Karan Bendre of ‘Prem Poison Panga’ doesn’t want a virtual Rakshabandhan celebration

Rakshabandhan is an important festival for brother-sister. The siblings always wait to celebrate it together in the holy month of Shravan. Celebrities too long to be with their sibling during this festive period. Zee Yuva’s popular serials‘ lead actor Karan Bendre Is busy shooting post lockdown. But as the shoots wraps up early these days due to the guidelines laid down by the government, he is happy that he’ll get to be with his sister this Rakshabandhan.

While expressing his feelings regarding Rakshabandhan, karan Bendre said, “My sister is actually younger to me. However, she takes care of me like my older sister. Especially if I’m going for an audition anywhere, she pays close attention to my makeup and clothes. She insists that I should look good all the times. Importantly she accompanies me to every audition and keeps my morale high.

Of course, we also have a lot of fights. What’s the point if siblings do not quarrel? Sibling fights make the relationship more stronger. But we are great friends too. We share everything with each other, even secrets. I am always there for her in her difficult time. It’s my duty as an elder brother. I do guide her witching imposing myself on her. Both of us respect each other immensely.

Last year’s Rakshabandhan is unforgettable for me. I was supposed to be performing in  a play that day. She too was busy with her work. There were doubts whether Rakshabandhan would be celebrated or not.  However, we managed to meet late at night and celebrated the festival with fanfare. This year, it is difficult to celebrate Rakshabandhan due to corona virus inflicted period. But, we are both in Mumbai, so the question of ‘virtual Rakshabandhan’ does not arise.  Following all the guidelines laid down for Covid 19, we will definitely meet and celebrate Rakshabandhan in person.”