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Aneesha Madhok advises people to travel nationally!

CineBuster Online | Updated — Sat, 26 Jun 2021 14:31:52 +0000

Actress #AneeshaMadhok, who will soon be seen in #Hollywood film “#BullyHigh”, feels lucky that because of her father #VikramMadhok, who runs Abercrombie & Kent, a luxury travel company, she was able to see the whole of India. Upset with the ongoing pandemic, which has affected India’s tourism industry badly, she has urged the citizens to take a tour within the country first before traveling abroad.

She said, “I am using my platform and influence to not only promote travelling in India but also to build a deeper connection with my homeland. As much as most Indians love fleeing to the UK during our hot Indian summers perhaps due to the remnants of colonialism, I am all for travelling within north of India to enjoy the cool breeze and the mountains in the summer and I love staying in the south during winter. There is so much to see in India and I urge all Indians to first travel within India before they book that ticket to travel outside of India. Like they say ‘know yourself before you know someone else’, similarly, I feel that we should connect with our roots before embracing other countries.”

A fluent in seven languages – English, Farsi, Spanish, Hebrew, Hindi, Urdu and Punjabi with a hint of Greek – Aneesha has traveled over 30 countries. But she said, “I am looking forward to seeing the economical boom India shall experience in terms of its hospitality and tourism.”

“My father was behind the Incredible India campaign, and I want to propose the importance of being an ambassador for travel in India for generation z and I am really excited to explore my incredible India. Punjabi kudi is ready with her bag pack!” she concluded.

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Actor Aneesha Madhok remembers her friend Sushant Singh Rajput!

CineBuster Online | Updated — Mon, 14 Jun 2021 13:08:21 +0000

Remembering her friend, late actor #SushantSinghRajput, actor #AneeshaMadhok says that his absence still feels unreal. Rajput reportedly died by suicide on June 14 last year. His fans, family and industry colleagues have been rallying towards finding out the reason behind his demise. Aneesha, who will be seen in the Hollywood project Bully High soon, was also one of them. However, a year has passed since then, and there is still no closure. CBI is investigating the case. Many feel that unlike earlier times, people have become less vocal about rallying for his justice.

“With a heavy heart, all I can say is that his death had traumatized the country and sparked several debates. Even though we don’t have any concise answers right now I don’t want to give up hope. I am a firm believer of balance in nature and justice. I urge all his fans to carry on his legacy. He had a to-do list and we can all come together to fulfill that, be it planting trees, studying astrophysics, delving into researches that interested him, working hard on our artistic endeavors etc,” she says.

Addressing Sushant as her friend, philosopher and guide, Aneesha adds that he was the only person till date who she could “have conversations about intersected physics, philosophy, psychology, acting and statistics”. She recalls how amazing those conversations were.

“I’m a Gemini and he was an Aquarius- you can only imagine how intellectual our conversations would go. Through Sushant I had the pleasure of meeting his close friends Kushal Zaveri and Siddharth Gupta who are nice people and I am inspired by them as well. Kushal is very hardworking and together we are working on a very inspiring project on Sushant. We hope to take our dear friend’s legacy forward with utmost respect,” she shares.

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Aneesha Madhok was the happiest when I got to know Santa wasn’t real

CineBuster Online | Updated — Fri, 25 Dec 2020 17:26:21 +0000

Seeing a different person dress up as Santa every time she would go to the mall often made American-Indian actor Aneesha Madhok says that she often wondered if her parents were the ones who were mistaken about the whole concept of Santa Claus! The actor, who will soon be seen in the Hollywood film Bully High, says that she was so relieved when her parents finally told her they were the ones getting her gifts every Christmas.

“When I was 5 years old, my parents told me that Santa Claus wasn’t real, which was probably the happiest day of my life. I was so happy my parents were honest with me because all this time I knew Santa wasn’t real. Every time we would go to malls there would always be a different Indian guy dressed up as Santa, and I would think as a kid ‘are my parents naïve!? Can’t they see there’s a different guy dressed up as Santa every time we go to any Christmas event?’ And in pictures, I would see a Caucasian white Santa Claus!” laughs the actor.

The actor adds, “So my fondest memory of Christmas from my childhood was that Santa isn’t real. School was difficult enough and having the pressure of being nice and not on the naughty list was stressful for a 5-year-old!”

Talking about how she celebrates the festival, Aneesha says, “So we celebrate Christmas by putting a Christmas tree and giving gifts to each other. Here is wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and I hope everyone follows what Jesus Christ did- serve humanity, not only on Christmas but every day!”

