#Actor #ManitJoura is a popular name in the #televisionindustry and is presently seen playing the role of #RishabhLuthra in the most popular daily soap #’KundaliBhagya’. He talks about how he plans to minimize the affect of the #festival on the environment by resorting to a much friendlier celebration. Diwali is a time for togetherness and joy. And to share our happiness, this is a festival that we all want to celebrate with pomp and grandeur. But sometimes these gatherings back fire in a negative way. It is not just the environment that is affected, even infants and the elderly find it difficult to adjust to the high decibel levels of firecrackers. Not to mention the plight of pets. Most animals and birds experience trauma during the loud celebrations

“Diwali is a symbol of love and prosperity and I feel we must be careful with what we use to show our celebrations for the festival. From chemical colors to firecrackers and extreme lighting, we somewhere forget that we might be harming the nature as well. I try to use natural colors like condiments like haldi or kumkum for rangoli. Instead of many electric lights, I use diyas and lamps for brightness. I also prefer natural flower decorations. A little tweak to your Diwali celebrations can make a huge difference for your family and the planet”.

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“In television, we always give chance to new people. There is hardly any case, with some exceptions where a producer’s son or daughter gets priority,” he says.

Pointing out the difference between the journey of a star kid and someone who doesn’t have a backbone in the film or television industry, Rupesh says, “Of course struggle is more for outsiders. People who come from outside the industry need to be told that they should take an acting workshop or grooming workshop. So, they need to learn. They come here and learn but star kids are groomed in a certain way from their childhood. For them, they don’t need to learn so much. Of course they also work hard but their grooming happens at home. But that doesn’t mean that newcomers don’t get work or star kids don’t work hard.”

However, he feels it is normal for actors to push their kids in the same line of work. “I don’t think nepotism is that much. When someone like a Rajesh Khanna came in the industry, he didn’t have anyone in the industry. Now when he became a superstar, he would obviously want his children to be in the industry. If I am a sonar and I have a Gold shop, then I will definitely take care of it as my parents did. If this is nepotism, then it’s everywhere,” he says.

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