Ajay Chaudhary:
This year Holi is going to be a formal one with my family and friends visiting my place as my daughter is too small. Holi reminds me of colours and sweets, I have never drunk bhaang, but I miss the times when mother use to make gujiyas and other sweets. Every Holi has been a memorable one. I remember the first Holi after my wedding - all my friends and family came to my place and prepared sweets; it was a time well spent. Besides, the time spent with family is always most memorable.
Amal Sehrawat:
My plans for Holi this year is a party on my terrace with organic colours and no water (to save water), food and dancing on various Holi songs by the deejay. It's an open invitation to my friends; they are all invited. Having said that, Holi is the only festival when 'Ugly is beautiful' - the more scary and colourful you become,themore happy you feel about it.It's fun to see reserved and sophisticated people also letting their hair down and freaking out in the wildest way. My most memorable Holi was during my high school days when I fancied a girl but had no guts to ask her out. So I dabbed my face with all possible colours so that she could not recognise me, went to her, said 'I love you' and ran away feeling elated. I waited for her to response, not realising that she had not recognise me. I went to school with a lot of excitement and hopes but was crushed to see her boyfriend dropping her to school on bike. However, I was happy that I at least took the step to confess my love to her.
Arti Singh:
I love Holi. I visit my mom in Lucknow on that day every year. The most memorable Holi moment for me would be the time I had to visit Lucknow for a day and return in the evening but I had bhaang. That one glass did not have any effect on me, so in a hurry I consumed one more and adding to that I ate gujiyas with that. It hit me so fast that I was dancing in the middle of the road and my mom showered me with slaps on my face. It was very funny.
Gaurav Sharma:
Though Holi is a festival of colours, I don't use any except gulaal. I love animals and colours are not good for them. But Holi also reminds me of homemade sweets and dahi bhallas that my mother used to make when I was 13. We were living in a joint family, so all my cousins and me used to celebrate Holi together. I was the naughtiest among the lot. Once we all went to Mathura to celebrate the month-long celebration of Holi there. It was the most memorable experience as I never had such a long holiday with all my lovely brothers and sisters. On the other hand, celebration there was completely different and better than what we had been celebrating for years.
Himanshoo Malhotra:
I and Amruta will try and go to Delhi to celebrate Holi with my mom and brother, if he is not busy with his shooting. So it's going to be fun with cousins and friends in Delhi. We are looking forward to having a great time. Holi reminds me of mithai, bhaang, colours and having masti with friends and cousins. It's going to be a great fun with deejay, dhol and band baaja. It is one of the best times to enjoy with friends, relatives and cousins. For the past 4 to 5 years, we have been attending Holi parties hosted by Zoom, but there was this one time where the after-party continued at my place, where all my friends got drunk on bhaang. So we had a maddening time, where my house ended up being splashed in all kinds of colours. I had to get my house painted again.
Karan Ambardar:
I am going back home for Holi after two years. And I am really looking forward to my mother's gujiyas, sitting with family and drinking bhaang. I am also bit scared as they are going to target me during Holi this year. Every Holi has been memorable as it always ended in us having a good time. I remember my childhood, when we use to have an egg fight across the rooftops
This year I will be with my family on Holi, so it's going to be full ofcolors with family and friends. It goes without saying that when I see colours, it reminds me of Holi and sweets prepared on that day. The most memorable Holi for me has to be the ones spent in college; my friends pulled me out of the house, threw me into the pool and coloured me in all possible colours.
Meghna Malik:
Holi is a festival of colours andsharinglove. It reminds me of water balloons, colours, bhaang, pakoras, pichkari, silver paints which are hard to get rid off and water tanks for dunking school friends. The most memorable Holi I witnessed was in Uttar Pradesh, where women would beat men with lathis and they would run for cover, throw colour and water at the women. I would request my readers not to indulge in such a play to celebrate Holi. This year's Holi will be in Delhi by the pool with my Delhi friends. I am eagerly waiting for it.
Mrunal Jain:
I will be spending Holi in Mumbai with my wife and my cricket team this year. It is also my first Holi with her. Mithais,colours and bhaang - all three remind me of Holi as it is the only time when we act crazy with friends, colour them and eat sweets like anything, specially gujiyas. My mom Vidhya makes excellent gujiyas and thandai.
Vipul Roy:
I look forward to celebrating Holi as it is one of favourite festivals. This year, I am performing on SAB Ki Holi, it will be followed by a colourful celebration with
Shrada Sharma:
This year I am working on Holi, and celebrating it in Sri Lanka; I am performing on the latest Bollywood tracks in Ballegio Casino, one of the famous casinos there. I will also be celebrating Holi at a party with the locals. Holi is a day when I forget all about my diet and eat all possible sweets. It reminds of bhaang, colours and sweets. I remember at a party hosted by Colors, I consumed so much of bhaang that I felt so hungry that I kept on eating and eating when I returned home. That was the only Holi when I drank so much of bhaang. I prefer playing Holi with gulaal, that too a mild one as it is skin-friendly and comes off easily and does not affect my work if I have to shoot the next day.
source: pinkvilla