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Aneesha Madhok wants to take DN Madhok’s legacy forward

CineBuster Online | Updated — Thu, 17 Dec 2020 07:53:09 +0000

There are some artists whose work becomes a constant source of inspiration for us and one such role model for American-Indian actor Aneesha Madhok is renowned lyricist Dina Nath Madhok. His career spanned from 1940s to 1960s and he started off with the 1932 film Radhey Sham. In his career, he wrote over 800 songs and is also known as Mahakavi Madhok

He is Aneesha’s grandfather’s brother and the actor has always looked up to him for his spectacular body of work. “I’ve been in awe of his work. Apart from writing lyrics, he wrote screenplays and directed films such as Baghdad Ka Chor, Mirza Sahiban, Biwamangal and Naata. In fact, Baghdad Ka Chor was also made into a Hollywood movie Thief of Baghdad. I’m so happy I share some DNA and can take his legacy forward fusing the East and the West,” says the actor, who will soon be seen in the Hollywood film Bully High. Directed by Bill McAdams Jr, the film also stars Betsy Russell, Augie Duke and Duke Van Patten.

In fact, Aneesha says that it was the relentless pursuit of his craft which the made DN Madhok reach the heights of his career. The actor really wants to imbibe that dedication and advancing spirit. “I mean, he wrote 800 songs! Wow! That’s very tenacious. I always remind myself to keep that consistency, to keep making art. It seems that he has been forgotten and I don’t want people to forget the golden age of Bollywood especially the writers whose stories impact me even till today.” says the actor.

She adds, “He also brought Naushad Ali to Bollywood. He penned lyrics for Naushad’s first film, Prem Nagar. Another thing that I learnt from DN Madhok is his teamwork and how our success can further help other talented people get successful. It’s better to take people with you to the top of the mountain rather than being there alone.”

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Aneesha Madhok voices, ‘I support the Punjab farmers protest’

CineBuster Online | Updated — Mon, 30 Nov 2020 17:16:09 +0000

While there are a few celebrities from the new generation who choose to keep mum or be politically correct on various national and international issues, Aneesha Madhok chooses to voice her opinion for the betterment of the fellow citizens and also to bring about a positive change in the society. And so the young actress, who is making her Hollywood debut with “Bully High”, spoke in support of the farmer’s protest and also urged the government to hear their plea.

In a video, she said, “I support the Punjab farmers’ protest. I feel India is a democratic country and everyone has the right to stand up for what they believe in peacefully. I feel that the farmers should be at least heard because we are not farmers and we won’t know their pain. When people protest they just want their voices to be heard. And I understand that we are still battling the Coronavirus and it’s difficult to hold a protest at this time, but this wouldn’t have happened if we had heard then in the first place. Let’s hear them out. I am in full support of them and will always be.”

“Despite the farmer’s bill being advantageous for some people, it has certainly not been an advantage for people in Punjab. Some people after reading the bill feel that it makes sense however some farmers do not feel it made sense to them. So we need to listen to the farmers and what they want. If they wanted they could have protested violently but they did not,” she said.

There are three bills which make the farms bill 2020 – The Farmers’ Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Bill, 2020, The Farmers (Empowerment and Protection) Agreement on Price Assurance and Farm Services Bill, 2020, and The Essential Commodities (Amendment) Bill, 2020.

Talking about the agricultural bills, Aneesha said, “I feel the bill should be applicable in other parts of India except for Punjab and Haryana. Historically, Punjab is a state that is quite different from its structure. The new bill is I think an excellent idea but it will not be helpful for the farmers in Punjab. The issues and fears raised by the protesters include end of ‘minimum support price’ (MSP) regime in due course, the irrelevance of state-controlled Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) ‘mandis’, risk of losing out land rights under contract farming rule, reduction in the price of farm produce due to market domination by big agri-businesses and exploitation of farmers by big contractors through contract farming provisions.”

Simplifying the bill, and how it will benefit the big guys, Aneesha said, “Free market competition is generally good, but doesn’t work for agriculture where you are producing a commodity. Generally, if I can make a better product than others, I stand to make more money than my competition, so I am incentivized to work harder to improve my products. This model doesn’t work for the farmers because everyone is producing the same product. For example, if my bakery makes great baked goods and has better customer service, then I will have more customers. However, farmers are producing the same wheat, corn and sugar cane.”

