After Raksha Bandhan, today is one of the much awaited days for all the brothers and sisters for each can demand their gifts to the other and neither can say a no.

Several of our actors in the industry celebrate the festival but sometimes fail to make it either because of their tight schedule or even because they are separated from the family.

On this special occasion of Bhai Duj, we caught up with some of the popular tellydom stars so that they could share their experiences on the day.


Neil Bhatt who is popularly known as Kesar of Gulaal shares, "Earlier we used to celebrate Bhai Duj a lot but nowadays all my cousins are not in Mumbai presently. But this year I would like to get my younger sister whatever she wants. I might take her to a place and let her buy whatever she wants. Apart from that, I am there for her always."



Yashashri Masurkar of Rang Badalti Odhani shares her issues of her younger brother and says, "I have a younger brother so frankly speaking I am not really expecting anything. I would like to gift him whatever he likes. On this occasion I would like to tell him one thing. He never likes his friends asking about me and my autographs. He should understand that it is a part of my job."

Vishal Singh aka Jigar of Saath Nibhana Saathiya had a memorable Diwali and he shares his plans for Bhai Duj. "This year Diwali was a blast and I hope Bhai Duj will also go in the same way since my family is here. I have an elder sister and if I have to ask her to prepare my favourite dish, then I would like her to prepare Rajma Chawal for me like how my mother makes it. She is presently not here with me, so for this year's Bhai Duj I will ask to buy what she likes and I will put the money in her account," states Vishal.


With her family being in Nasik, Deepali Pansare aka Payal of Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon? does not have many plans for the day. She shares, "This year I have no special plans for Bhai Duj because my family is in Nasik and even my younger brother is there. If I could gift him something special that would have been PS3 because he is very interested in games. He already has a PSP."


Well, though they are have their lows on the day we can always cheer them by giving our good wishes. Share with us your plans for the day and also how you spent them.

Wish you all a very happy Bhai Duj!