Ankit Gupta, Hitesh Bharadwaj & Kamya Punjabi celebrate Baisakhi with gratitude and prayers
Colors’ actors celebrate Baisakhi with gratitude and prayers. Read on to know more.
Baisakhi is traditionally celebrated as the new year of the Sikhs. Baisakhi is a harvest festival for the people of Punjab. Apart from Punjab and Haryana, the festival of Baisakhi is also very important in North India. COLORS’ actors celebrate Baisakhi with gratitude and prayers.
Ankit Gupta, who is essaying the role of Jahaan in COLORS’ ‘Junooniyatt’ says, “Baisakhi stands for the chance to bloom and flourish. I hope the spring season offers us the new beginnings we always wanted. May we create art that resonates with others and welcome this wonderful new phase of the earth.”
Hitesh Bharadwaj, who is essaying the role of Ekam in Colors’ ‘Udaariyaan’ says, “The festival of Baisakhi is a celebration of abundance and prosperity, but it's also a reminder of the importance of sharing our blessings with those around us. Here’s hoping that we use our talent and success to make a positive impact on the world. May we find joy in every step we take towards fulfilling our dreams?”
Kamya Panjabi, who is essaying the role of Nandini in COLORS’ ‘Tere Ishq Mein Ghayal’ says, “Baisakhi is a time to celebrate our differences and pray for the blessings we have. May the onset of spring make us think about the little joys of life. I hope we share what we have with others and continue to be grateful for the farmers who cultivate food with abundant love.”
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