“So no matter how hard you work your product is marginally differentiated. So, if you don’t have guaranteed minimum prices and public buyers, the big guys with large lands and resources will have an opportunity to negotiate with private buyers for their crops but the small guys won’t have a seat at the table. This is the problem,” Aneesha added.

She is devastated to see the plight of the farmers. Expressing her pain, she said, “As a gen-Z actor I am using my voice and platform with the help of social media to help the farmers have their voices heard. We must make India a country where everyone is entitled to have their opinion heard and challenged. India can be a true democracy when Punjab has the right to decide its fate.”

“Right now, we need to respect the farmers, listen to them and certainly not have the police harm them. The tear-gassing was so not acceptable. Seeing the agony of the farmers’ and their frustration makes me feel like I want to help them. It broke my heart when I saw a 70-year-old man protesting hit with tear gas,” Aneesha concluded.

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Indian-American actress Aneesha Madhok feels that people should connect with God from wherever they are

CineBuster Online | Updated — Sun, 29 Nov 2020 08:40:26 +0000

Dig deep within and strengthen your relationship with God wherever you are: Aneesha Madhok

As a kid, we all have heard that God is everywhere and in everything, and while praying in the comfort zone of our homes is quite easy, going to a religious place to offer our prayers definitely gives us peace. Religious places in Maharashtra were closed since the lockdown in March due to the Coronavirus pandemic, and the state government announced the reopening from November 16 onwards but with all necessary precautions. Indian-American actress Aneesha Madhok, who is making her Hollywood debut with “Bully High”, feels people should connect with God from wherever they are, it doesn’t necessarily need to be a religious place.

“I know that temples have opened up in Maharashtra since last week, which means many people will go and put others at risk who do not have strong immunity. With regards to pragmatism, I do not think it is a good idea. People must stay at home unless they need to go work and earn a living or it is an emergency. Temples are built by humans and so are houses. We are created by god. So I advise people to pray from home. I suggest everyone to dig deep within and strengthen your relationship with God wherever you are,” she said.

The young actress feels that religious places can easily be put to various uses, like providing medical facilities, etc., and even cited the example of Sri Bangla Sahib Gurudwara in New Delhi.

She said, “The Bangla Sahib Gurudwara in my hometown has turned the place of worship into a place where people can get MRI scans done for Rs. 50. Now that’s a good use of a place of worship during this pandemic.”

“Let’s not forget that this entire world is a creation of god! So whether we pray at home, in a temple, church, or mosque, we are praying to the same lord in different ways. I have been praying at home throughout this lockdown and I will continue to pray at home so that I do not put other people at risk,” Aneesha concluded.

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On 26/11 anniversary, Aneesha Madhok urges India to help Armenia get peace

CineBuster Online | Updated — Fri, 27 Nov 2020 18:17:55 +0000

Twelve years have passed since the dreadful 26/11 terror incident took place in Mumbai. Indian-American actor Aneesha Madhok who would be seen in the film Bully High says that it’s time to reflect on what happened that day. “Today, twelve years after 26/11, I want us to take a moment and light a candle to honor the lives lost that day, including the brave people who tried to save other people,” she says, adding, “Never again shall such an event take place. I want to tell the Jews, Muslisms and Christians from around the world that India is a safe place and welcomes every religion. I’m deeply ashamed that the Chabad house was attacked that day and it hurts my soul.”

Defeating terrorism should be our only aim, says the actor. “I think India should unite with all the countries that want to defeat terrorism. All peace-loving countries should unite. Israel and India can truly help each other,” says Aneesha.

In fact, she says that India must try and spread peace worldwide. “Currently, if we as Indians wish for such an event to never happen again, we should help Armenia. Do we know what is happening in Armenia? Thousands of Armenians are being killed each day by Azerbaijanis. The media had initially failed to cover it and I am truly upset. I want everyone to promise me- never again to war! And let’s help our Armenian brothers and sisters this year,” she says.

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Tele-stars breathe a sigh of relief as Gymnasiums now are allowed to operate

CineBuster Online | Updated — Tue, 24 Nov 2020 16:37:04 +0000

Fit body is an essential ‘commodity’ in the entertainment field. During lockdown all the Gyms and fitness centres were forced to close down. Many actors felt miserable for ot being able to work out in the Gyms. But now, Gyms, fitness centres have opened in Mumbai and all fitness loving community is happy. Actors say that while this is a good thing, proper precautions need to be in place. Tele-stars breathe a sigh of relief as Gymnasiums now are allowed to operate.

