Krushna Abhishek from COLORS’ ‘Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment’ shares, “Republic Day for me is about celebrating what makes India special. At home, we gather around the TV to watch the Republic Day parade, and it is always nice to share that moment with my children and Kashmera. That same feeling reflects in Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment where people from different backgrounds come together to cook, laugh, and entertain. Everyone brings their own flavour, and that is what makes the show work. Now, with the final face-off between Team Kaanta and Team Chhuri, all the fun and chaos come together in one last set of challenges and it fills me with joy to be part of a show that brings families together and embodies the spirit of India. Jai Hind!”
Tejasswi Prakash from COLORS’ ‘Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment’ shares, “I still remember growing up I would rush out of my house in the early morning for the flag hoisting in our society. There was this overwhelming sense of pride that I couldn’t quite put into words. As we approach the final face-off on Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment, I’m reflecting on what this show means to millions of people of India, known as a food-loving country. This Republic Day, I’m grateful for the opportunity to chase my dreams, to entertain, and to be part of a nation that gives us the courage to be ourselves. May we strive to make our country proud. Happy Republic Day!”
Priyanka Chahar Choudhary essaying the titular role in ‘Naagin 7’ shares, “Every time I see our national flag, I’m reminded of the visionary leaders of our country, to whom we owe this day. Republic Day has been about pondering over the responsibility we all carry to protect and honour our nation. In Naagin 7, my character is on a mission to save the country from dark forces – she’s already saved the Mahakumbh from the dragon’s destruction and now faces even greater challenges as evil continues to threaten our land. Just like she stands guard over India with unwavering resolve, each of us also has a role to play in upholding what our tricolour represents. I’m incredibly grateful to be part of a show that India has embraced wholeheartedly, and on this Republic Day, I want to salute every Indian who contributes to putting our country on the global map. Vande Mataram!”
Adnan Khan, who plays Vikrant in COLORS’ ‘Mannat Har Khushi Paane Ki’, shares, “Republic Day is a powerful reminder of who we are as a nation and what we stand for. It fills me with immense pride to belong to a country built on equality, and the strength of unity in diversity. As an actor, I feel grateful to have the opportunity to entertain and connect with audiences across the country through Mannat Har Khushi Paane Ki, a show that speaks with every Indian household. This Republic Day, let us honour our Constitution by being mindful citizens, standing against injustice, and working together to build a stronger, more united India. Happy Republic Day!”
Deepika Singh, who essays the role of Mangal in COLORS’ ‘Mangal Lakshmi, shares, “I feel incredibly fortunate to be remembered as the onscreen woman in uniform, a character that audiences, especially children, have held close to their hearts. Through such roles, they learn responsibility and patriotism by example, which I believe is the most powerful way to nurture love for our country and its values. I’ve always taken pride in being a conscious and responsible Indian, aware of both my rights and duties, and I carry that awareness into my life and work. Seeing my son develop a growing love for India, inspired by the stories and characters I’ve portrayed, fills me with a sense that something meaningful is being passed on to the next generation. As I play Mangal in ‘Mangal Lakshmi’, I see the reflection of countless Indian women who shape our nation every day through their strength, resilience, and commitment to their family. This Republic Day, I salute every citizen who contributes to keeping our country moving forward. Bharat Mata Ki Jai!”
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