Shivangi Verma fondly recalls her childhood memories of Janmashtami and shares how Lord Krishna continues to be her guiding light.
For the actress, the festival is a celebration of love, devotion, and meaningful family time.
Actress Shivangi Verma shares her heartfelt connection with the festival of Janmashtami and why it continues to hold a special place in her life. “Janmashtami brings back my childhood memories,” Shivangi says with a bright smile.
Childhood Memories of Janmashtami
Shivangi Verma fondly remembers looking forward to the festival with great excitement during her childhood. “I remember dressing up as Radha in school functions, and even at home, we used to decorate the jhanki with so much love. Those little moments made the festival very special for me,” she adds.
Talking about the meaning of Janmashtami in her life, Shivangi Verma explains, “For me, Krishna is not just God, he is like a friend. Whenever I feel low, I talk to him as if he is right beside me. I feel his presence in small things, and that gives me strength and positivity.”
Family Traditions and Festive Joy
Shivangi Verma also shares how the celebration at home is filled with devotion and joy. “Every year, my family keeps a fast, decorates the temple at home, and at midnight we perform the aarti of Lord Krishna. The energy in the house feels magical,” she says.
The actress believes the festival is not only about rituals but also about togetherness. “Janmashtami is about joy, devotion, and family bonding. In today’s busy life, festivals remind us to pause and spend time with our loved ones. I look forward to this day because it connects me deeply with my culture and my family,” Shivangi Verma adds warmly.
Shivangi Verma’s Message to Fans
Ending with a special message for her fans, Shivangi Verma says, “Celebrate Janmashtami with a pure heart. Remember Krishna’s teachings of love, patience, and kindness. If we follow them, life will surely become more peaceful and beautiful.”
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