Shamin Mannan: I am usually not a gym person, but I am happy that gyms and fitness centres are opening. This means that I can resume my yoga classes which have been closed for many months. Other than yoga, I usually run outdoors and do some functional training at home. But I think it’s very important for the gyms and fitness centres to maintain strict hygiene and social distancing as the equipment there is shared by everyone.

Angad Hasija: Gyms are very important for actors and for everyone because if we will be fit than our immunity will be strong. So people can start going to the gym but with proper precautions. The gyms that are opening will be maintaining social distancing. They are not allowing too many people at a same time. Whenever I workout, I sanitize all the gym equipment’s like weights.

Subuhii Joshii: Not only for actors, I think it is breather for a lot of people who are into fitness. I am definitely going to go the gym. I have been waiting for it since a very long time. I have lost so many kgs during the lockdown but now I am a little frustrated and tired of working out at home. So I am really looking forward for the gyms to open. Yes, I am a little concerned that people will use the same machine and everything. But the gym I go to, that has more of functional training and they make you workout using your own body weight. They don’t take more than 10 people in a class and everyone will maintain social distancing. So it’s going to be fine. If corona is still going on, we have to learn to live with it. So I am really looking forward to it.

Vijayendra Kumeria: I am quite comfortable with the idea of working out at home. I have started enjoying body weight exercises which build muscle endurance and strength. With gyms being functional, I am still a little sceptical and have my doubts if it will be hygienic to use the space and equipment that a lot of people will be using. I will like to wait and watch before I step in a gym.

Aniruddh Dave: People have made good bodies during the lockdown by working out at home. I think we should wait for some more time before going to the gym. It may increase the risk of contracting the virus. I am worried and am spending my time in home gym.

Delnaaz Irani: I don’t go to a gym anyway. My routine involves is daily walks in the parks.

Kunal Thakkur: I dont feel it’s so important to go the gym in these times. Safety is the priority and I feel we should wait a little more. There are many other ways of exercising like running, yoga, functional training so why take a chance.

Dhruvee Haldankar: I have a home gym and I usually set out for a run or walk. It’s good that the gyms are starting because the fitness industry can stand back on feet and is a sign of relief for them.

Rishina Kandhari: It definitely is a good thing for actors who are fitness enthusiasts, but centers should only open on 30 percent occupancy at a time instead of to be open for all . So that they get time to sanitise the machines n the place for precautionary reasons . I personally will not go the such closed public places with air conditioners for a lil while… Woking out with a mask on is lil difficult for me.

Vikas Sethi: I am really looking forward to the gyms opening. While I have been skipping and been on a healthy diet, gyms opening will be a great relief. This will bring in a much needed routine in such difficult times.

Rohit Choudhary: This is good news for all the fitness freaks as me. But as I am delhi, gyms have been open here since a while. I would like to advice gym owners to keep a proper slot system and the members should carry a towel and a mask. As a actor, it is a relief but everyone should be very careful. Gym owners and members should maintain proper social distancing and take all the precautions. 100 percent I will go for workout in the gym.

Aneesha Madhok: I have an hourglass body and I can do cart wheels with full split. I never go to the gym. Even before Coronavirus, I never went to gyms because I think that we need to experience life fully in nature and exercise in the open. Instead of relying on gym equipment, we should rely on our body weight. As an actor, I feel going to the gym is a waste of time. We are athletes of the heart and building muscle is not our job. Instead we should dance and play sports. I play tennis, golf, soccer, I swim, I do ballet and belly dancing.

Jhanvi Sethi: As a founder of the MyZindagi Foundation, I am really looking to gyms opening. A healthy mind is also a reflection of healthy body. Yes there will be an initial apprehension about the machines but it’s a welcome change to get back in form.

Rajit Dev: I think it was very important to still take care of ourselves and protect ourselves from the virus. As this is going to be the new normal and things are going to stay this way. It’s good news that the gyms are going be open . Not only for actors, there was a lot of common people who used to hit the gym just to stay fit. Fitness makes a person not only fit but it gives one lot more confidence and energy in everyday life . I know the sweat part is going to be very crucial. The gym administrators should take proper care with good sanitisation and even the number of people should be kept minimal. I think more than the gym guys, we should be more careful and take things seriously like wiping with sanitizers after using each machine.

Bhavesh Kumar: Well, I didn’t miss my workout even during the lockdown. I was working out at my home. But it’s good that gyms are opening for all those people who couldn’t work out.

