Lohri celebration 2021: Kamya Punjabi to Avinash Rekhi, TV stars shares their favourite memories of festival

Colors star recollect their favourite memory of the festival of Lohri, read in.

Lohri is celebrated as a huge festival in the country. It has immense significance and it marks a tradition that is being followed for years. Your favourite Colors stars are no different, they recall some of their best memories of the festival. 

Anita Raj as Kulwant Kaur, Choti Sarrdaarni

“Being a Punjabi myself I always look forward to celebrating Lohri. This year I am shooting but will celebrate with my family after my shoot. I’ll be having a pre-Lohri celebration on the sets itself with my Choti Sarrdaarni family. This year I will miss sitting around the bonfire eating gazak mithai and most importantly enjoy doing the Bhangra all night and clicking lots of photos.”

Avinesh Rekhi as Sarabjit Gill of Choti Sarrdaarni

“The best thing about Lohri is that it falls in winters which is my favorite season of the year. I always make sure that I celebrate this festival in Chandigarh with my family and close friends but this year due to my work commitments I will be in Mumbai. I love gorging on food, sweets, and most importantly the groundnuts. This year, I will celebrate the festival with my wife and kids. I love sitting around the bonfire and this is possible back at home, and I have some very fond memories of the time.”

Kamya Punjabi aka Preeto

 "The year gone by has taught us to embrace and celebrate the small and big moments of life. Lohri is one such festival filled with positivity and hope. It is an auspicious day where we celebrate nature. This Lohri, like always, I will make some lip-smacking delicacies like kheer and laddoo and enjoy them with our family and friends. We will have a potluck lunch party on our set of Shakti- Astitva Ke Ehsaas kii… Since the past 3 years, celebrating the Lohri track onset has been a tradition of sorts! I pray that the new year gets us good luck and a whole lot of hope and positivity."

Surbhi Chandna as Bani in Naagin 5

" I feel that Lohri is a perfect time and joyous way of connecting with your family and friends. It is that time of the year when we all get together and celebrate with some traditional dance and by performing rituals. While this time the gathering is going to be restricted, preparations for Lohri are in full swing at home! We are going to light a bonfire at home and gorge on ' Makki Di Roti' and 'Sarso Da Saag' along with sweet gobhi pickles. I am all set for the Lohri fun and am waiting to begin the Punjabi New Year on a positive note." 

Saahil Uppal Aka Omkar

 “I have some of the fondest memories of celebrating Lohri when I was a kid. I remember gathering with friends and family, sitting around a bonfire in chilling temperatures back in Delhi. We used to dance and munch on crispy groundnuts! Those memories are still very fresh in my mind. Lohri is a special time as it feels great to be with your loved ones and celebrate. The food, sweets, and especially groundnuts are what make Lohri special and different for me. This year, I will be celebrating Lohri with my close friends in Mumbai. In the evening, we will go for dinner at a friend's place and spend a quiet lohri this time.”