Bengali actress Sayantani Ghosh will observe Karwa Chauth for the first time following her union with long time love Anugrah Tiwari. "This is my first Karwa Chauth ever, and it's the first one I've had after getting married, so it's a special one. Since it isn't a part of my Bengali culture, I will ask my mother-in-law for assistance with the rituals, says Ghosh.
A fast will be kept for the love of one's partner by Ghosh and Tiwari, which is interesting. Ghosh's excitement has increased as a result, and she is continuing to say that she will fast because of this. "We're all here together celebrating it. Both are given the energy they need to get through the day. I frequently practise intermittent fasting, so I'm already accustomed to it. The anticipation of our first-ever Karwa Chauth celebration is more than enough to motivate me, she says.
The festival of Karwa Chauth places a high value on dressing up. For the festival, Ghosh, who identifies as a "forever saree girl," reveals that she will wear a saree. "Whenever I have the chance to wear a saree, I look for it. The red bindi, sindoor, Mangal sutra, and saakha pola are going to be with my red saree, of course, the actor of Naamkarann reveals.
One of the best chapters of her life, according to Ghosh, was her marriage to her husband. Karwa Chauth, a day to express gratitude for a partner, serves as a reminder to Ghosh of her appreciation for finding a "amazing companion." He has been and will continue to be a great friend. I believe the foundation of our relationship is our friendship. He enjoys cooking for me, especially healthy food because I can't cook. He is a straightforward man who values his family. We are most connected to one another through our love for our families, she says.
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