Akshit Sukhija: Reopening the gym is a breather for every actor, especially me, because I am very lazy when it comes to working out, especially going to gym. But in February end, I told myself that I have to go and workout because I haven’t worked out since the past 2 years. As I started going to the gym, the lockdown happened in March. I was working out at home but it was not great and I was literally praying that the gym should reopen so I could get back into shape. I am going to the gym on the 25th only.

Urvashi Upadhyay Sharle: I am so happy that gyms are reopening. But it is important that people make sure to take precautions so that there is less risk. It will be scary in the beginning but as people see that all precautions are in place, they will realise that it’s okay to go to the gym.

Khushbhoo Kamal: The gyms are going to open and this is a big relief. I was working out at home and sometimes it got quite boring to workout at same place. The kind of atmosphere you get at the gym, that you don’t get at home. I am looking forward to starting my workout at the gym and would love to experience the new normal. I will see the safety measures taken by the gym owners and after that I will decide that I will continue or not. It is very difficult to trust other people at the gym. I can just hope that the gym owners take proper precautions.

Sucheeta Trivedi: We can’t escape this virus for long. We will go to work, we will travel in the city for various reasons, we will fly, go shopping. Life has to come back to normal. The challenge is the volume of people we have in India specially. The time has come to mend our ways and to have discipline and decency just like the Japanese. It’s all about patience and not skipping the que. Wait for your turn.

Rajshri Rani: It is a good things that gyms are reopening as it will be a good change for people. However, we all have to be very careful. It is important to carry our own sanitisers and masks so that we can be very sure.

Pranitaa Pandit: It is actually a good thing and bad thing that they are reopening fitness centers because of the chance of the virus spreading is going to increase a lot, especially by using the same equipment that can hold the virus for long time. So one has to be really careful and take all the precautions. I am sure a bunch of actors is going to be very happy for going back to the gym but at the same we all have got used to alternatives workout regimes. I will not be going to the gym. I will continue my yoga and going for a walk.

Kettan Singh: It is a welcome change definitely for actors and public in general. I am not going to be heading to the Gym. I have developed a home workout schedule during the lock down, so I will stick to it for some time. Of course, the gym management will take care of sanitizing the area but I seriously don’t wish to risk it.

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Aneesha Madhok’s no-dialogue video to spread awareness about clean environment!

CineBuster Online | Updated — Thu, 19 Nov 2020 16:45:03 +0000

Being able to give a message without saying a single word is the mark of a talented artist and Indian- American actor Aneesha Madhok is no different. The very talented actor, who will soon make her Hollywood debut as a lead on director Bill McAdams Jr’s movie Bully High, has made a creative video keeping the environment trash-free.

Talking about the need to spread awareness around keeping the surroundings clean, the versatile star says, “I was shooting a dance video, trying to be a so called ‘entertainer’. While dancing, I suddenly came across trash. I thought to myself how ignorant is this! But I shouldn’t be ignorant. I decided to do something about this so I made this video to spread a message that I am a starving artist- starving to create a change,” she shares.

The multi-talented artist feels it is important for everyone to be proactive about cleaning their surroundings.

“In this day and age, we are all so caught up in being ‘influencers’ or doctors, engineers, makeup artists etc. But what about taking care of our environment!? Anything we do in life, we must also think about our environment. Thinking of our environment is equally important as thinking of our profession. PAY YOUR RENT FOR YOUR TIME ON EARTH. I was shooting a dance video in Goa trying to be an ‘influencer’ but then I came across trash and thought omg how ignorant is this shit. I can’t ignore it. So I made this video to spread a message that I am a starving artist- starving to create a change,” she says.

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Tele-actors indulge in Diwali ‘Saaf-Safai’

CineBuster Online | Updated — Wed, 11 Nov 2020 15:38:47 +0000

Even as this year’s Diwali is pandemic infected, the spirt of the tele-actors is high and many have started the clean up job. However, this year due to Covid, this has become tough as a lot of people have no external help even for housework. Actors tell us how they plan to complete this task this year. However, this year due to Covid, this has become tough as a lot of people have no external help even for housework. Actors tell us how they plan to complete this task this year. All they are saying is ‘Kapda uthao aur shuru ho jao!’

Arun Mandola: I am Delhi boy and we North Indians are crazy about Diwali. Diwali is one of my favourite festivals and already I have started Diwali cleaning. Generally, I love cleaning my house and Diwali cleaning makes me very nostalgic. During my childhood, my father and I always used to clean our house together. But from many years, I am in Mumbai, and the atmosphere here is different. This year, I am not calling anyone for my help because of the pandemic. My tips to my fans are if you clean your house a little bit every day then you can finish cleaning the entire place till Diwali.

