CINTAA Stars Spread Light and Love This Diwali
CINTAA members including Upasana Singh and Nagma share heartfelt Diwali wishes, while Deepak Parashar urges caution with firecrackers.
As the festival of lights illuminates homes across the country, several prominent members of the Cine & Television Artistes' Association (CINTAA) have come forward to share their heartfelt CINTAA Diwali wishes with fans and colleagues, blending messages of prosperity with a call for compassion.
Messages of Joy and Prosperity
Actress Upasana Singh shared a soulful message, emphasizing the essence of the festival. Describing Diwali as the festival of light, she prayed for abundance and happiness in the lives of everyone, wishing that all the desires of the heart be fulfilled while people continue to live with smiles and laughter.
Adding to the festive cheer, actress Nagma Morarji extended her warmest greetings. She prayed for a Diwali that is auspicious and blessed, hoping that the season brings immense happiness and prosperity to all.
Actress Varsha Usgaonkar also joined the celebrations, encouraging everyone to embrace the spirit of the festival. Highlighting that Diwali is a time of joy and lights, she urged people to celebrate the occasion with great enthusiasm.
A Special Plea for Animals
While the mood was celebratory, actor Deepak Parashar used the platform to bring attention to a critical issue. Speaking on behalf of both himself and CINTAA, he wished everyone a Happy Diwali but coupled his greetings with a sincere request regarding the environment and wildlife.
"Whenever you burst loud firecrackers, please remember that they cause a great deal of distress to animals. That's my only request," Parashar stated.
The Five-Day Festive Calendar
The grand Diwali celebrations span five days of traditional rituals and joy. The festivities kicked off with Dhanteras on November 6, followed by the celebrations of Choti Diwali on November 7.
The peak of the festival, featuring the auspicious Lakshmi Puja, is scheduled for November 8. The celebrations will then continue with Govardhan Puja on November 9 and conclude with the bond of siblings during Bhai Dooj on November 10.