Oct 29, 2024 01:31 PM IST
Actor Sanjana Sanghi says that as a child she wouldn’t understand the meaning of festive traditions, but now, she’s a stickler for traditions herself.
During her growing-up years in Delhi, Sanjana Sanghi could only observe and question the meaning of festive traditions, but now, the actor has become a stickler for traditions herself. She says, “As a child, I didn’t know why new things came home on Dhanteras. Now that I’ve grown up, I realise that it is a special season,” adding, “I will follow that tradition of buying something for myself, even if it’s not anything big, just for the sake of keeping up with it.”
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Ask her what she plans to buy today and the 28-year-old says, “Every year, the mood is different, the needs are different,” adding, “This year, a beautiful saree and a home decor piece are on my list, and some things for all those who work with us.”
Sanghi says she focuses more on utility than luxury: “The money I saved as an actor in my teens helped me have a comfortable house in Mumbai. I find joy in that, more than spoiling myself with handbags or fancy clothes.”
About her Diwali plans, Sanghi, who has been a part of films such as Dil Bechara (2020) and Kadak Singh (2023), s, “This time my mom’s birthday and Diwali are coinciding. So, my brother Sumer and I are trying to do something very special for her.”
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