Saachi Tiwari: 'I know If I have good intentions and keep working hard, I can achieve all my dreams'
The actress, who will be seen opposite Raj Anadkat in Yash and Mamta Patnaik’s Kyunki Papa Kehte Hain , shares her Diwali plans, her childhood memories and the significance of the festival.
Actress Saachi Tiwari , who will be seen as Simran opposite Raj Anadkat in Yash and Mamta Patnaik’s Inspire Films show Kyunki Papa Kehte Hain on Sony SAB, has always found Diwali to be a festival of excitement, lights and happiness. She recalls the festival as a child as a time of fireworks and new clothes, but as she has grown older she has come to understand the significance of the festival. For Saachi, Diwali is now about faith, positivity, hard work and believing in your dreams.
Saachi talks about how her perception of the festival has changed over the years. “Diwali was just an occasion for me to celebrate when I was younger. I would get excited by the fireworks, the lights, and the new clothes. But now, its meaning has changed. I am still glad about all these things but I also know what Diwali means and what it does to one’s life. I know that if I have good intentions in my heart and keep working hard, I can overcome challenges and achieve my wishes and dreams. “It reminds us of our heritage, culture and Lord Shree Ram.”
Speaking about her plans this year, the actress says, “I don’t have anything planned really but I really hope I get a day off so that I can enjoy the festival with my family, make rangoli and spend some quality time with them.”
Since we are part of the television industry, it’s always a juggling act of work commitments during festivals. Saachi speaks about how she manages with the hectic schedules, "It is very, very hectic and sometimes you don't even get to celebrate occasions and festivals with your family. But I feel lucky to have such good co-actors. The set is so positive and feels like family. “Even if I can’t celebrate at home, I still feel at home with these people that have become like family.”
Saachi interestingly feels that every Diwali is memorable. I love every occasion with all my heart and a positive attitude. “I get excited about every Diwali, have fun with my family and friends and burst lots of crackers,” she adds.
Saachi ends with a message for her fans, “Never give up, no matter what life throws at you. Life can be hard but that doesn’t mean you should give up on your dreams. Work hard, focus on yourself, love yourself before anyone else and stay happy. “Sometimes God is just testing you and helping you reach your full potential so you are ready to receive all that you deserve.”
Actress Saachi Tiwari , who will be seen as Simran opposite Raj Anadkat in Yash and Mamta Patnaik’s Inspire Films show Kyunki Papa Kehte Hain on Sony SAB, has always found Diwali to be a festival of excitement, lights and happiness. She recalls the festival as a child as a time of fireworks and new clothes, but as she has grown older she has come to understand the significance of the festival. For Saachi, Diwali is now about faith, positivity, hard work and believing in your dreams.
Saachi talks about how her perception of the festival has changed over the years. “Diwali was just an occasion for me to celebrate when I was younger. I would get excited by the fireworks, the lights, and the new clothes. But now, its meaning has changed. I am still glad about all these things but I also know what Diwali means and what it does to one’s life. I know that if I have good intentions in my heart and keep working hard, I can overcome challenges and achieve my wishes and dreams. “It reminds us of our heritage, culture and Lord Shree Ram.”
Speaking about her plans this year, the actress says, “I don’t have anything planned really but I really hope I get a day off so that I can enjoy the festival with my family, make rangoli and spend some quality time with them.”
Since we are part of the television industry, it’s always a juggling act of work commitments during festivals. Saachi speaks about how she manages with the hectic schedules, "It is very, very hectic and sometimes you don't even get to celebrate occasions and festivals with your family. But I feel lucky to have such good co-actors. The set is so positive and feels like family. “Even if I can’t celebrate at home, I still feel at home with these people that have become like family.”
Saachi interestingly feels that every Diwali is memorable. I love every occasion with all my heart and a positive attitude. “I get excited about every Diwali, have fun with my family and friends and burst lots of crackers,” she adds.
Saachi ends with a message for her fans, “Never give up, no matter what life throws at you. Life can be hard but that doesn’t mean you should give up on your dreams. Work hard, focus on yourself, love yourself before anyone else and stay happy. “Sometimes God is just testing you and helping you reach your full potential so you are ready to receive all that you deserve.”
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