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Raksha Bandhan, best defined as an eternal ritual of love signifies the true essence of the brother-sister relationship.
This festival gives us a reason to be re-united with our loved siblings and reminsce on the special moments spent in each others' company.
The small screen is replete with lots of loving brother-sister duos who leave us teary eyed with their riveting performances. Often, we seek a reflection of their love, concern, arguments and possessiveness in our own lives.
So, on the jubilant occasion of Rakhi we spoke to some of our favourite television stars to know more about their reel and real life siblings and their Raksha Bandhan plans
The small screen is replete with lots of loving brother-sister duos who leave us teary eyed with their riveting performances. Often, we seek a reflection of their love, concern, arguments and possessiveness in our own lives.
So, on the jubilant occasion of Rakhi we spoke to some of our favourite television stars to know more about their reel and real life siblings and their Raksha Bandhan plans
Shyam
The latest entrant in the Balika Vadhu clan, Vikrant Massey as Shyam has already become a hot favourite among viewers. The credit goes to his bold characterization and the way he loves his onscreen wife Sughna. Though he doesn't have any sister on the show, there is somebody who is going to make the day special for him.
Reel life: Avika Gor who plays Anandi in Balika Vadhu plans to tie a rakhi to 'Shyam bhai ji' and he is also pretty excited about it. Vikrant reveals, "Avika is like my younger sister. She is tying a rakhi on me on this auspicious day."
The latest entrant in the Balika Vadhu clan, Vikrant Massey as Shyam has already become a hot favourite among viewers. The credit goes to his bold characterization and the way he loves his onscreen wife Sughna. Though he doesn't have any sister on the show, there is somebody who is going to make the day special for him.
Reel life: Avika Gor who plays Anandi in Balika Vadhu plans to tie a rakhi to 'Shyam bhai ji' and he is also pretty excited about it. Vikrant reveals, "Avika is like my younger sister. She is tying a rakhi on me on this auspicious day."
Cherished moments: Vikrant tells, "Shooting with Avika is always a pleasure. She is a perfectionist when it comes to acting and I like her company."
Real life: Vikrant doesn't have a real sister, but his cousin ties a rakhi every year on his hand. "My mother is a Hindu, so we do celebrate Rakhi. This year my cousin can't be with me here. It's so sweet of Avika to make up for my sister's absence."
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