Star one siblings on Rakhi-Alka/Abhishek

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Star One siblings on Raksha Bandhan

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It is festival time again. As we gear up to celebrate Raksha Bandhan this Saturday, the sibling jodis on STAR One, Jeh-Neel-Alina from Pyaar Kii Ye Ek Kahaani and Alka-Abhishek from Dhoond Legi Manzil Humein, are looking forward to the festival. We spoke to them about Raksha Bandhan, its importance in their lives, and their relationship with each other.

Alka aka Sara Khan

I don't understand why there is only one day to celebrate this beautiful relationship between a brother and sister, as it strengthens their bond in life. I wish I could celebrate Raksha Bandhan all year long. A brother and sister share a beautiful relationship full of fun, responsibility, friendship, and naughtiness too. Abhishek is older to me, and sometimes, I wonder if he feels bad when I receive attention from everyone at home. However, I know he is very kind-hearted. After marriage, my brat brother has calmed down, and is very tensed about something in his life. I hope he tells me what is bothering him.

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Abhishek Tiwari aka Deepak Wadwa

Raksha Bandhan is an auspicious day for everyone in India. It displays the brother-sister bonding. It is very important to keep the beauty of this relationship going. I care for Alka, and I felt very bad when Alka was going through a bad phase regarding Chander's case. I am wondering how she will react when she comes to know about my hand in Chander's disappearance.

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WOW WHAT Another fake and religious propaganda it is . indian continent people and their festivals(VIEWS), they never stop to showoff and always come with strangest fakest things in life and then claim themselves CIVILIZED .

this brother sister after a few days gonna stand against each other hahaha this is called a bond hahaha .

if i remember the day the law was passed that DAUGHTERS has equal share in fathers property , that day on this foolish-propaganda-fake mask torn off considerably . hahahaha .

bond . if a bond exist then it not need showoff . i not need a special day to convey my love for my sisters .

man every religion is the same . when did religion became a marker to judge the bonds . haha haha haha .

i just spoke the truth and again fake creatures will not appreciate it .

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Alka aka Sara Khan

I don't understand why there is only one day to celebrate this beautiful relationship between a brother and sister, as it strengthens their bond in life. I wish I could celebrate Raksha Bandhan all year long. A brother and sister share a beautiful relationship full of fun, responsibility, friendship, and naughtiness too. Abhishek is older to me, and sometimes, I wonder if he feels bad when I receive attention from everyone at home. However, I know he is very kind-hearted. After marriage, my brat brother has calmed down, and is very tensed about something in his life. I hope he tells me what is bothering him.

Abhishek Tiwari aka Deepak Wadwa

Raksha Bandhan is an auspicious day for everyone in India. It displays the brother-sister bonding. It is very important to keep the beauty of this relationship going. I care for Alka, and I felt very bad when Alka was going through a bad phase regarding Chander's case. I am wondering how she will react when she comes to know about my hand in Chander's disappearance.

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