Gourav Chopra

This little para was published in t2's television column where many TV actors shared there Holi moments, dated 21 March 08. So, I am posting it. It's about the colourful moments of our Captain Abhimanyu.

Gourav Chopra

(Captain Abhimanyu of Left Right Left)

" I have no elaborate plans. A few friends will get together and play Holi and go hopping to different friends' houses, have lunch and spend time together. I like playing Holi with both dry and wet colours since each has its own charm but it is a shame if you don't get wet on Holi. I am from Delhi and Holi is lot bigger and more boisterous there. People move about in huge groups.

I remember one particular year, we had finished our final exams just one day before Holi and so there was huge excitement. There was a big park in front of our house and a collective Holi would be organized there. We made groups and played Holi games and decided that the winning team would get a trophy. This was kiddy stuff but lots of genuine fun – the kind good memories are made of. Today, the simple version of fun is just not there in lives we lead.

Holi is the festival to make-up. I have never fought with anyone but if anyone has any animosity towards me, here's an open invitation – they can come to me and I will put colour on them, hug them and make up. "

Gourav has shared how he used to play Holi.

So, since its post Holi, we can all share how we have spend our Holi's.

Let me start first- I played a simple Holi, I used both dry and wet colours but my priority was to use dry ones only. First thing in the morning I did was, I made my younger brothers' face horrible with colours, for which my brother cried a lot but I had only one explanation for my work " Bura Naa Mano, Bhai Holi Hai! " and then as usual I went to play Holi with my friends and then I went to colour all my school friends who leaves near my house.

How u all played Holi? Share the experience with us!