 98 9D
how it looks

how it should be

Letter BA UTF-8:F0 91 98 A4
how it looks

how it should be

[marekjez86]

@sumitj : Thank you for the feedback. I hope you and all your loved ones are healthy. I'm sorry for the questions following but I'd like to learn more about Modi. How do you know what Modi should look like? Have you studied it? or are you a native speaker/reader/writer? would you have any pictures of Modi script that you could attach? I'd like to learn more. Thanks again.

[sumitj]

I am native Marathi speaker. Modi script was developed to write Marathi language more faster on paper. Marathi written in Modi script was court language of Maratha empire, Yadava dynasty and some other dynasties. Modi script was used to write Marathi language along with Devnagari but in 1950, Maharashtra(Marathi speaking state of India) government adopted Marathi written in Balbodh(Devnagari) script for official purpose. So for Modi script Maharashtra government offers courses to become government certified Modi script expert. Modi script has different styles in writing for different era . I'm unable to find my textbook so attaching the image of Modi letter that I used for practice.

Letter

[nizarsq]

Characters data: 1161B 11600 11601 1162F 1161D 11624
𑘛 𑘀 𑘁 𑘯 𑘝 𑘤

[TainCraft]

'Traa', 'Shraa' should be rendered as 'त्रा', 'श्रा'. Also 'श्र' which is 'श् + र' treated as consonant. Posting screenshots.