Aishwarya Khare essaying the role of Aarambhi in COLORS’ ‘Dr. Aarambhi’ shares, “Valentine’s Day, for me, is about celebrating love in all its forms not just romantic love, but also the support we receive from family and close friends. With our hectic schedules, we often forget to pause and appreciate these bonds, so I like to make the day about chilling with loved ones. This year, it could be a cozy dinner with my family, devouring our favourite cuisine. The celebration of love takes on a new meaning as I bring the title role to life in Dr. Aarambhi. Qualified as a doctor, she’s a super nurturing home-proud woman, whose love language is acts of service; but sadly her professional potential is seen as threat, leading to everyone in her marital home gaslighting her into believing that sacrifice is virtuous. This Valentine’s Day, I’m rooting for women like Aarambhi, who’ve had to heal on their way to self-love. Happy Valentine’s Day!”
Karan Kundrra from COLORS’ ‘Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment’ shares, “Although love should be a daily staple in everyone’s life in an ideal world, it’s nice to see people make a big deal of Valentine’s Day. It’s not just about romance, it’s about appreciating those who stand by you, who make you laugh even on tough days, and who remind you what truly matters. Speaking of love, this year has been incredible because Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment gave me the chance to work alongside Tejasswi, even though we’re on different teams competing against each other! There’s something beautifully ironic about being rivals on the show while being partners in life. Here’s wishing everyone love, laughter, and the warmth of those who matter most on this special day!”
Tejasswi Prakash from COLORS’ ‘Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment’ shares, “I think it’s beautiful that we have a day dedicated to celebrating love, the most sacred superpower in the world. It’s what connects us, heals us, and gives us the strength to keep going. This year, celebrating Valentine’s Day on Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment was such a chaotic joyride, Karan and I are on opposite teams, constantly competing and trying to outdo each other, yet there’s so much love and laughter in every moment we share. I’m very excited for the audiences to witness the brilliance and blunders that were captured in the Valentine’s Day special episode. The most endearing thing you can do for someone is to cook for them and I’m grateful that I get do it for the ardent fans of this show. May love conquer all this Valentine’s Day and beyond!”
Syed Raza portraying the role of Nawab in COLORS’ ‘Tu Juliet Jatt Di’ shares, “Valentine’s Day is a beautiful reminder to appreciate the love and relationships that add meaning to our lives. For me, it’s less about grand gestures and more about spending quality time with the people who matter. This year, I’ll be celebrating the day on set with my Tu Juliet Jatt Di family, that has become such an important part of my journey. On the show, Nawab may come across as charming and carefree, but when it comes to love, he believes in expressing it wholeheartedly and standing by the ones he cares about – and that is something I relate to. Here’s wishing everyone a Happy Valentine’s Day!”
Jasmeet Kaur playing the role of Heer in COLORS’ ‘Tu Juliet Jatt Di’ shares, “Valentine’s Day, for me, goes beyond romantic love, it is about celebrating the relationships that shape who we are. My forever Valentines have always been my parents. Their unconditional love and constant support have guided me through every phase of life, and they’ve always gone out of their way and means to give me core memories. They are also my biggest fans, who never miss an episode of Tu Juliet Jatt Di and tell me everything they loved about my performance as Heer. This Valentine’s Day, I want to send my love to all the girlies bringing in Galentine’s Day, making the occasion about uplifting one another.”
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