TV stars love the festival of Holi, know what is the plan of your favorite star
Holi, the festival of colors, is approaching and in such a situation, the cast of Sony Entertainment Television is telling us how they will celebrate the festival this year. He also opened the box of his most beautiful memories related to Holi.
Updated On – 11:17 pm, Thu, 17 March 22
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Vijayendra Kumeria (Armaan of Moose Chal Kiye Jaye) said, “Holi has a lot of beautiful moments associated with it – we have attended a lot of fun parties and have shot great sequences to add color to the festival. Even now the best memories of this festival are from my school days, when we used to play Holi with school friends after class. It feels great to remember that we used to play Holi wearing old clothes and then used to wear nice clothes. Nothing has changed in this, and I really miss those beautiful days. This time we celebrated on the sets and I hope you all enjoy the Holi sequence as much as we enjoyed shooting it.”
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Abhishek Rawat (man of desire) says, ‘Holi is my favorite festival. I really enjoy celebrating it and some of my most beautiful memories are attached to it. I remember in childhood we used to play Holi with dark colors, but when we grew up we started using colors which are safe for the environment. As per tradition, this year also I will celebrate this festival of colors with my daughter and will go back to my childhood through that. Wishing everyone a safe Holi from my side.
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Chandni Sharma (Akanna’s aspiration) said, ‘The coolest and most colorful season of the year has arrived. For the past few years, we have been eagerly waiting to celebrate Holi in the same way as we always used to. Thankfully, this year we will be closer to those memories once again. I am looking forward to celebrating Holi with all my friends and my reel and real family. I wish all the viewers and well wishers a very Happy Holi.”
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Vidhi Pandya (Moses deceived Saumya) says, ‘Let’s start the festivals. Me and my friends are planning a Holi celebration party and I am very excited. Applying bright yet natural colors to each other’s faces would be great fun, especially because most of the days we see each other quite dressed up. Holi is a festival of happiness, so I wish everyone a very Happy Holi but at the same time I would like to urge everyone not to paint animals as it is harmful for them. I would like to wish a happy and safe Holi to all my fans and well wishers.”
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Aitsha Sanjhagiri (Ahilyabai of Punyashloka Ahilyabai) shared her Holi experience. She says, ‘I think I am such a person who celebrates every festival of the country. But one thing I don’t like about Holi is the throwing of water, be it water balloons or pichkari. This is something that was on my mind since childhood. I don’t like it because it hurts someone. But I love to paint. Where I live, during Rangpanchami we all come down together and play with colours. People of all ages come there to play Holi and it is a good moment as we hardly get a chance to meet each other. Holi is also special for me because it is the last phase of winter.
