Saint's Halo v/s Satan's Horns -neev

In a world pacing faster towards capital pragmatism, how sensible is it to be nave, trusting and a believer in being good and doing good? Narrowing on our chosen TV world, where nothing but the centre stage really counts, how wise is it to be nice? We asked our stars what would they prefer to hone? The Saint's Halo or the Satan's Horns?

Reshmi Gosh: The saint's halo is definitely for me. I am a complete emotional fool; I need to learn to be more practical about people and things as get emotionally hurt very often. However I think people should be like Bhoomi, being naive like me doesn't help! One has to be like Bhoomi on certain levels to survive in today's world.

We recommend: Keep the Halo…the world needs nice people too!

Jay Bhanushali: "I am a naughty Satan. Yes, one needs to be a little bit bad and practical to survive competition. Every actor is a very mean guy, he may not accept it. For example there are a few shots and their face is not visible, they will crib about the fact that … no, my angle is not like this; my face is not being seen." Would you not want to hoard the screen? "I love the centre stage, I want to be the main person who is doing all the funny scenes the emotional parts, in between I was doing 12 scenes in an episode and I was in all of them. I was very trilled with that and I am very mean in that sense I should be every scene of the serial as Kayamath is my serial!"

We recommend: Don the horns… you are such envy!

Shweta Keswani: "There has to be a nice balance. You have to be vicious enough to push yourself to be an achiever. You have to be nice to people around you as I believe you get what you give. But I still feel that it is important to be good in this world. Nobody has the time for grudges.

We recommend: the Saints Halo… humane is better than human!

Suresh Menon: I will go with the Satan's horns because I am a very horny guy! Satan is preferred today because we have to leave our halo at home to pay the taxes that have been imposed upon us!

We recommend: Flaunt the horns … be a good citizen.