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As the festive season unfolds, actress Sheeba Akashdeep is brimming with excitement. She, currently a part of the show "Baatein Kuch Ankahee Si," shares her love for the celebratory atmosphere that accompanies this time of year.
"It's a time of joy for all of us," says Sheeba, emphasizing that festivals are a cause for celebration across the globe among Indians. After the observance of Shradh, the festive season ushers in a sense of purity and positivity. She adds, "It feels so peaceful, everything becomes positive, and the vibrations are just amazing."
Sheeba recognizes that the festive season brings a wave of positivity and vibrancy. "I start feeling good from the moment Ganpati Bappa enters our home. The entire ambiance and vibrations within the house change. It instills a lot of happiness and tranquility in your mind."
For Sheeba, this is the ideal time to share precious moments with family. "During festivals, the first thing you desire is the presence of your family, followed by your dearest friends who are like family. Their presence completes the celebration," she explains.
She goes on to express her fervor for celebrating every festival with enthusiasm. Whether it's the annual mehendi party for Karwa Chauth or transforming her home into a wedding-like setting for Ganpati, Sheeba immerses herself fully in the festival's spirit. She fasts during Navratri and celebrates the goddess in all her forms, decorates her house with lights and diyas for Diwali, and goes all out with a red and white theme for Christmas, especially since her husband was born during that festive season. She simply adores every aspect of festivals.
According to Sheeba, festivals should be celebrated from the heart. She believes that it's all about priorities. "If someone is important to me, I'll make the effort to pick up the phone and wish them," she notes. For those deeply connected to their roots, family, and friends, the extra effort to celebrate with loved ones is a natural choice.
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