Synopsis
Mumbai's Shrutika Arjun, renowned for her appearance on 'Bigg Boss 18', shares her favorite Holi treat, thandai, and reflects on her cherished Holi experiences, emphasizing her daily Puja rituals that bring her peace.Key Takeaways
- Shrutika Arjun recalls her favorite Holi delicacy as thandai.
- She practices daily Puja for peace and positivity.
- A thoughtful surprise gift from Tajinder Bagga enriched her Holi spirit.
- Her cherished Holi memories involve joyous celebrations at the beach.
- She shares the importance of rituals in her daily life.
Mumbai, March 14 (NationPress) Shrutika Arjun, who captured significant attention during her participation in the Salman Khan-hosted reality show “Bigg Boss 18”, reminisced about her most unforgettable Holi celebration and revealed that her preferred Holi treat is ‘thandai’.
“I am someone who performs Puja every day before leaving the house, regardless of my schedule or location. Even while traveling, I ensure to carry out my rituals earnestly wherever I stay. At home, I personally arrange flowers for God in the Puja room and follow my daily practices,”
Shrutika shared with IANS.
She expressed that this daily practice offers her a profound sense of peace and strength that sets the mood for her entire day.
“For me, Puja is not confined to a particular occasion—it’s a daily ritual that instills calm and positivity,” she added.
Shrutika, recognized for her close camaraderie with “Bigg Boss 18” contestants Chum Darang and Tajinder Bagga, continued to discuss the dishes she relishes during Holi.
“My favorite Holi delicacy is Thandai. In fact, Baggu (Tajinder Bagga) was incredibly kind to send me a surprise gift yesterday. I even showcased it in my story the day before yesterday. He sent me organic colors made from authentic flowers, along with Thandai, beautifully packaged in a box that had ‘Happy Holi’ inscribed on it.”
“It was such a thoughtful gesture. I felt, ‘Thank you, Baggu—you’ve already brought the festive spirit.’”
Reflecting on her most cherished Holi, she recounted: “My mama would take us to the beach, and on the way, we would joyfully apply colors on everyone we encountered, even at traffic signals.”
“Once at the beach, after completely indulging in Holi, we would wash off the colors in the sea, enjoying a dip and the waves before returning home. That remains one of my beloved Holi memories,” she concluded.
