| Reiki, astrology, numerology, tarot card reading and now colour therapy.
It is rather amazing to learn that you can be emotionally and rationally balanced, if the colours you wear are right.
Kaajal Rohira, who describes herself as an inner health healer, is also a colour therapist. "At times to know the root cause of our problems, it is necessary to visit holistic centres.
They provide a shelter for the mind, ravished in the materialistic environment of unhappiness, stress and competition," says Rohira who runs a holistic health centre, Ishtar, at Versova. "Colour therapy connects us to our limitless potential and is an ancient healing technique."
So how does colour really help? "Colour re-establishes confidence, strengthens our mind and body. It also gives us deep inner happiness and peace," explains Rohira.
"It also helps us to feel secure and loved within ourselves; it releases a lot of negativity like depression, anxiety, anger, etc. Chakra, a Sanskrit word, meaning wheel provides constant flow of energy and colours to layers of aura, our energy body.
Rohira bases her work on the seven colours of the spectrum, where each colour connects to one chakra and each of these coloured centres feeds different parts of the body. Here, Rohira draws up the colour charts of some TV folk. | | Ronit Roy
(Mihir Virani of Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi and Mr Bajaj of Kasuatii Zindagi Kay) Serial persona: Emotional, traumatised
Off screen persona: Calm and composed Positive colours on-screen: Black, grey, red, orange and navy blue. When he wears full white he should complement it with blue, similarly green with orange. Wearing these combinations on screen will give him an impression of being intense and his performance will be further enhanced. Positive colours off-screen: Green, pink, purple, yellow. He should avoid wearing black and red, if he wears these colours, he must complement black with blue and red with blue or yellow. | | | Dolly Sohi
(Saroj of Bhabhi) Serial persona: Over-sentimental, tearful
Off screen persona: Patient and approachable Positive colours on-screen: Ivory, yellow, peach, sky blue, sea green and wine.
If she wears brown or black she should complement them with a pastel green or pink, similarly orange/dark blue with yellow. This will draw more sympathy from the audience. Positive colours off-screen: Purple, violet, vermillion, green, blue. If she wears brown, red or black she should complement them with yellow or vermillion, similarly orange with peach or jade. | | | Sakshi Tanwar
(Parvati of Kahaani Ghar Ghar Kii) Serial persona: Emotional, responsible, stressful
Off screen persona: Reserved Positive colours on-screen: Orange, dark blue, pastel brown, green, maroon and yellow. If she wants to wear pink or violet, she should complement them with green. When she wears black or grey, she must complement them with yellow or pastel blue.
She should try to avoid blood red completely, but if she does wear red, she must complement it with silver embroidery or a border. Positive colours off-screen: Yellow, green, brown, pink, grey and blue. When she wears black and red, she has to complement it with a pastel blue or pink.
Similarly, orange and violet should be complemented with pink and green. Lavender is her colour. Wearing it will bring balance to her life. | | | Nikki Aneja Walia
(Dr Simran of Astitva — Ek Prem Kahani)
Serial persona: Strong, sensitive
Off screen persona: Cheerful Positive colours on-screen: Orange, blue, violet, peach, red. When she wears black, she should complement it with yellow or pink.
Similarly, dark brown with green or lavender. These colours will help her appear more emotionally and rationally balanced. Positive colours off-screen: Red, pink, yellow, green and brown. When she wears brown or black she should complement them with yellow or peach, similarly orange or blue with green or yellow. | | | Apoorva Agnihotri
(Armaan Suri of Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahin) Serial persona: Deceptive, manipulative
Off screen persona: Reserved Positive colours on-screen: Grey, red, orange, yellow, black. When he wants to wear ivory/pink he should complement them with sky blue or denim blue. similarly green with purple/lavender. These combinations will make him look adaptive to situations and relationships in the serial. Positive colours on-screen: Violet, yellow, peach, blue, brown. When he wears black or red he must complement them with a pink or lavender. Green is a neutral shade for him. | | | Anuj Saxena
(Abhay Kapoor of Kkusum) Serial persona: Flamboyant, mysterious
Off screen persona: Outgoing and affable
Positive colours on-screen: Brown, black, grey, jade, peach, blue (dark shades). If he wears pink or lavender he should complement it with black or brown, similarly green/yellow with orange. It will make his persona more attractive and versatile. Positive colours off-screen: Green, violet, pink, yellow. If he wears red or brown he should complement them with pink or green. Similarly, if he wears black he should complement it with blue. | | |
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