Prakriti Nautiyal: The situation due to the Covid-19 outbreak has made things quite challenging. Luckily, our society has permitted us to call our house help for work. Regular temperature checks, masks and all other sanitization is done, keeping all the necessary precautions in mind. My Diwali cleaning has already begun as it was much needed. I have 5 cats so I have to be sure that all the fur from the nooks and corners are cleaned out. I am also making sure this Diwali to also give away a lot of stuff. I think we all need to do this during this year’s Diwali cleaning. Anything that can be repurposed be it footwear, cosmetics, clothes, bags that are not serving you personally, I urge you to not discard them, instead give it to someone who can use it. Even torn clothes can be made into quilts for our stray animals as winters are just around the corner. This way, our home becomes clutter-free and nothing is wasted at the same time.

Vijayendra Kumeria: Our house helps stay with us so it’s a great relief for us. But Diwali cleaning is an extra chore and you need external help for it for sure. But this year, it’s not safe to get help from outside. So we all will help each other in this cleaning task and will do it together. My tip to everyone one is just divide the whole cleaning process into different days, instead of cleaning the whole house in one go… pick one room at a time and clean it for two hours a day. This would be easy for sure.

Rajshri Rani: Due to the pandemic, there is no external help. There is no servant or staff to help out. But, on the other hand, it’s good also as you get to know about your cleaning strengths. There are no tricks for cleaning because it’s not science or maths. It’s really simple, take a dry cloth and a wet cloth aur ho jao shuru!

Prateek Rana: Diwali cleaning is my favourite part of the festival. I love to clean my place. My family and I will be cleaning the house together. We will buy new things for our home. The cleaning has been started and we are planning to paint our home this Diwali by ourselves. Many of us are aware of the belief that Goddess Lakshmi will grace a clean and nicely decorated home with wealth and fortune. So, in our home and in many parts of India it is a ritual to clean the house and deck it up with lights and flowers. It is important to dispose of unwanted and unused materials from your home.

Ajay Singh Chaudhary: Diwali cleaning has been started. We have one live-in house help, so it is not that big of an issue. But we also have a child, so we all have to pitch in. Some time back, our househelp was not with us, she was in her hometown. Those three-four months taught us a lesson. During my childhood, I used to help my mother in household chores. I belong to a very middle-class family and we used to do all our work by ourselves

Oye Kunaal: Diwali cleaning is not too much work this year as because of Covid-19, we are cleaning the house every day. We will decorate our house to create a positive vibe. I always celebrate Diwali in my hometown but this year my plan is to celebrate Diwali with my house help. I really appreciate my house help, my building guards and all and so I will celebrate this year with them. I am done with the cleaning for the year. I urge everyone to be safe and share your Diwali with your loved ones, spread positivity. Due to this Covid-19, many negative things have come up and it is important to spread positivity.

Delnaaz Irani: My Diwali cleaning happens before Dusshera and so we have been blessed with 24/7 house help. I have a maid too so I don’t think I would have a problem this year. Diwali cleaning is definitely very time consuming and you definitely need help. We have almost finished. When the building allowed for us to get our maids back, I started calling my house help. I also have a live in servant. This time is also about letting the mind, body and soul be refreshed with a positive attitude. Let’s not think that this year was bad as we have all gone through this together. Don’t stress out if you don’t have help and cannot clean. Please beautify the house by lighting diyas. It’s important to not stress out just because Diwali cleaning is to be done.

Rohit Choudhary: By the grace of God, I have house help. Most of the people I know have no help and are doing everything on their own. I want every house to have food on Diwali. I want everyone to light diyas and celebrate. I am trying to help my family members with household chores even though I have house help. We have started cleaning and decorating our house and I want that not only me, everyone should have a great Diwali.

Pranitaa Pandit: Thanks to Covid-19, I think our Diwali cleaning started long back as the whole year we have been cleaning and trying to maintain hygiene. This year, we will be not celebrating in a big. We will be doing a little Pooja at our place with only our family members. We are not going out this year and playing cards, nor are we doing anything extra. This is going to very special Diwali for all of us as we will be with our family members. I have been blessed with proper house help throughout this Covid-19 time and so Diwali cleaning has not been an issue.

Aneesha Madhok: I believe that we should clean our houses every Diwali. As the tradition goes we clean our houses, light Diyas so that the goddess of money, Lakshmi comes. I think we should focus on cleaning the environment as well as cleaning our minds of all materialistic things that we have been focusing on.

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